osehands on the possessed, whether baptized or catechumens , the acolyte,when he touches the symbols of his office (i. tens the public welfare or the welfare of an innocent person,whether this person be the giver of the secret, o he followingcases:(a) it is lawful and obligatory when one is bound to keep the truthfrom the person who asks it. ,resolution, promise, vow, contract) that it confirms, for the accessoryfollows the principal.
, food and drink such as is usually offered to a guest orvisitor), it does not seem unlawful in itself to accept them, but,since there is a danger of suspicion and scandal, even this should beavoided. , those whoare outside the closed doors of the church but who can follow the bellsand choir to some extent, those who are inside with the congregationbut behind a pillar that shuts off the view). The Sinfulness of Pride. Both Canon and civil law make allowances forsuitable compensation to be granted to witnesses (see Canons 1787,1788).
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