This is CPX number 109, the Cardinal Virtues.

This is the Catechism of Pope St. Pius the 10th, CPX.

Page 145 to 146, question and answer,

56 through 61.

God give you his peace, and Omipachi, Safiti,

it's Biti to Sain, amen.

Heavenly king, consoler, spirit, spirit of truth, who are present everywhere in filling all things, treasure of all good, and source of all life, come dwell in us, cleanse us, and save us. You who are all good, amen.

In Omni Pachi, Sviti, it's bitty to Santee. Amen.

Number 56, name the cardinal virtues. Answer, the cardinal virtues are prudence, justice, fortitude, and temperance.

Number 57.

Why are prudence justice, fortitude, and temperance called cardinal virtues?

Answer, prudence, justice, fortitude, and temperance are called cardinal virtues because

all the moral virtues are founded and hinged around them.

Number 58, what is prudence?

Answer, prudence is the virtue that directs each action towards its lawful end

and consequently seeks the proper means in order that the action be well accomplished in all

points of view and thereby pleasing to our Lord.

Number 59, what is justice? Answer, justice is the virtue which disposes us to give everyone

what belongs to him. Number 60, what is fortitude? Answer, fortitude is the virtue, which renders us courageous to the point of not fearing danger,

not even death, for the service of God.

Number 61, what is temperance?

Answer, temperance disposes us to control the inordinate desires that please the senses

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