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The Seven Capital Sins and their Opposite Corresponding Capital Virtues and Extremes (N.B.: "The vices are often linked with the Seven Capital Sins.") (Glossary of the Catechism of the Catholic Church) St. Elizabeth Ann Seton: "Our dear Savior was never in extremes." (Liturgy of the Hours, Vol. I, p. 1690) Capital Sins Capital Virtues Opposite Extreme (Living too lax) (Living proper and balanced) (Living too rigid) Pride Humility Self-Loathing Greed (Avarice) Generosity Wastefulness Lust Chastity Prudishness Anger Meekness or Patience Servility (First Cousin of Pride) (First Cousin of Self-Loathing) Gluttony Temperance Deficiency Envy Kindness or Brotherly Love Pusillanimity (Cowardice/Timidity) (Second Cousin of Pride) (Second Cousin of Self-Loathing) Sloth or Acedia Diligence Workaholism Example: In regard to the virtue of "Diligence"... St. Gregory Nazianzen, Bishop, states: "The grace of a good deed is doubled when it is done with promptness and speed." (Liturgy of the Hours, Vol. II, p. 266) Isaiah 30:21 : "This is the way; walk in it, when you would rather turn to the right or to the left." Joshua 1:7 : "Above all, be firm and steadfast.... Do not swerve from the Law either to the right or to the left, that you may succeed wherever you go." St. John Damascene, Priest and Doctor: "Lead me to pastures, Lord, and graze there with me. Do not let my heart lean either to the right or to the left, but let your good Spirit guide me along the straight path." (Liturgy of the Hours, Vol. IV, p. 1214) St. Cyril of Jerusalem, Bishop: "Remove all obstacles and stumbling blocks so that you will be able to go straight along the road to Eternal Life." (Liturgy of the Hours, Vol. II, p. 1714)

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