(b) Piety is shown to father and fatherland; that is, just as religiongives worship to God in acknowledgment of His excell , the laws of the Decalogue and of theChurch, see 914 sqq. And a minister who is notthe pastor of the baptized person must send notice of the Baptism tothe pastor, as soon as possible, if the latter was not present (Canon778). contrary unbelief), 818; infidelity, 822 a; order of gravity inunbelief, 824; dangers which lead to external expression of unbelief,944 sqq.
), but in the sense that the inordinate desireof personal excellence is a motive that can impel one to any kind ofsin, just as covetousness offers a means that is useful for everytemporal end (I Tim. (b) Monitiones. --(a) Those Who May ReceiveCommunion. A juryman, being a layman tothe law, is not expected to have the mental equipment of a lawyer; butit is his
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