1	sloth		_____	The theological virtue by which we desire heaven and trust that God will give us the grace to attain it.
2	temperance		_____	The cardinal virtue that is the firm desire to give whatever is due to God and neighbor.
3	prudence		_____	The cardinal virtue that allows one to control the desire for pleasure.
4	fortitude		_____	The vice that causes sorrow at another's good or joy at another's sorrow.
5	detachment		_____	The moral virtue that leads to an orderly love of self based on a true appreciation of one's position with respect to God and neighbor.
6	superstition		_____	Attributing magical power to an act. An offense against the virtue of religion.
7	idolatry		_____	The cardinal virtue that ensures firmness of will in the face of difficulties, and constancy in the pursuit of the good.
8	pride		_____	The capital sin which is a culpable lack of physical or spiritual effort.
9	humility		_____	An indifference to created things due to their unimportance in a person's final destiny.
10	avarice		_____	The vice that is inordinate self-esteem.
11	envy		_____	The worship of a false god or a creature.
12	faith		_____	The inordinate love of money or material things.
13	hope		_____	The theological virtue by which we love God above all things and our neighbor as ourselves for the love of God.
14	charity		_____	The theological virtue by which we believe in God and all that He has revealed to us.
15	justice		_____	The cardinal virtue that disposes practical reason to discern our true good in every circumstance and the right means of achieving it.