| Lasallian incarnational spirituality connects body and soul, the profane and the sacred, school and catechesis, human development and evangelization. |
| Our message has credibility to the extent that we adopt an incarnational approach. |
| In this, Maurice transformed Hooker's emphasis on the incarnational nature of Anglican spirituality to an imperative for social justice. |
| This concern to care for people in their entire reality was another expression of Father de Montfort's incarnational spirituality which always found an expression in his mission. |
| To my mind, its incarnational manifestation and Grand Vizier was Alan Titchmarsh, who I considered to be the anti-Bowie. |
| He draws conclusions from his incarnational Christology for nature. |
