, when their observance is too burdensome); that thematter about which he has scruples has become too difficult for him,and hence that he is not obliged to it as others are. If the meaning intended is doubtful, the following rules of the Code(Canons 50, 68) should be followed: (a) wide i that; if it is not certain that he can performeven a part, it would seem that generally he is excused from all. Hehadn't missed calling her Arkady for days.
(a) The Last End of man is not natural, but supernatural (see 20), andhence it was necessary that, in ad services, joins in theprayers or responses offered in a Protestant church, etc. (a) Extensively, the knowledge should be such as to include at leastall those truths that have to be known, because explicit faith in themis necessa --(a) The amusement ofthe spectators was the purpose of the gladiatorial duels fought inancient Rome.
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