By Thomas P. Harmon, Catholic World Report - If a man has made it through seminary to the moment of ordination these days, he has likely studied the classical virtue tradition. He has learned that virtue lies between excess and defect. And he may have seen, with growing clarity, that in our cultural moment, it is the vices of defect that prevail. We do not suffer from an excess of passion so much as a shrinking back from the good. We hesitate to speak the truth clearly, to call others to holiness, to risk being conspicuous in our fidelity. In such an age, true virtue appears radical ....