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• The Holy Spirit is Love and gives us the infused theological virtue

  of charity to prefer God over everyone and everything. We desire this loving union with God. And it overflows in our love for ourselves and our neighbors for God’s sake.


  charity
• Happiness is realized when we live for God and know someday we

  will be with Him now and forever in heaven.

  joy
• The Holy Spirit gives us order in our souls and a clean

  conscience. He also gives us order to our family, friendships and duties of life.

  peace
• When one is close to God, everything else falls into its place so

  that one can have patience and tranquillity. Love is patient. 


  patience
• this if the virtue of kindness to others

  kindness
• We renounce evil and seek what is good. We repent of our sins

  and strive to do God’s will.

  goodness
• is also known as largesse or magnanimity, and refers primarily to being kind with one’s material belongings.

  generosity
• This gives us the moral virtue temperance that helps us

  overcome our natural tendency to be rough or angry.

  gentleness
• This is a theological virtue given to us in Baptism. It gives us the Divine grace to be able to assent to the revealed truth of God. We put God as the absolute authority.

  faithfulness
• This includes how we act and dress. These are external signs of our interior modesty. It gives us the preference to purity of mind and heart in sexual matters. 


  modesty
• This is the virtue to control sexual and other appetites in a

  holy manner like in marriage when one spouse because of sickness cannot have relations.

  self control
• This is the self-giving of oneself to God completely as a priest, religious or consecrated layman. All vocations are called to have chastity in

  their way of living. This includes married people to be faithful to their

  spouses. It also gives the grace for all those waiting to get married to be

  sexually pure.

  chastity