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rtal sin, the fear of incurringdispleasure or harm will ordinarily excuse the best man or bridesmaidfrom all sin, or at least from grave sin. chief intention in this case maybe to show respect to the Mother of God and not to give a certainamount to the poor. , Claudius intending totake a vow on the morrow pronounces the words of promise while asleep)does not suffice, because the act made with such an intention is notdeliberate or human. l intention, 2672 b; when virtualintention is necessary, 2673; when habitual and explicit intentionsuffices, 2674 b; when habitual and implicit intention suffices, 2674b; requirements for lawful or fruitful reception of Sacrament by adult,2675;

, a servant takes what is really due her, but she couldhave obtained it by asking for it), there is no theft or duty ofrestitution, since the property of another was not stolen. ch puts something by for the future, and with frugalitywhich spares unnecessary expenses on self, especially in the matter ofluxuries (see 1681 sqq. e it is also thatthe Eucharist may be validly given or validly received by those whocannot validly consecrate. (c) The vow is valid and licit if the evil circumstance affects neitherthe act promised nor the act of vowing, both of these being good.