The cardinal virtues are often viewed through a modern self-help prism—just another tool to make us happier and more productive.
But as you’ll discover in this issue of Evangelization & Culture, virtue is not only about personal growth. It is about how we treat others and how we effectively bring goodness into a broken world.
Being a “good person” nowadays is often reduced to having good intentions or saying the right words online. But the virtue of prudence teaches us that intending the good is not enough. We must do the good, and do it in the right way, at the right time.
Spiritual greatness—arriving at extraordinary virtue—is hard work. It requires grit, sacrifice, and the transformative power of God’s grace.
Are you ready to run against vice by running toward virtue?
Get your free copy of the latest journal on the cardinal virtues at wof.org/cardinal-virtues and begin the hard work of the moral life. |
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