Cardinal
God forms us in our mother's womb with a spiritual soul, which includes an active mind, and this.
Free will
This is the wound that all humans share that makes us open to choosing wrong and evil options.
Original Sin
Jesus shares these to help us connect the desires in our hearts with where we are going.
Beatitudes
He tells us to treat others the way we would want others to treat us.
Jesus
Good judgement, exercised with caution.
Prudence
Balance and self control.
Temperance
Giving God and our neighbors what is due to them.
Justice
The strength to overcome temptations to do wrong.
Fortitude
Prudence, justice, temperance and fortitude are these kinds of virtues.
Cardinal
These are habits we develop to help us consistently do the right thing.
Virtues
Natural law is the God-given moral sense and voice of reason, which leads us to seek out that is this.
Good
This sermon is the ultimate expression of the New Law.
The Sermon on the Mount
Faith, hope and love (or charity) are this type of Virtues.
Theological
This refers to the goodness or evil of human acts.
Morality
We develop a well-formed this by learning God's Word through faithful prayer and study and by putting it into practice in our lives.
Conscience
A human act is fully human only if it is this.
Freely chosen
Keeps us focused on the happiness of Heaven, even when life gets hard.
Hope.
Our belief in God.
Faith
The greatest of the Theological Virtues.
Love.
An expression of the moral law that is written in the heart and soul.
Natural Law