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== Catholicism and sanctification ==
== Catholicism and sanctification ==
In Catholicism, sanctification refers to the ongoing process of becoming holy, initiated at baptism through the infusion of sanctifying grace, and is a lifelong journey of growing closer to God and becoming more like Christ by actively cooperating with the grace received through sacraments, prayer, and good works. It involves the process of developing a stronger and deeper relationship with God and living a more virtuous life through the Holy Spirit's guidance and power.
In Catholicism, sanctification refers to the ongoing process of becoming holy, initiated at baptism through the infusion of sanctifying grace, and is a lifelong journey of growing closer to God and becoming more like Christ by actively cooperating with the grace received through sacraments, prayer, and good works. It involves the process of developing a stronger and deeper relationship with God and living a more [[Virtuous|virtuous]] life through the Holy Spirit's guidance and power.
The partaking in the [[sacrament]]s (e.g. Confession, Eucharist, etc.) lead to infused grace in the Christian, contributing to sanctification.
The partaking in the [[sacrament]]s (e.g. Confession, Eucharist, etc.) lead to infused grace in the Christian, contributing to sanctification.