Virtues

Prudence, justice, fortitude, and temperance are ______________.

• Theological Virtues

• Cardinal Virtues

• Colossians Virtues

• Common Sense Virtues

A habit that helps us do good is called a ______________.

• value

• merit

• asset

• virtue

In his letter to the early Christians of Corinth, St. Paul explained the virtue of __________ as the most important in a Christian life.

• faith

• hope

• love

• prudence

_____ enables us to look ahead and judge the result of a choice we are considering.

• Prudence

• Justice

• Temperance

• Understanding

_____ gives us strength of mind, so that we can endure difficulties.

• Prudence

• Justice

• Fortitude

• Faith

_____ helps us see what we owe God and our neighbors

• Faith

• Love

• Justice

• Temperance

The theological virtues are necessary for us to have a _____ with God

• connection

• relationship

• friendship

• sharing

Faith, hope, and love are called _____.

• theological virtues

• cardinal virtues

• colossians virtues

• common sense virtues

The virtue of _____ helps us to trust in God no matter what happens.

• faith

• hope

• love

• justice

The virtue of _____ helps us to believe in God and in the teachings of the Church.

• faith

• hope

• love

• prudence