insociable with the Sacrament, that one prevails and theSacrament is valid; otherwise the Sacrament is null. amation is properly an injury to thereputation that one has with one's neighbors or with the public, not tothe opinion one has of oneself. (b) Defamations are multiplied when there are many sinful acts aboutthe same object; for example, when B And ofspirits St.
It violates justice,since it infringes a right which is not less strict than that ofproprietorship over goods of fortune; it violates charity, since it isopposed to friendship and love of neighbor. revious confession of it), he should try to induce the penitent toconfess, and, if the latter refuses, should deny absolution. , thedestiny, law, means, works, etc. The circumstances aremore readily willed here than in impure thoughts, for here the mind ispicturing an actual, not an imag
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