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    Virtues are derived from the Latin word "virtus" meaning courage or bravery. There are two main types of virtues: theological virtues including faith, hope and love, and human or moral virtues including prudence, justice, fortitude, and temperance. Theological virtues allow one to perform good acts through faith in God, hope for eternal life, and love of God and others, while moral virtues involve prudent judgment, justice, courage, and self-control.

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    Practice of Virtues Moral Integrity Developmental Goals/Need of the Child

    The

    term virtue comes from the latin word virtus meaning courage or bravery. virtus is derived from vir
    Habitual

    and firm disposition to do the good. It allows the person to perform good.

    THEOLOGICAL
    1.
    2. 3.

    VIRTUES

    Faith Hope Love

    1.

    Human or Moral Virtues


    Prudence Justice Fortitude temperance

    2.
    3. 4.

    1.Faith 2.Hope
    3.Love

    1. Prudence

    2. Justice
    3. Fortitude

    4. temperance

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