Catalogs for practice and reference

Catalogs

Explore a theme through virtues to practice or vices to understand.

Virtue Catalogs — for practice

Read freely, follow a program, or use a catalog as the starting point for My Virtues.

Explore collections for different settings, aspirations and traditions, each with individual virtue pages and a practice program.

These catalogs have no enrollment, scoring, or workbook. They are offered for reflection, not diagnosis.

Familiar choices in relationships, shared space, daily obligations, and the use of time.

24 readings · Ordinary life

Trade, competition, customers, colleagues, and the responsibilities attached to earning and spending.

20 readings · Commercial life

Judgment, delegation, incentives, and accountability when a person has authority over others.

22 readings · Leadership and authority

Truth, faction, participation, public power, and the responsibilities of citizens and officeholders.

20 readings · Civic and public life

Inquiry, art, originality, cultural standing, and responsibility in intellectual and creative life.

37 readings · Intellectual and cultural life

Truth, judgment, purpose, agency, and accountability when creating, using, or responding to AI.

39 readings · AI and automated life

Pride, avarice, envy, wrath, lust, gluttony, and sloth: a Christian moral vocabulary explored through contemporary explanations.

7 readings · Motives and conduct

Thirteen topics for thoughtful daily care: food, movement, learning, rest, relationships and the choices that shape ordinary life.