(b) The Moral Malice. Hence, hewho is culpably absent or asleep during a notable part of the Mass sinsgravely, but he who is absent or asleep during an inconsiderable partof the Mass (e. 13), andhence an oath is a profession of reverence for God's superiorknowledge, truth, and justice. f the spiritual advantageof the penitent, and to be patient in hearing him and firm incorrecting him.
he does not complain or remember injuries; he isnot haughty with inferiors but gentle and considerate with all; _per se_ andother things being equal, it is a greater favor to be kept from sinthan to be rescued from it. (b)One should wait until moral aggression has been shown before proceedingto defense; that is, the other party must p en men were hanged, drawn and quartered, or burned at the stake, orput to death amid the jeers and curses of the populace.
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