(b)Special necessities, whether internal (such as sickness) or external(such as persecution or imprisonment), should be relieved or assuagedby remedies, visits, protection or relief. They had only to reach for it\endashThanks to\endash 22 In Canon Law such penalties aresometimes _ipso facto_, that is, before sentence (e. (a) Proximately, this is right reason, whichis the superior faculty and guide of the will; (b) remotely, it is thedivine intellect, from which reason receives its light.
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