Often in our lives, many skills and lessons are passed down to us from generation to generation. What may not be passed down to us is the art of practicing virtue. This blocks us from living friendships well, dealing with conflict, and embracing all that life has to offer. We have lost the art of...

As we live our daily lives we are asked to make decisions on things big and small. With the cardinal virtue of prudence you are learning from the past to navigate your present and make prudent decisions for your future. Dr. Sri breaks down the elements of prudence and the opposing vices that stan...

What could you do in your life if you weren’t controlled by fear? How can you find ways to do something great for the Lord? Focusing on the virtue of fortitude, Dr. Sri examines how fortitude is needed throughout your daily life, not just in heroic moments.  

God gave us the gift to feel pleasure in so many things throughout our lives (food, drink, entertainment, etc.). The virtue of temperance opens us up to feel even MORE. More joy, more pleasure, and more space to experience life’s greatest things.  

There is some disconnect between the secular worldview and the Christian worldview of justice. While the secular world focuses on “What do you owe me?” the Christian Church asks “What do I owe others?” Dr. Sri breaks down how justice focuses more on our responsibilities and the ways that we can g...

Dr. Sri concludes the series by answering audience questions regarding implementation of these cardinal virtues in daily life.