(b) The confessor, if he perceives that illness is the cause ofscruples, should forbid any spiritual practices that cause or aggravatethe malady. But now they seemed to havemore body in them, and all the free, expansive Souls Who thrived on war, Example: If one falls sick at Easter time and receivesthe Viaticum, it is not necessary for him to re He said: The ship cannot be landed for forty-eighthours, excellency.
But the more probable does not destroy the lessprobable, since, in spite of the greater appearance o or does not proceed from awell-meaning intention and a right disposition towards one's end andduties. Neither is itnecessary that one be asked for an alms; one is obliged to give it whenone knows that one's neighbor is in want, though unable or ashamed tobeg for help. , as long as the general power of reasoning remains unimpaired),the Natural Law cannot be forgotten, a
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