types of moral values

• acceptance - having an objective attitude toward others' ideas and practices that differ from your own
• compassion - understanding the suffering of others or self and wanting to do something about it
• courage - willingness to do difficult things
• equality - believing everyone deserves equal rights and to be treated with respect
• fairness - acting in just way, sharing appropriately
• generosity - willingness to give resources, help or time to others
• honesty - being truthful and sincere
• integrity - sticking to your moral and ethical principles and values
• kindness - being considerate and treating others well
• perseverance - persisting in a course of action, belief or purpose
• politeness - using good manners, acting in socially acceptable ways
• respect - showing consideration for the worth of someone or something
• responsibility - being reliable in your obligations
• self-control - staying in control of your words and behavior
• Prudence - is the virtue of knowing what to do under peculiar circumstances which enables one to see the best means to approach a given situation.
• justice - is a virtue of giving anyone his/her due under no condition
• Temperance - is the virtue of curbing or managing the sensitive appetites
• fortitude - is a virtue of keeping resolute in the face of overwhelming odds
• Faith - is a virtue of believing God's word without seeing
• hope - is the virtue of keeping trust in Divine Providence
• Charity - is the virtue of loving God and His creature