The risk factors, resilience and the ten virtues that Gordon B Hinckley teach for our homes

1. JOSEA SANTOS
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2. JOSE A SANTOS
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3.  Availability of drugs, firearms, media portrayals
of violence, extreme economic deprivation
 Family conflict, history of problem behavior and
management problems
 Academic failure and lack of commitment to
school
 Early and persistent antisocial behavior,
rebelliousness, friends who engage in the
problem behavior and favorable attitudes
toward the problem behavior

4.  INTHIS COMPETITIVETIMES,THE PEOPLE
NEEDTHE HABILITYTO LEARN, GROW
AND EXPERIENCE POSITIVE
TRANSFORMATIONAS A RESULT.
 RESILIENCE IS A COMPETENCETO
MANAGING STRESS AND FUNTIONING
WELLWHEN FACEDWITH CHALLEGES,
ADVERSITY ANDTRUMA
Strengthening families™

5.  Parental Resilience
 Social connections
 Knowledge of parenting and child
development
 Concrete support in times of need
 Social and emotional competence
of children

7. Love is
like the
Polar
Star.

8.  Love is the only force that can
erase the difference between
people or bridge the chasms of
bitterness. Love is like the Polar
Star. In a changing worls, it is the
security of the home. It is a beacon
of hope in a world of distress.

9. Men and
women of
integrity
understand
IT

10.  Men and women of integrity
understand intrinsically that
theirs is the precious right to
hold theirs heads in the
sunlight of truth, unashamed
before anyone.

11.  Moral virtue
and
cleanliness
pave the way
that leads to
strength of
character

12.  Both experience and divine
wisdom dictate that moral
virtue and cleanliness pave the
way that leads to strength of
character, peace of mind and
heart, and happiness in life

13. Civility
carries with
it the
essence of
courtesy

14.  Civility carries with it the essence of
courtesy, politeness, and
consideration of others. All of the
education and accomplishments in the
world will not count for much unless
they are accompanied by marks of
gentility, of respect for others, of
going the extra mile

15.  No matter
how old we
become, we
can acquire
knowledge
and use it.

16.  No matter how old we become, we
can acquire knowledge and use it.
We can gather wisdom and profit
from it. We can grow and progress
and improve, and in the process,
strengthen the lives of those
within our circle of influence

17.  The
willingness to
forgive is a
sign of
spiritual and
emotional
maturity

18.  The willingness to forgive is a sign of
spiritual and emotional maturity. Image a
world filled with individuals willing both to
apologize and to accept an apology. Is
there any problem that could not be solved
among people who possessed the humility
and largeness of spirit and soul to do
either- or both – when needed?

19. I commend
to all the
virtues of
industry
and thrift

20.  I commend to all the virtues of
industry and thrift, witch I believe
go hand in hand.The labor and
thrift of the people make a nation,
a community, or a family stron.
Work and thrift make the family
independent

21. Gratitude is
the
beginning of
civility, of
decency and
goodness

22.  Gratitude is the beginning of
civility, of decency and goodness,
of recognition that we cannot
afford to be arrogant. We should
walk with the knowledge that we
will need help every step of the
way

23.  My plea is that
we stop
seeking out
the storms and
enjoy more
fully the
sunlight

24.  My plea is that we stop seeking out the
storms and enjoy more fully the sunlight. I
am suggesting that as we go through life,
we “ accentuate the positive” I am asking
that we look a little deeper for the good,
that we still our voices of insult and
sarcasm, that we more generously
complment and endorse virtue and effort

25. Great causes
were never
brought to
success by
vacillating
leaders

26.  Great buildings were never
constructed on uncertain
foundations. Great causes were
never brought to success by
vacillating leaders. Faith has always
been, and always must be, at the
root of any meaningful practice and
endeavor