The four principal moral virtues - prudence, temperance, justice, and fortitude - that help us live as children of God and from which the other moral virtues flow

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The God-given freedom and ability to make choices

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Giving up something out of love for someone else or for the common good (the good of everyone)

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Showing courage, especially in the face of evil; having the strength to get through difficult times and not giving up when doing good

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Giving to God and to each person their due; respecting rights and promoting the common good

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The essential characteristics that distinguish Christ's Church and her mission: one, holy, Catholic, and Apostolic

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Keeping a balance in life; using moderation, discipline, and self-control

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An event that cannot be explained by science because it happened by the power of God

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The mystery that the Son of God took on human nature in order to save all people

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Christ's work of redemption through His suffering, Death, Resurrection, and Ascension

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Knowing what is right and good and choosing it

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