Canon

 1 4 |    things, however, that are a danger to souls and derogatory
 2 8 |   scandal or tolerated without danger, then steps, inspired not
 3 16|    elsewhere except in case of danger when circumstances should
 4 22|       yield more easily to the danger of death. If any .physician
 5 23|        in its properties, that danger to soul may be averted,
 6 24|    impediments arise and great danger threatens the widowed churches,
 7 39|       when it is a question of danger to the soul, whether one
 8 47|  superior, who, if there be no danger in delay, shall send him
 9 50|       sometimes are a cause of danger to souls, that by a cessation
10 54| against loss and souls against danger, decree that by the prerogative