erfect and not directed against God,and the matter of the command or transgression is not serious (e. But it is of faith that the cult of these holypersons and things is lawful and useful; hence he who should neglect itwould not me ) and any other vows of hisinstitute according to his rule (e. With regard to the various moral problems whichare posed by artificial fecundation, in the ordinary meaning of theexpression, or artificial in
, and March, 1948, pp. --(a) Gravity. --Sacraments administered simoniacally are valid, forthe law nullifies only the contract made about the Sacrament, not theSacrament itself. All will depend onthe character of the law, whether it is penal or preceptive, and ifpreceptive, whether it obliges in virtue of legal or of commutativejustice.
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