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beatitude
Our vocation as Christians, the goal of our existence. True blessedness or happiness experienced partially on earth and perfectly in Heaven.
cardinal virtues
Based on latin word for “pivot”. Four essential virtues for full Christian living: prudence, justice, fortitude, and temperance.
catechism
A summary of Catholic doctrine about faith and morals intended for use in catechesis.
Eternal Law
The order in creation reflecting God’s will; unchanging and the basis for all other laws. (always true never changes)
fortitude
The cardinal virtue of strength or courage that maintains moral judgment in difficulties.
hope
The theological virtue of trusting in God's promise for eternal life and grace.
justice
The cardinal virtue focused on rights and duties within relationships, ensuring fairness for all.
love
The human longing for God and commitment to the dignity of all people; also known as charity.
moral law
A rational expression of eternal law established by God, guiding us to the blessed life.
natural law
The moral law understood through reason, reflecting our relationship with God and creation.
New Law
Divine Law in the New Testament that perfects the Old Law, also called the Law of Love.
Old Law
Divine Law revealed in the Old Testament, summarized in the Ten Commandments.
prudence
The cardinal virtue that directs a person toward moral good and away from evil.
temperance
The cardinal virtue moderating appetites and passions for balance in using created goods.
theological virtues
The God-given virtues of faith, hope, and love that lead us to union with God.
