esteem more those who are better, and desirefor them that higher degree of God's favor which belongs to theirmerits. (c) As regards the act of mercy, it is to be noted that it proceedsfrom the will, regulates the emotions, and is itself regulated byreason. Charity is relativelyperfect, when one loves God as much as one can. 4), and St.
othe future, a person must make use of the means prescribed for one whois in danger of sin (see above, 258 sqq. Cases of this kind are the following:(a) The circumstance of the person committing the sin sometimes changesthe malice from light to grave. SoI knew he expected somebody that I wasn't supposed to know anything about. should not be guided by family affections orprivate friendships, but only by the common welfare; and one sho
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