Those who omit to make an act of faith in time of temptationagainst faith, are also guilty of sin, if the omission is throughsinful neglect. (a) It is a permanent right, and so resembles law, which is also stableand forbids interference with what it grants. owed through the erroneous conviction that it is already a law, orif there is nothing to indicate a will to make it obligatory. ldren to non-Catholic schoolson account of their own ideas that are contrary to the teachings of theChurch.
(b) One must apply oneself to understand what onehears-- Thou shalt meditate on these words, sitting in thy house, andwalking on thy journey, sleeping and rising (Deut. The travellerwould do better, however, to keep to the practice of his home. It may be written in any language, and should state thecase with its circumstances, the favor that is asked, and the truereason for asking it. (b) As to the proofs given for that proposition, they proceed from anincomplete enumeration, for a law can be doubtful on account ofvincible ignorance, as well as for the reasons given.
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