... for others and must also always use Jesus, his life and the Church's teachings. Ministers need to understand and have all Christian virtues necessary to direct others, such as humility, courage, energy, fortitude, justice and prudence. Human formation then leads to spiritual formation. Spiritual formation's main goal is to induce "true hunger for holiness, desire for union with the Father ... ...

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... in different situations. Every man should work to have mean virtues. Mean virtues are hard to achieve, as we find ourselves on either side of the mean. The virtue of courage, for example, exists in the golden mean between recklessness and timidity. Knowing what the appropriate virtue is in different situations takes a significant amount of practice, until eventually you instinctively do ... ...

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... meant being alone. Luther breaking away from the Catholic Church was like "fighting over windmills", so was Elizabeth's breaking away from the established monarchic tradition. Luther and Elizabeth possessed the courage of their convictions. They did what they thought was right to do even when it meant considerable opposition. Although Elizabeth was known to have summoned the most number of parliaments ... ...

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... meant being alone. Luther breaking away from the Catholic Church was like "fighting over windmills", so was Elizabeth's breaking away from the established monarchic tradition. Luther and Elizabeth possessed the courage of their convictions. They did what they thought was right to do even when it meant considerable opposition. Although Elizabeth was known to have summoned the most number of parliaments ... ...

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... , the Goddess of the home, etc. Celts were Pagan, but the Romans converted them into Christianity. They believed in the inexorability of fate: It cannot be changed. You must have courage to endure your fate and accept it as inexorable; something our actions cannot change. Paganism in the Anglo-Saxon period can be easily represented with the lyric poem "The Seafarer ... ...

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