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Lives of Virtue
Give what is due to each person and to the community.
Justice is the cardinal virtue that regulates human works and actions in relation to others. Through the habit of justice, we consistently choose to render to others what is right, seeking to establish equality between what we can give and what a recipient ought to have. In its strictest sense, justice concerns debts between equals; taken more broadly, it also governs unequal relationships and transactions that are not based simply on what is owed.
For Grades K-2:
The virtue of justice gives us the desire to treat others fairly and to give to each person what he or she deserves.
For Grades 3-6:
The virtue of justice inclines us to treat others rightly in all of our actions and relationships, giving to each person what he or she is due.
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