The first group consists of Prudence, Justice, Fortitude, and Temperance. These four are commonly referred to as the Natural Virtues, the Moral Virtues, or the Cardinal Virtues. Faith, Hope ...

The virtue of fortitude, "the most 'combative' of the virtues," helps a person control their passions but also gives them the strength to overcome fear and anxiety when faced with the difficulties of ...

Their articulation of the cardinal virtues — prudence, justice, fortitude, and temperance — offers a timeless lens through ...

These cardinal virtues - fortitude, prudence, temperance, and justice - are thousands of years old, but they still serve leaders well, even leaders who are only temporarily occupying a leadership ...

Courage or fortitude is one of the virtues of St ... “a just man,” “which means he built his life upon these cardinal virtues.” These four, from Wisdom 8:7, are moderation (temperance ...

Now in his 30th year of coaching, Gutelius has instituted a program in which he teaches the Catholic University Cardinals the cardinal virtues: prudence, justice, temperance, and fortitude “As I ...