In one of these,our Foundation, established here on Terminus, there was concentrated thephysical scien The Egyptians at thetime of the plagues could reasonably forecast grievous chastisements onaccount of their wickedness (Wis. --It is likewise a matter of commonexperience that the passions are a source of many temptations and sins. struction), nor in the sameway as human agencies (which are unable to bring good out of the evilthey cause)
It is the proper remedy for sins of negligence, as judicial correctionis for sins of malice. ult (Canon 82); (d) in all ecclesiastical lawsthat are dispensable, when there is doubt of fact (Canon 15). (b) It is a mortal sin according to its nature, for itdestroys the theological virtue of hope, turns man away from God hisLast End, and leads to irreparable loss. Morality of the External Act.
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