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 1 Int,  4   | teachings. It is no longer a matter of limited and occasional
 2   1,  19  |     Jn 6:44). ~This is not a matter only of disposing oneself
 3   1,  27  |    judgments about any human matter in so far as this is required
 4   2,  50  |    fulfilment which for that matter can take place always and
 5   2,  52  |  every circumstance. It is a matter of prohibitions which forbid
 6   2,  67  |      regard to morally grave matter. ~To separate the fundamental
 7   2,  69  |  commit mortal sins, as the "matter" itself of his actions would
 8   2,  69  |      act, rather than by the matter of that act. ~
 9   2,  70  |    sin whose object is grave matter and which is also committed
10   2,  70  |     only consider the "grave matter" of mortal sin; it also
11   2,  70  |    is grave by reason of its matter does not constitute a mortal
12   2,  70  |      commandments in a grave matter".118 ~
13   2,  75  |    precepts. Even when grave matter is concerned, these precepts
14   3,  96  |     and duties. When it is a matter of the moral norms prohibiting
15 Conc,  118| demands that it be lived. No matter how many and great the obstacles