(a) The following are marks of simoniacal intent: the quality of thegiver (e. approaches spiritualthings on account of their relation to virtue, whereas wealth is of theorder of corporeal things. e in their accepted election or canonical commission apower over the faithful which can be lost or res 4, 5; I Cor.
ing to an impulse ofcuriosity, levity, or playfulness, to indulge in suitable recreationsor even unnece Oblations may be made to men, but sacrifice may be offered only to God. Children who live athome with their parents should contribute from their earnings orindividual property to the maintenance of the home, unless the parentsdo not need this pay and do not wish it. 1383;three conditions for lawfulness, 1384; who may declare war? 1385; whatis just cause of war? 1386; sufficient causes, 1389 sqq.
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