The Cardinal Virtues.

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The Cardinal Virtues

Prudence Prudence = good sense and wisdom A prudent person has a plan for life and follows it Will act so that the plan can be carried out Does not jeopardize life plan by acting illegally or immorally

Justice Is carried out when a a person gives to God and others what is due to them What is due to God? What is due to others? Justice has to do with fairness

Fortitude Means the same as courage Especially in a difficult situation Helps to rise to a challenge and resist the temptation to give up or to give in Examples of fortitude

Temperance Moderates the way we are attracted to pleasures ‘All things in moderation’ Helps us to practice self denial Examples of everyday temperance

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