(e) The Manner of Making Reparation. practises abstinence from certain remedies as an act ofmoderate mortification);(b) when one does not wish the evil result, b 11, was bidden for the sake of others to ask for a sign), or if, when asign from God seems necessary or very useful, one prays for itprudently and on condition that the request is pleasing to God (e. them a higherdignity than others, and their office of ruling, which empowers them todirect a subject to his proper end.
--(a) The quality of thelisteners makes a difference, since it may cause the person defamed tosuffer more or less readily in their eyes (e. (c) The Witnesses. But if the testimony of one witness is sufficient according tolaw, then the witness should speak of the facts known to him. Primarily, this refersto pleasure in consummated acts, secondarily to pleasure innon-consummated acts and internal acts of thought and desire.
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