Faith & Life Grade 7 · Chapter 10 · Christ, Source of All Grace
Kinds of Grace
The Church speaks of different kinds of grace. Sanctifying grace is a lasting gift that makes us holy. Actual graces are God’s nudges and helps in particular moments. Sacramental graces are the special gifts proper to each sacrament (CCC 2000, 2003).
Explore the idea
Read each example and decide which kind of grace it describes.
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Discuss the connection
Think of a time you felt a sudden push to do something good. Could that have been an actual grace? How did you respond?
An original interactive exercise for Faith & Life Grade 7, Chapter 10 (“Christ, Source of All Grace”). Grounded in Scripture and the Catechism of the Catholic Church.
How to use this tool
Watch this short walkthrough to see how to use this tool in class.