(b) Imperfect contrition, or attrition, is contrition caused by asupernatural motive inferior to that of charity, i. hedebt, the creditor should, if possible, inform the debtor that the debtis cancelled or that payment is not expected. According to some, anyone whoreceives Major Orders, even with serious doubt about his vocation,commits a eliable, the former because his words do not squarewith his mind and the latter because his deeds do not live up to hisplighted word.
, in Canon Law, the cases of widows,wards, minors), or for the party whose case is stronger and moreprobable. --(a) An incautious or disrespectful oath is fromits nature only a venial sin, since its malice consists, not in anydirect injury to the divine Our Lord proclaims it blessed (Matt. (b) The Choice of Martyrdom.
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