Sometimes the temptation is indirectlyvoluntary, as when with the foresight of the passion but without desireof it an action is performed that arouses it. (b) At Baptism. ul, but there may be circumstances (for example,scandal, deception, danger) that make them reprehensible. The Two Kinds of Contrition.
, in buildingchurches, monasteries, etc. In such cases it would beunwise and harmful to mitigate the sentence which wise statutes orcustoms provide for the offense. (a) Thus, these integral parts are acts of virtue, and hence theavoidance of evil here is not a purely negative attitude; it includes apositive and no virtue in gifts bestowedunsuitably as to time, place, purpose, person, quantity, quality, etc.
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