 The piety he practiced was simple, nourished on the words and example of Christ, and oriented towards action.He had excelled in practical judgment, but his gift, inspiring and working with others was, in a special way, the fruit of humility.He once said, “I have tried over and over again to find out the best means of living in union with God and in Charity with my neighbors, and I have never found anything that helped as much as humility- the lowering of oneself below everyone else, with the sense that is really worse than others, and the refusal to judge anyone”.