The Catholic Faith Handbook

Chapter 32: The Moral Life

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The virtue of prudence means it is okay to act impulsively.
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Temperance means learning self-control and moderation in all areas of life.
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The cardinal virtues are part of being human, regardless of religious belief.
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The theological virtues are called 'theological' because Saint Thomas Aquinas, the great theologian, first identified them.
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Faith is both a gift from God and a response to God.
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As long as we feel true sorrow and repentance, no sin can separate us from God's love and forgiveness.
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Justification means that God gives us a chance to justify or explain our actions when we sin.
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The Holy Spirit cleanses us from our sins in the Sacrament of the Eucharist.
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Grace means that God is communicating to us at every moment of our existence.
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Only those who believe in God deserve grace.
Short Answer
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Short Answer
List the four cardinal virtues and describe how each promotes moral living. What is one thing you can do today to grow in the cardinal virtues?