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 1 ApCreed,    1        |    eternal and unchanging Truth, virtue even in the midst of the
 2 ApCreed,    6,  1    | defilement of his soul. Just ~as virtue gives the soul its beauty,
 3 ApCreed,    6,  1    |       then a new birth is had in virtue of His blood, and hence
 4 ApCreed,    6,  2    |     Christ desired. There is ~no virtue that did not have its example
 5 ApCreed,    8,  1    |         effect and efficacy. In ~virtue of the resurrection of Christ
 6 ApCreed,    9,  1    |       principality and power and virtue and dominion and every name
 7 ApCreed,    9   (10) |       power as God. but also, by virtue of the power ~which He possessed
 8 ApCreed,    9   (10) |       Him from the dead, yet the virtue with which the blessed soul
 9 ApCreed,   13,  1    |        office, but remember the ~virtue of Christ through whose
10 10Command,    3,  2  |      inasmuch as it is a life of virtue; so a man who is ~virtuous
11 10Command,    4,  2  |         is all anger contrary to virtue? ~There are two opinions
12 10Command,    4,  2  |        they maintained that true virtue ~consisted in perfect quiet
13 10Command,    4,  2  |         passions were opposed to virtue, then there would be ~some
14 10Command,    4,  2  |       limits. This is an act of ~virtue and is called righteous
15 10Command,    5,  1  |      offspring, ~it is an act of virtue. When it is had with the
16 Sacramen             |          which takes away sin by virtue of the ~Sacrament of Baptism.3~ ~
17 Sacramen,    3   (19)|        Church is the ~bishop. In virtue of canon 782, # 3, only
18 Sacramen,    4,  1   |          the Sacrament, since in virtue of the above words bread
19 LordPray,    6,  2   |        you of this punishment in virtue of the keys to which you
20 LordPray,    6   (11)|  disposition can be such that in virtue of contrition the entire
21 LordPray,    6   (13)| administration of the Church. In virtue of the Communion of Saints,
22 LordPray,    7,  1   |        man is to test or try his virtue. This is done in two ways
23 LordPray,    7,  1   |         two ways just as a man's virtue requires two things. One
24 LordPray,    7,  1   |        good."3 Sometimes a man's virtue is tried in doing good,
25 LordPray,    7,  1   |       and such like. Then is thy virtue great when thou art quick
26 LordPray,    7,  1   |          God sometimes try one's virtue, not, however, because such
27 LordPray,    7,  1   |       not, however, because such virtue is hidden from Him, but
28 LordPray,    7,  1   |     patience make manifest their virtue and themselves increase
29 LordPray,    7,  1   |       and themselves increase in virtue: "The Lord your God trieth
30 LordPray,    7,  1   |            As to the second, the virtue of man is tried by solicitation
31 LordPray,    7,  1   |       give his consent, then his virtue is great. If, however, he
32 LordPray,    7,  1   |      temptation, he is devoid of virtue. God tempts no man in this
33 HailMary,    5       |   Nicholas is an exemplar of the virtue of mercy. The ~Blessed Virgin
34 HailMary,    5       |       her is the fullness of the virtue of humility: "Behold the
35 HailMary,    5       |          is also exemplar of the virtue of chastity: "Because I
36 HailMary,    6       |      Likewise, ~in every work of virtue one can have her as one'
37 HailMary,    6       |         all hope ~of life and of virtue."18 Therefore, Mary is full
38 Question,    2,  5   |        forbid, and what positive virtue does it command?~ ~2. What
39 Question,    4,  9   |          world?~ ~3. What is the virtue of patience, and how do
40 Question,    4,  9   |          how do we practise this virtue?~ ~4. How does this prayer