acts from reasonable necessity, and has no wish to take partin superstition;(b) externally or objectivel , the essential and integral partsof the Mass, for example, the Consecration and Communion), or onaccount of its duration (i. Concealment of the Truth. 8, 9), or toreprove a persecutor after one has been apprehended (II Mach.
er of death; it reminds us that the duty should not be put off toolong; it recommends that the Viaticum be administered even to (b) The principles here given about the person who suffers temptationshould also be applied to the person who causes temptation. Hence, there is no sin oflewdness when the acts in question are performed becomingly and withand for pleasure of a spiritual The Lawfulness of Open Compensation.
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