"Spiritual guts" or the habit and strength of standing up for what is right, especially when we face moral challenges or practical troubles in our lives

1. Fortitude

"Spiritual guts" or the habit and strength of standing up for what is right, especially when we face moral challenges or practical troubles in our lives.

2. Justice

knowing that no one deserves bad things, the habit of being truly fair in giving others what they especially in caring for the poor and the powerless.

3. Theological Virtues

In Christian tradition, what group of specific virtues, infused in our souls, strengthens relationship with God and "empowers us to be good so that we may be good"

4. Faith

habit of believing in God, believing all that God has revealed to us, believing what the Church proposes for our belief.

5. Hope

habit of trusting in Christ's promises and relying on the help of the Holy Spirit in our desire for eternal life.

6. Charity

"empowers us to love God above all things for his own sake, and our neighbor as ourselves for the love God"

7. Conscience

a practical judgement of reason that helps a person decide the godness or sinfulness of an action or attitude. The subjective norm of morality that we must form properly and then follow.

8. Practical judgement of reason

objective norms (considered factual and outside of ourselves).

9. Subjective norms

Personal decision we come to here and now regarding a concrete act.

10. Two moral obligations

form and follow.