Molinos argues that minimal holiness is required for partaking in daily Communion, as long as one is free from mortal sin. He stresses that it is unreasonable to deprive laypeople of the Eucharist due to an exaggerated standard of worthiness. He states, 'If Councils, the Church, Popes, Saints, and Doctors require no greater disposition to receive fruit from this Sacrament, than not being in mortal Sin, why must the Ministers require a greater?' This highlights the importance of continual spiritual sustenance through frequent Communion.