RESPECT FOR OTHERS 

With wisdom, Daniel exposed the lie in the false accusation brought against him by his thorough examination. It is a mark of prudence to convict the criminals by the witness of their own words and a sign of justice to give over the guilty to punishment and to save the innocent.

Wisdom and justice are inseparable; in fact, all the virtues are inseparable. Temperance is despising pleasure, fortitude is the ability to undergo labours and dangers, prudence makes us choose what is good and useful; justice makes us guardian of another's rights and of our own. 

St. Ambrose, Duties of the Clergy, Chapter IX, Book II

(02-11-03)