Virtue and Vice, or vice versa

Vices

According to the Church, and thus to Western man, the most deadly sins are these. Violations involving them may be great (mortal) or small (venial).

Despair	Hatred
Vanity	Greed
Anger	Gluttony
and of course Pride

In one point of view at least, all these are variations on Pride. Judas's sin of Despair, for example, was in maintaining that his sin was so great that even God could not forgive it, which furthermore presumes that God's power is limited.

Virtues

The Virtues come in several categories: Moral, Worldly, and Divine.

The chief moral virtues are Prudence, Justice, Fortitude, Temperance, Religion, Obedience, Chastity, and Humility. The first four of these are also called "natural" virtues.

The worldly virtues are Understanding, Wisdom, Knowledge, Prudence, and Art (applied Knowledge).

The divine virtues are Faith, Hope, and Charity.

Passion

The Passions are:

• Joy
• Despair
• Sorrow
• Choler (anger)
• Fear
• Hope
• Boldness
• Desire
• Love
• Eschewing (self-sacrifice)
• Hatred

Sources

Maryknoll Catholic Dictionary