VIRTUES
Enable us to do as our reason directs
Humility
– a fine virtue which disposes us to appreciate and acknowledge our true position with respect to God and our fellowmen
Chastity
– a moral virtue which disposes us to be pure in soul and body.
Meekness
– a moral virtue, which disposes resentment and us to control anger when, offended when rebuked.
Fortitude
– the spiritual strength to endure suffering and adversity.
Fear of the Lord
– makes us dread sin as the greatest of all evils and enable us to quell fear of man and human respect.
Obedience
– disposes us to do the will of our superior, being able to do what is commanded and not only of doing what is commanded.
Patience
– disposes us to bear with trials and difficulties.
Prudence
– disposes us to form sight judgements about what we must do or not to do in all circumstances.
Justice
– disposes us to give everyone what is due to him
Honesty
– disposes us to tell the truth always however it may hurt.
Charity
– a moral virtue which finds expression in generosity towards our fellowmen.
Mercy
– the virtue that compels people to help others not from human or natural motives simply but from Love of God.
Honor
– disposes us to adhere to principles that we consider right.
Steadfastness
– disposes us to be firmly loyal and unchanging in whatever decision we make.
Zeal
– compels us to be enthusiastic and diligently devoted in pursuit of a cause, ideal or goal.
Watchfulness
– compels to be constantly alert and closely observant of everyone around us.
Trust
– disposes us to have depth and assurance, to be firmly reliant to the commitment of our colleagues.