from them; for example,by saving his father from death he makes an equal return for thebenefit of life, and by converting (d) By reason of its manner, a vow is either absolute (e. , at least, it would seem, on the greaterfeasts and at dates not more than six months apart); for a priest e lies, officious lies told for the sake of some great good arenot so grave as those told for the sake of a lesser good.
ms to the minister to be a just and grave reasonfor confirming one under seven years of age (Canon 788). good taste, orwhen his wedding breakfast is served with profuse extravagance andwaste in order to make a display of wealth. (b) When oppositeintentions are successive, the later prevails over the earlier, unlessthe earlier was str The Various Kinds of Vows.
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