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omething unnecessary, such as mere indulgence of levity ortalkativeness, though the blackening of his neighbor is foreseen. (b) Spiritual consolations are sometimes called devotion, but they arenot the same thing as the devotion we now speak of. of excommunication or the like; since he is to act asspiritual father, he must not be the parent or spouse of the baptiz dead! ; (f) blasphemy, such as: May God perish, if this is not true! The expressions, This is as true

, the gravity ofthe sin depends on the actual harm that is done; for one willsindirectly the harm connected with one's acts, even when one does notdesire it directly (see 102). , from the study of theology,the reading of classical literature, the meeting of mother and child orof friend and friend), A vow or other actof religion, on the contrary, originates from the desire to honor God,even apart from necessity, and hence it may be used oftener. --(a) Circumstances that Notably Aggravate a Sinwithout Changing Its Species.