, sudden sickness) suffices if Mass be discontinued before theConsecration; a most grave reason (i. gh another cause, aswhen the secret defect first made known by the defamer becomes publicfrom another source. it forsubstantial devotion, for, like the consoling vision of Thabor, it ispassing and is not an end in itself. withthe precept of the Church according to some, but he sins by irreverenceand voluntary distraction.
de; for the death that followed was voluntary indirectly, sincehe could have foreseen the homicide and should have avoided theconduct. , _AmericanEcclesiastical Review_, Vol. , pastors' salaries,Mass stipends, fees), extrinsic values in a work or object (e. --If the cause of the plaintiff is clearly just, the defendantas a matter of justice should recognize the claim and withdraw from thecase.
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