Grace is a word that has different meanings depending on the contextualization that is given to it; However, taken as a quality, it is defined as the set of physical or psychological characteristics that make an individual beautiful or funny. Most of the time, the subject with grace, is seen as a pleasant, attractive or naive being, as well as sweetness and in some cases, of inner peace. Similarly, this term is also used in the legal field, encompassing everything that involves a certain right approved by an entity that exercises public power.
There are some places whose names contain “grace”, such as in Barcelona and Tenerife, both in Spain, within which are areas such as Paseo de Gracia and the District of Gracia, as well as the tram with the same name.
It is also used to refer to people, being common in the female sex; has its origin the term from the Latin "gratia", which became known with Catholicism.
Within religion, divine grace is the set of gifts given by a deity to a human being, to keep his virtues intact and stay on the right path. In Christianity, this is given by God to make a follower keep the Commandments. In ancient Greece, the goddesses known as "the three graces" represented nature and the charm and beauty that it, in all its aspects, gave off. Likewise, formerly, in Spain there were three ecclesiastical taxes, being called the Bull of the Holy Crusade, the ecclesiastical subsidy and the ecclesiastical toilet.
