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), 364 sqq. as not strict, and hence the sinis venial; but a grave injury is done when one seriously calumniates abenefactor, and the sin is then mortal. ct for a sacred place; treading the SacredSpecies under foot is more contemptuous than an unworthy Communion, etc. But corporal means,chiefly of a preventive kind, should not be neglected.

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