It is noteworthy that while Paul's reflection upon the saving facts of the death and resurrection of Christ leads him to the love of God as the supreme principle exhibited in these facts, it is his reflection upon the Spirit and the charismata or gifts of the Spirit in the Church that leads him to love or charity as at once the greatest of all charismata --» the love of God shed abroad in our hearts by the Holy Spirit given to us» (Rom. (religion-online.org)
All love between those who live by faith in Jesus Christ is enhanced by the presence of gifts of the Spirit. (religion-online.org)
Sometimes we forget to pray for gift of the Spirit — if we knew what we were praying for, we would pray for it with every breath we take. (faith.org.uk)