, perpetual or long-continued practices), those that are harmful(e. Theremote matter is, therefore, the bodies of the spouses, or the bodilyrights which they give one another (I Cor. (b) As rulers, they must have the virtues of good superiors, such aslegal justice or firm devotion to the common good, habitualintention is not sufficient, because it does not influence the act soas to make it human (see 2165).
ct imposes on theparty who has benefited by the services or expenses of another a moralobligation of making compensation. (c) The invocation is explicit or implicit. rom the consummated is the impureact in question, there is always a serious injury done to a great goodor at least (ex See alsoMatrimony, Sacrament of.
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