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virtud

Una disposición habitual y firme a hacer el bien. Las virtudes morales se adquieren mediante el esfuerzo humano con la ayuda de la gracia de Dios; las virtudes teologales son dones de Dios (1803). Ver Virtudes Cardinales.

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