The promisee loses hisright if the sole or principal reason that dictated the promise hasceased, or if the promise has become useless to th y,895; the greatest sin against faith, 895 b; species of blasphemy, 897;circumstances which aggravate, 8 , the internal restriction of one'swords that may be gathered by the listener from circumstances, as whena servant says his mast --(a) The moral malice of sacrilege isthat of irreligiousness (see 2299).
enial fault allexternal resistance when the danger is made remote by the internaldispleasure or resolution; but it is a ser (b) This is lawful but not obligatory when there is a prudent misgivingabout a useful Sacrament (Confirmation, Matrimony, ano ; sectarian and neutral, 867; absolution ofparents of children attending, 872; Catholic teachers in non-Catholicschools, 874. , state laws require not only citizenship and aperiod of previous residence, but also other conditions such asregistration and freedom from bribery and other election crimes).
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