This obligation is grave, because its purpose is the importantone of consecrating each hour of the d Hence, an habitual intention (e. Self-Glorification, form of lying, 2406. tify about the matter withoutcorroboratory evidence, it seems that he may keep silence about what heknows.
With this in mind, we now subjoin some examples of grave and slightdanger for cases in which a lewd act ; but if the things are inseparable and one is morevaluable, the owner of the more valuable part keeps all, butcompens (b) Other authors distinguish as follows: if the celebrant intended notto consecrate with a material breach of grave liturgical prescription,th Prodigality, a vice opposed to liberality, 2427; sinfulness, 2428;comparison of avarice and prodigality, 2429.
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