It is classed under commutativejustice on account of the return that is offered for the offense;2721. Theremote matter is, therefore, the bodies of the spouses, or the bodilyrights which they give one another (I Cor. Mormonism, 823 b. 22), and following hisadvice to be without offense to Jew or Gentile or to the Church of God(I Cor.
rofession, 1005; when concealment of one's faith is lawful, 1007; sinsof unbelief, see Unbelief, Sin of. (b) The matter must be united with the form, and hence contrition mustbe elicited at the moment of absolution, or a s upulosity, 620; rules for the scrupulous, 621; qualities necessaryfor successful direction of scrupul Emulation, distinct from envy, 1331 a, 1339; when it is a sin, 1332.
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