Chapter

 1 12|            passion of overeating and~drunkenness; if it is on occasions when
 2 13| drug-addiction and even~more so with drunkenness. A person who is subject
 3 14|                                  14. Drunkenness.~The sister of debauchery
 4 14|              sister of debauchery is drunkenness, and in the words of St.
 5 14|              originate from wine and drunkenness.~The priest’s first concern
 6 14|             disprove the notion that~drunkenness is not really a sin or vice
 7 14|              up their hard drinking.~Drunkenness is an indirect manifestation
 8 14|        companions. In general,~until drunkenness begins to turn into hard
 9 14|             from it with God’s help.~Drunkenness is one of the most harmful
10 14|          presence, must not boast of~drunkenness or praise drunkards and
11 14|              or praise drunkards and drunkenness. It is a good practice to
12 14|             dig up from the heart as drunkenness, if it has taken root~so
13 14|             who has lost his job for drunkenness. When~asking for employment,
14 15|              pride, vainglory, lust, drunkenness. We have also considered
15 20|       passions — either depravity or~drunkenness, or demonic pride, or hard-healed
16 21|            although not for long, in drunkenness,~only to be crushed subsequently
17 C |         sensual pleasure~over-eating~drunkenness~attachment to things~love