Catholic Word of the Day: HABITUAL GRACE, 02-26-15

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HABITUAL GRACE

 

Constant supernatural quality of the soul which sanctifies a person inherently and makes him or her just and pleasing to God. Also called sanctifying grace or justifying grace.

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Also called sanctifying grace or justifying grace

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[Grateful2God]

Sounds better than habitual. More comforting. “makes him or her just and pleasing to God. Also called sanctifying grace.” Sometimes I wonder, how could God love me, I’m no good to anyone anymore, but then God is love... and i can still pray. Please pray for me, too...