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--FrequentCommunion (2706). ral law made by theauthority that represents God in matters temporal; (b) because they arenecessary for the peaceful existence of society. The young man is handsome, pleasant and extremelycharming. Example: Titus omits to correct Sempronius, because hethinks the reproof would do harm to the latter or to others, or becausehe awaits a more favorable occasion.

lared by the law, as is the case for thereception of the Sacraments and the choice of a religious life (Canon89). 40), is equivalent to the statementthat Christ is not the Son of God. It seems that it is not even avirtue, since it turns man away, not from moral, but from physicalevil; but a number of authorities consider it as a secondary act of thevirtue of hope. Example: The judgments that he who takes poison will destroy life, thathe who applies fire to a house will destroy property, are physicallycertain.