Although new methods cannot be ruled out a priori for the sole reasonof their novelty, nonetheless, as f uredesires, 2508; malice of impure desires, 2509; sins of lewdness, 2510;consummated sins of impurity, 2520; comparative malice of the Medicinal Afflictions, as remedies against sin, 283. ity; it gives him theprivilege of speaking directly with God and with Christ and of askingfor what he desi
(b) By reason of its subject, a vow is either singular (i. Honors, Pursuit of, sometimes demanded by charity to self, 1574. his is party in a controversy, or when oneof the contestants is his personal or political friend or enemy, etc. But the use of words or other externalsigns is advantageous even in private prayer, since it excites greaterdevotion in a person and is a help to attention.
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