Grave matter inthis case, they say, is the same as absolutely grave matter. Another confessor maylessen the penance, but only in confession and after he has heard atleast a summary repetition of the sins for which the penance was given. He should observe the rules of the Ritual and ofthe Code as to the manner and place of confession (Canons 908-910). He should consider the circumstances, therefore,and treat the defamed person as he would wish himself to be treated ina like case.
, one may not take the plank from a man indanger of drowning in order to save oneself); one may not retain thething taken, if the danger has passed (e. (b) It is committed by unmarried persons, and thus itdiffers from adultery. , Titia constantly importunedby her parents to enter religion makes a vow to follow their wishes). tion byplain speech, 2033 b; sinfulness of detraction, 2036; right to true andfalse reputation, 2037; sinfulness