 The man formed by the Liturgy is the man who is awake in the highest sense of the word. He is not only inwardly open to hearing the voice of God. He is not only aware of the ultimate Truth, but he also looks on all earthly goods in their true light. Far removed from all bluntness, "indifference," stoic insensibility and impassiveness, his awakened eye is open to every created thing in its mystery of the height and its divine meaning. Let us recall again the precious and noble character of created things, such as water, for instance, as disclosed in the blessing of the baptismal water. (1943, pp. 136-7)