The document discusses the key aspects of sanctity and living a holy life. It states that sanctity is not defined by an absence of sin alone, but by the presence of love, specifically living in charity. It identifies some means to attain sanctity, such as prayer and the sacraments, with the Eucharist being charity itself. It also notes that sin draws one's capacity for love away from God and towards oneself.

1. stones of alabaster or f lesh and bones?

2.  1) to live fully the habitation of the Holy Trinity in the
Soul
 2) to live the inspirations of the Holy Spirit to the full.
 3) to imitate Christ perfectly
 4) to live the virtue of charity

3. The idea that sanctity = perfection is
FALSE
ABSCENCE of sin ≠ necesarily presence
of LOVE & therefore ≠ necesarily
SANCTITY

4. • The place where we find all the means that God
wanted to give us to attain sanctity
 Prayer, as means not an ends
 All sacraments have charity as an end except the
Eucharist which is CHARITY itself.

5.  Sin turns our capacity to LOVE from GOD and draws it
towards the self
 (means to live charity)
 The limitations imposed by our character or
personality don’t matter because they all love in God’s
style.