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| Have primary importance among human virtues. Prudence, Fortitude, Temperance, Justice |
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| Gifts received at Baptism. Faith, Hope Charity |
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| Cardinal virtue which helps us to make wise and careful decisions |
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| Cardinal virtue which gives us the courage to do what is right even when others disagree |
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| Cardinal virtue helps balance our thoughts and actions so that our lives aren't controlled by desires |
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| Cardinal virtue which helps us to give God and others what is their due |
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| Have to do with reason and can be cultivated by our own efforts |
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| The original moral sense that we possess. The ability of humans to find order and design in creation. |
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