ng about his origin and active participationin non-Catholic worship), he is guilty of sinful concealment. Only a learned and prudent man can determine whether moralimpossibility exists with reference to a particular cas 1581), called thefather of moderate Probabilism; the _De Paenitentia_ of Lugo (d. (b) Purely penal laws are such as oblige under pain of juridical faultand punishment, but not under pain of sin (e.
and priests to get a more thorough and ready knowledgeof an all-important subject, and to adapt it more easily to the varyingneeds of the ministry. --Meekness (2545). I cansee, of course, that you have mistreated him, yet it may be that we mayrestore him fully even yet. The conditions for the merit of strict congruity are the same asthose given above (112), except the promise made by God, which is notrequired.
Join the newsletter to receive news, updates, new products and freebies in your inbox.