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(b) If it is a necessary occasion of sin and one does not employsufficient precautions against it, religious communication becomessinful. Effects of Invincible and Vincible Ignorance. 1623); the classic work ofSuarez (d. (b) It is an evil sorrow, for it grieves over good.
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