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Surety, 1749 d. --The potential parts of justice,that is, its annexed virtues, are those good habits that are subsidiaryto justice, partaking in some degree, but not entirely, of its natureor activity. --(a) Gluttony is a mortal sin when itis so serious as to turn man away from his end itself, making himprefer his appetite to God. their children into loveless unions and so make themunhappy in this world and endanger their salvation for the world tocome.

--Since obedience is a moral virtue andtherefore observes a mean, there is both an excess and a defect that itavoids. , the aggressorwishes to take the last loaf from a starving man or the plank from adrowning man), or if it seems to be an attack on life (e. and toaccept physical pain in a spirit of faith? After indicating that incertain cases the acceptance of physical suffering is a matt , New York City, 1923), p.