Seven Chief Virtues

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Series 5

Here lies the heart of the virtuous life—the seven chief virtues that reflect the character of Christ and the glory of God. These virtues are far more than mere moral ideals; they are supernatural gifts made possible only by grace. When we pursue these virtues, we lift the sails of our soul so the Holy Spirit can fill us. As you explore each one in depth, you will be equipped to live faithfully, love deeply, and endure courageously—arming your intellect with the truth so that Christ may truly be formed in you.

Please note: the following teachings are longer and more in-depth than the groundwork laid thus far. This is where the real richness of the Christian teachings of virtue begins. This is where the chiseling of the soul starts in earnest, and the beauty of the well-ordered and fulfilling life is revealed.

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Part 1: The Virtue of Faith

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Part 2: The Virtue of Hope

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Part 3: The Virtue of Charity

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Part 4: The Virtue of Prudence

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Part 5: The Virtue of Justice

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Part 6: The Virtue of Fortitude

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Part 7: The Virtue of Temperance

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Part 8: The Unity of the Virtues

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List of The 7 Chief Virtues:

Virtue of Faith
The virtue of faith enables one to believe in and surrender to Jesus Christ as Lord and Savior, the Holy Trinity, Sacred Scripture, and all the truths God has revealed—for God Himself is Truth.
Virtue of Hope
The virtue of hope enables one to trust in God and the promise of Christ for eternal life—divinely inspiring one to desire God’s will on earth and union with God's love in Heaven as one's utmost happiness and ultimate end.
Virtue of Charity
The virtue of charity enables one to love God above all things—moving one to love God, neighbor, and self, not for one's own sake, but for God’s sake.
Virtue of Prudence
The virtue of prudence enables one to discern and direct what is right.
Virtue of Justice
The virtue of justice enables one to do and uphold what is right.
Virtue of Fortitude
The virtue of fortitude enables one to endure difficulties and trials.
Virtue of Temperance
The virtue of temperance enables one to moderate desires and temptations.
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