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Virtues are ranked in order by strongest to least strong.
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  1. 1 | studiousness
  2. 2 | magnificence
  3. 3 | responsibility
  1. 4 | perseverance
  2. 5 | circumspection
  3. 1
    STUDIOUSNESS
    Using one’s resources to know the truth and develop intellectually.
  4. 2
    MAGNIFICENCE
    Undertaking great things, using money, time, and talents to their full potential.
  5. 3
    RESPONSIBILITY
    Fulfilling one’s just duties; accepting the consequences of one’s words and actions, intentional and unintentional.
  6. 4
    PERSEVERANCE
    Taking the necessary steps to carry out a goal despite difficulties.
  7. 5
    CIRCUMSPECTION
    Careful consideration of the circumstances and one’s options to determine the best course of action.
  1. 6
    gratitude
    Having a thankful disposition of mind and heart.
  2. 7
    respect
    Speaking and acting according to our own and others’ rights, status, and circumstances.
  3. 8
    loyalty
    Accepting the bonds implicit in relationships and defending the virtues upheld by Church, family, and country.
  4. 9
    self control
    Joyful mastery over one’s passions and desires.
  5. 10
    humility
    Awareness that all our gifts come from God, and appreciation for the gifts of others.
  6. 11
    foresight
    Consideration of the consequences of one’s actions; thinking ahead.
  7. 12
    judgment
    Clear reasoning leading to right action; common sense
  8. 13
    clemency
    Forgiving those who have hurt us and desiring good for them.
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    meekness
    Serenity of spirit while focusing on the needs of others.
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    docility
    Willingness to learn from other people; receptivity and flexibility.
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    orderliness
    Keeping one’s self physically clean and neat and one’s belongings in good order.
  12. 17
    moderation
    Attention to balance in one's life.
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    obedience
    Listening and assenting to rightful authority without hesitation or resistance.
  14. 19
    courage
    Facing difficulties or dangers to do what is right regardless of the cost.
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    eutrapelia
    Taking delight in good and honest enjoyment; moderation in the use of recreation.
  16. 21
    honesty
    Sincerity, openness, and truthfulness in one’s words and actions.
  17. 22
    courtesy
    Treating others with the respect due to them as sons and daughters of God; recognizing that all are made in God’s image and likeness.
  18. 23
    kindness
    Expressing genuine concern about the well-being of others; anticipating their needs
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    patience
    Bearing present difficulties calmly.
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    magnanimity
    Having a “large soul”; self-possession and confidence based in God’s goodness.
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    generosity
    Giving of oneself in a willing and cheerful manner for the good of others.
  22. 27
    industriousness
    Diligence; working hard in the time given for it; valuing time so as to use the moments of one’s life purposefully and meaningfully.
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    sincerity
    Truthfulness in words and actions; honesty and enthusiasm toward others; authenticity.
  24. 29
    modesty
    Purity of heart in action, especially in regards to dress and speech.*Note: For modesty, the VirtuQuest only looks at whether you try to draw attention to yourself.
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    trustworthiness
    Acting in a way that inspires confidence and trust; being reliable.
  26. 31
    fairness
    Treating others as equals, with the same consideration that we would want them to have toward us.
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    reverence
    Giving due honor to God by how we behave toward Him and toward events, people, and objects associated with Him.
  28. 33
    affability
    Being easy to approach and talk to; being friendly.