There is grave matter against the vow if one disobeys inan important matter imposed by the Superior The reasons sufficientfor a dispensation can be reduced to two classes: (a) the public goodof the community or of the Church (e. Quickness, 1637 b. tion of particular fact, 461; personal, minute, partial andsimultaneous fulfillment of laws, 462 sqq.
essentialduties of religion has greater confidence in some personal devotion ofhis own than in them. ction for the other person, but only the desireof carnal gratification, and hence it may be declared simply aspollution from touch. the use of sacred places for worship, all of whichexternals are employed as aids to devotion and symbols of the divineglory (Matt. on who has been injured byhis superior or another party may speak of this to a friend for thesake of obtaini
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