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'''Commitment''', in context of [[virtue]]. is caring deeply about a person, a [[goal setting|goal]] or a [[belief]]. Once we discern a direction, we go for it wholeheartedly. We don’t hold back, second-guess our decision or hesitate to act on it fully."<ref>[https://stthomassource.com/content/2021/09/05/virtue-of-the-week-commitment-4/ Virtue of the Week: Commitment]</ref>
 
'''Commitment''', in context of [[virtue]]. is caring deeply about a person, a [[goal setting|goal]] or a [[belief]]. Once we discern a direction, we go for it wholeheartedly. We don’t hold back, second-guess our decision or hesitate to act on it fully."<ref>[https://stthomassource.com/content/2021/09/05/virtue-of-the-week-commitment-4/ Virtue of the Week: Commitment]</ref>
  

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Successful marriages are built on a strong commitment to one's marriage.

Commitment, in context of virtue. is caring deeply about a person, a goal or a belief. Once we discern a direction, we go for it wholeheartedly. We don’t hold back, second-guess our decision or hesitate to act on it fully."[1]

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