Virtues
Honesty	The willingness to seek as accurate and complete an account as possible of any situation in which one is living.
Courage	The willingness to face insecurity and to make the sacrifice needed to achieve the goal deemed worthwhile but dangerous.
Gratitude	The willingness to recognize the unearned increments of value in one’s experience, whether the emotional response of gratitude is present or not, by thought or action suitable to the value received.
Friendliness	The willingness to be acquainted with a person whom one knows, likes and trusts.
Temperance	The willingness to deal with actual and possible conflict within a given life by seeking to harmonize the different elements in accordance with their own potential and the good of the personality as a whole.
Beauty	The willingness to heighten the response of the senses and of the mind to the highest level in oneself and others.
Humility	The willingness to recognize one’s shortcomings and one’s assets, without minimizing one or maximizing the other, in the realization of the responsibility that both involve.
Justice	The willingness to make no exception of oneself in the distribution of either goods or evils, unless one can show good reason for doing so.
Repentance	The willingness to make explicit one’s realization of evil consciously perpetrated, to ask the person or persons wronged for forgiveness, and to make amends as far as possible for the evil done.
Forgiveness	The willingness to treat the person by whom one has been purposely wronged with a view to increasing the value in his life and in all our mutual relationships and not simple to punish evil.
Kindness	The willingness to help others who are needy (owing to nonmoral deficits in their lives) in such a way that they may still experience values of which they are capable.
Independence	The willingness to work persistently although in a minority for the values and behavior to be the ideal ends for all persons.
Tolerance	The willingness to protect freedom of speech, of worship and of conscience for all members of the body-politic.
Sympathy	The willingness to show or understand the feelings of another person; compassion..
Cooperation	The willingness to leave no stoned unturned to enhance the sharing of all goods and evils that will help members of a community to live in mutual respect.

From Bertocci, Peter, Personality and the Good.