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sanctifying grace: In Christian theology, refers to the divine grace that transforms a person's soul and leads them to holiness
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The sanctifying grace is our spiritual fire.
In this sense it speaks of sanctifying grace as distinct.
And hence sanctifying grace is nobler than gratuitous grace.
Now every contrition is quickened by sanctifying grace.
Deprivation of sanctifying grace and charity.
God created man in the state of sanctifying grace.
Baptism brings sanctifying grace for the first time.
Now faith can be without sanctifying grace.
Hence sanctifying grace ought not to be divided against gratuitous grace.
Confession either restores sanctifying grace or it augments it.
Therefore no one has the gift of understanding without sanctifying grace.
Baptism confers sanctifying grace on us for the first time in our lives.
Even disciples must pray for sanctifying grace.
They always accompany sanctifying grace and are infused together with grace.
Because they are infused with sanctifying grace.
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The sacraments give sanctifying grace directly to those who receive them with the proper dispositions.
It kills the life of sanctifying grace.
Therefore sanctifying grace is not given in the sacrament of Order.
The moral virtues also are infused with sanctifying grace.
The newly baptized person receives sanctifying grace and is sealed with a permanent spiritual mark.
But merit corresponds in degree to charity and sanctifying grace.
Now sanctifying grace makes a man worthy of the love of God.
Christ is the great depository of justifying righteousness and sanctifying grace.
This opinion might be safely accepted were sanctifying grace only a physical ornament of the soul.
Therefore the sacramental grace does add something to habitual or sanctifying grace.
And for that you know there must be sanctifying grace and purchasing love.
The necessity of habitual charity is inferred from its close communion with sanctifying grace.
Jesus has already done His part by the sanctifying grace that we have received.
Why is sanctifying grace also called habitual grace?
It follows that no man can know whether he has sanctifying grace.
They are, sanctifying grace and actual grace.
The two essential types of grace are actual and sanctifying grace.
Like a flak jacket, sanctifying grace protects us from his assaults.
Therefore prophecy can not be without a good life and sanctifying grace.
There are two kinds of grace - sanctifying grace and actual grace.
Reception of the Eucharist requires one to be in a state of sanctifying grace.
She was in a state of sanctifying grace from the first moment of her existence. ….
It is a process which starts at baptism through which sanctifying grace is initially infused.
Unlike other graces, Sanctifying Grace is conferred on us for the benefit of others.
Further debate occurs in the distinction between sanctifying grace and actual grace.
They confer sanctifying grace to everyone, that gives us the title of children of God.
It can also belittle the sovereign and sanctifying grace of God.
The Sacraments that give sanctifying grace are Baptism and Penance ;.
The Divine Will is the uncreated source of sanctifying grace.
Anyone who wishes can take advantage of sanctifying Grace of the Holy Eucharist.
The Gentiles who come to Me once will receive sanctifying grace.
Stay in a state of Sanctifying Grace.
May we thus all live and die supernaturally alive in Sanctifying Grace.
What is the difference between sanctifying grace and the Divine Will?
As a resident in the substance of the soul to deify, it is called sanctifying grace.
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