Part, Chapter, Paragraph
1 1, 4, 44 | Eve on account of their sin?~A. Adam and Eve on account
2 1, 4, 44 | Eve on account of their sin lost innocence and holiness,
3 1, 4, 45 | parents we all inherit their sin and punishment, as we should
4 1, 4, 47 | 47. Q. What is the sin called which we inherit
5 1, 4, 47 | our first parents?~A. The sin which we inherit from our
6 1, 4, 47 | parents is called original sin.~ ~
7 1, 4, 50 | preserved from original sin?~A. The Blessed Virgin Mary,
8 1, 4, 50 | from the guilt of original sin, and this privilege is called
9 1, 5 | LESSON FIFTH: ON SIN AND ITS KINDS~ ~
10 1, 5, 51 | 51. Q. Is original sin the only kind of sin?~A.
11 1, 5, 51 | original sin the only kind of sin?~A. Original sin is not
12 1, 5, 51 | kind of sin?~A. Original sin is not the only kind of
13 1, 5, 51 | is not the only kind of sin; there is another kind of
14 1, 5, 51 | there is another kind of sin, which we commit ourselves,
15 1, 5, 51 | ourselves, called actual sin. ~ ~
16 1, 5, 52 | 52. Q. What is actual sin?~A. Actual sin is any willful
17 1, 5, 52 | is actual sin?~A. Actual sin is any willful thought,
18 1, 5, 53 | How many kinds of actual sin are there?~A. There are
19 1, 5, 54 | 54. Q. What is mortal sin?~A. Mortal sin is a grievous
20 1, 5, 54 | is mortal sin?~A. Mortal sin is a grievous offense against
21 1, 5, 57 | 57. Q. What is venial sin?~A. Venial sin is a slight
22 1, 5, 57 | is venial sin?~A. Venial sin is a slight offense against
23 1, 5, 59 | are the chief sources of sin?~A. The chief sources of
24 1, 5, 59 | A. The chief sources of sin are seven: Pride, Covetousness,
25 1, 6, 60 | abandon man after he fell into sin?~A. God did not abandon
26 1, 6, 60 | abandon man after he fell into sin, but promised him a Redeemer,
27 1, 6, 60 | was to satisfy for man's sin and reopen to him the gates
28 2, 5, 44 | Eve on account of their sin?~A. Adam and Eve, on account
29 2, 5, 44 | Eve, on account of their sin, lost innocence and holiness,
30 2, 5, 45 | parents, we all share in their sin and punishment, as we should
31 2, 5, 46 | effects followed from the sin of our first parents?~A.
32 2, 5, 46 | nature was corrupted by the sin of our first parents, which
33 2, 5, 47 | 47. Q. What is the sin called which we inherit
34 2, 5, 47 | our first parents?~A. The sin which we inherit from our
35 2, 5, 47 | parents is called original sin. ~
36 2, 5, 48 | 48. Q. Why is this sin called original?~A. This
37 2, 5, 48 | called original?~A. This sin is called original because
38 2, 5, 49 | remain in us after original sin is forgiven?~A. This corruption
39 2, 5, 49 | remain in us after original sin is forgiven. ~ ~
40 2, 5, 50 | preserved from original sin?~A. The Blessed Virgin Mary,
41 2, 5, 50 | from the guilt of original sin, and this privilege is called
42 2, 6 | LESSON SIXTH: ON SIN AND ITS KINDS~
43 2, 6, 51 | 51. Q. Is original sin the only kind of sin?~A.
44 2, 6, 51 | original sin the only kind of sin?~A. Original sin is not
45 2, 6, 51 | kind of sin?~A. Original sin is not the only kind of
46 2, 6, 51 | is not the only kind of sin; there is another kind of
47 2, 6, 51 | there is another kind of sin, which we commit ourselves,
48 2, 6, 51 | ourselves, called actual sin. ~ ~
49 2, 6, 52 | 52. Q. What is actual sin?~A. Actual sin is any willful
50 2, 6, 52 | is actual sin?~A. Actual sin is any willful thought,
51 2, 6, 53 | How many kinds of actual sin are there?~A. There are
52 2, 6, 54 | 54. Q. What is mortal sin?~A. Mortal sin is a grievous
53 2, 6, 54 | is mortal sin?~A. Mortal sin is a grievous offense against
54 2, 6, 55 | 55. Q. Why is this sin called mortal?~A. This sin
55 2, 6, 55 | sin called mortal?~A. This sin is called mortal because
56 2, 6, 56 | are necessary to make a sin mortal?~A. To make a sin
57 2, 6, 56 | sin mortal?~A. To make a sin mortal three things are
58 2, 6, 57 | 57. Q. What is venial sin?~A. Venial sin is a slight
59 2, 6, 57 | is venial sin?~A. Venial sin is a slight offense against
60 2, 6, 58 | are the effects of venial sin?~A. The effects of venial
61 2, 6, 58 | A. The effects of venial sin are the lessening of the
62 2, 6, 58 | the power to resist mortal sin. ~
63 2, 6, 59 | are the chief sources of sin?~A. The chief sources of
64 2, 6, 59 | A. The chief sources of sin are seven: Pride, Covetousness,
65 2, 7, 60 | abandon man after he fell into sin?~A. God did not abandon
66 2, 7, 60 | abandon man after he fell into sin, but promised him a Redeemer,
67 2, 7, 60 | was to satisfy for man's sin and reopen to him the gates
68 2, 7, 72 | man immediately after the sin of our first parents?~A.
69 2, 7, 72 | man immediately after the sin of our first parents, but
70 2, 8, 84 | learn the great evil of sin, the hatred God bears to
71 2, 13, 141 | because they take away sin, which is the death of the
72 2, 13, 144 | 144. Q. What sin does he commit who receives
73 2, 13, 144 | of the living in mortal sin?~A. He who receives the
74 2, 13, 144 | of the living in mortal sin commits a sacrilege, which
75 2, 13, 144 | sacrilege, which is a great sin, because it is an abuse
76 2, 14, 152 | cleanses us from original sin, makes us Christians, children
77 2, 15, 175 | 175. Q. Is it a sin to neglect Confirmation?~
78 2, 15, 175 | Confirmation?~A. It is a sin to neglect Confirmation,
79 2, 16, 178 | fill us with a dread of sin. ~
80 2, 17, 188 | Sacrament of Penance remit sin, and restore to the soul
81 2, 18, 195 | Contrition, or sorrow for sin?~A. Contrition, or sorrow
82 2, 18, 195 | Contrition, or sorrow for sin, is a hatred of sin and
83 2, 18, 195 | for sin, is a hatred of sin and a true grief of the
84 2, 18, 201 | sorry for our sins, because sin is the greatest of evils
85 2, 18, 203 | with sorrow and hatred for sin, because it offends God,
86 2, 18, 204 | deserve hell; or because sin is so hateful in itself. ~
87 2, 18, 206 | only to avoid all mortal sin, but also its near occasions. ~
88 2, 18, 207 | by the near occasions of sin?~A. By the near occasions
89 2, 18, 207 | By the near occasions of sin I mean all the persons,
90 2, 18, 207 | may easily lead us into sin. ~ ~
91 2, 19, 215 | forget to confess a mortal sin?~A. If without our fault
92 2, 19, 215 | forget to confess a mortal sin, Tour Confession is worthy,
93 2, 19, 215 | Confession is worthy, and the sin is forgiven; but it must
94 2, 19, 216 | willfully to conceal a mortal sin in Confession?~A. It is
95 2, 19, 216 | willfully to conceal a mortal sin in Confession, because we
96 2, 19, 217 | willfully concealed a mortal sin in Confession?~A. He who
97 2, 19, 217 | willfully concealed a mortal sin in Confession must not only
98 2, 19, 219 | remit all punishment duo to sin?~A. The Sacrament of Penance
99 2, 19, 219 | eternal punishment due to sin, but it does not always
100 2, 19, 220 | punishment as a satisfaction for sin?~A. God requires a temporal
101 2, 19, 220 | punishment as a satisfaction for sin, to teach us the great evil
102 2, 19, 220 | teach us the great evil of sin and to prevent us from falling
103 2, 19, 221 | temporal punishment due to sin?~A. The chief means by which
104 2, 19, 221 | temporal punishment due to sin are: Prayer, Fasting, Almsgiving,
105 2, 21, 231 | temporal punishment due to sin. ~
106 2, 21, 232 | an Indulgence a pardon of sin, or a license to commit
107 2, 21, 232 | or a license to commit sin?~A. An Indulgence is not
108 2, 21, 232 | Indulgence is not a pardon of sin, nor a license to commit
109 2, 21, 232 | nor a license to commit sin, and one who is in a state
110 2, 21, 232 | is in a state of mortal sin cannot gain an Indulgence. ~
111 2, 21, 234 | temporal punishment due to sin. ~
112 2, 21, 235 | temporal punishment due to sin. ~
113 2, 21, 236 | temporal punishment due to sin?~A. The Church by means
114 2, 21, 236 | temporal punishment due to sin by applying to us the merits
115 2, 23, 255 | receives Communion in mortal sin receive the body and blood
116 2, 23, 255 | receives Communion in mortal sin receives the body and blood
117 2, 23, 256 | enough to be free from mortal sin to receive Plentifully the
118 2, 23, 256 | enough to be free from mortal sin, but we should be free from
119 2, 23, 256 | all affection to venial sin, and should make acts of
120 2, 23, 259 | Communion, under pain of mortal sin, during the Easter time
121 2, 25, 274 | soul from the remains of sin; To restore us to health,
122 2, 25, 275 | you mean by the remains of sin?~A. By the remains of sin
123 2, 25, 275 | sin?~A. By the remains of sin I mean the inclination to
124 2, 27, 292 | the heart to remit venial sin. ~
125 2, 29, 319 | fortune-tellers, and the like, sin against the first Commandment?~
126 2, 29, 319 | fortunetellers and the like, sin against the first Commandment,
127 2, 29, 321 | 321. Q. How does a person sin against faith?~A. A person
128 2, 29, 330 | 330. Q. How do we sin against the love of God?~
129 2, 29, 330 | against the love of God?~A. We sin against the love of God
130 2, 29, 330 | against the love of God by all sin, but particularly by mortal
131 2, 29, 330 | but particularly by mortal sin. ~ ~ ~
132 2, 32, 351 | 351. Q. Is it a sin not to fulfill our vows?~
133 2, 32, 351 | to fulfill our vows is a sin, mortal or venial, according
134 2, 33, 362 | parents in all that is not sin. ~
135 2, 35, 390 | 390. Q. Is it a mortal sin not to hear Mass on a Sunday
136 2, 35, 390 | obligation?~A. It is a mortal sin not to hear Mass on a Sunday
137 2, 35, 390 | They also commit a mortal sin who, having others under
138 2, 36, 397 | obliged, under pain of mortal sin, to go to confession within
139 2, 36, 399 | are old enough to commit sin, which is commonly about
140 2, 36, 400 | 400. Q. What sin does he commit who neglects
141 2, 36, 400 | Easter time commits a mortal sin. ~
142 3 | the Fall~6. Lesson 6 On Sin and Its Kinds~7. Lesson
143 3, 1, 141 | while in a state of mortal sin?~A. We say a soul is dead
144 3, 1, 141 | while in a state of mortal sin, because in that state it
145 3, 4, 230 | every means to lead us into sin. The efforts they make are
146 3, 4, 232 | intelligence by falling into sin any more than we do now.
147 3, 5, 237 | virtue and free from every sin.~ ~
148 3, 5, 251 | How was Eve tempted to sin?~A. Eve was tempted to sin
149 3, 5, 251 | sin?~A. Eve was tempted to sin by the devil, who came in
150 3, 5, 252 | causes that led Eve into sin?~A. The chief causes that
151 3, 5, 252 | causes that led Eve into sin were:~1. She went into the
152 3, 5, 252 | part will lead us also into sin.~ ~
153 3, 5, 253 | Eve on account of their sin?~A. Adam and Eve, on account
154 3, 5, 253 | Eve, on account of their sin, lost innocence and holiness,
155 3, 5, 254 | Eve on account of their sin?~A. Many other evils befell
156 3, 5, 254 | Eve on account of their sin. They were driven out of
157 3, 5, 256 | parents, we all share in their sin and punishment, as we should
158 3, 5, 257 | unjust to punish us for the sin of our first parents?~A.
159 3, 5, 257 | unjust to punish us for the sin of our first parents, because
160 3, 5, 258 | parents and us in mortal sin?~A. The loss of the gift
161 3, 5, 258 | parents and us in mortal sin because it deprived them
162 3, 5, 258 | had was to be in mortal sin. As all their children are
163 3, 5, 258 | world in a state of mortal sin.~ ~
164 3, 5, 259 | effects followed from the sin of our first parents?~A.
165 3, 5, 259 | nature was corrupted by the sin of our first parents, which
166 3, 5, 262 | entirely taken away by Adam's sin, and that we have it still
167 3, 5, 263 | make to lead our souls into sin. The body is inclined to
168 3, 5, 265 | Q. 265. What is the sin called which we inherit
169 3, 5, 265 | our first parents?~A. The sin which we inherit from our
170 3, 5, 265 | parents is called original sin.~ ~
171 3, 5, 266 | Q. 266. Why is this sin called original?~A. This
172 3, 5, 266 | called original?~A. This sin is called original because
173 3, 5, 267 | remain in us after original sin is forgiven?~A. This corruption
174 3, 5, 267 | remain in us after original sin is forgiven.~ ~
175 3, 5, 268 | preserved from original sin?~A. The Blessed Virgin Mary,
176 3, 5, 268 | from the guilt of original sin, and this privilege is called
177 3, 5, 269 | preserved from original sin?~A. The Blessed Virgin was
178 3, 5, 269 | preserved from original sin because it would not be
179 3, 5, 270 | Virgin be preserved from sin by her Divine Son, before
180 3, 5, 270 | could be preserved from sin by her Divine Son before
181 3, 5, 270 | exemption from original sin.~ ~
182 3, 5, 271 | without the stain of original sin. It does not mean, therefore,
183 3, 6 | LESSON SIXTH: On Sin and Its Kinds ON SIN AND
184 3, 6 | On Sin and Its Kinds ON SIN AND ITS KINDS.~
185 3, 6, 274 | Q. 274. How is sin divided?~A.~1. Sin is divided
186 3, 6, 274 | How is sin divided?~A.~1. Sin is divided into the sin
187 3, 6, 274 | Sin is divided into the sin we inherit called original
188 3, 6, 274 | inherit called original sin, and the sin we commit ourselves,
189 3, 6, 274 | called original sin, and the sin we commit ourselves, called
190 3, 6, 274 | ourselves, called actual sin.~2. Actual sin is sub-divided
191 3, 6, 274 | called actual sin.~2. Actual sin is sub-divided into greater
192 3, 6, 275 | how many ways may actual sin be committed?~A. Actual
193 3, 6, 275 | be committed?~A. Actual sin may be committed in two
194 3, 6, 276 | Q. 276. What is our sin called when we neglect things
195 3, 6, 276 | neglect things commanded our sin is called a sin of omission.
196 3, 6, 276 | commanded our sin is called a sin of omission. Such sins as
197 3, 6, 277 | Q. 277. Is original sin the only kind of sin?~A.
198 3, 6, 277 | original sin the only kind of sin?~A. Original sin is not
199 3, 6, 277 | kind of sin?~A. Original sin is not the only kind of
200 3, 6, 277 | is not the only kind of sin; there is another kind of
201 3, 6, 277 | there is another kind of sin, which we commit ourselves,
202 3, 6, 277 | ourselves, called actual sin.~ ~
203 3, 6, 278 | Q. 278. What is actual sin?~A. Actual sin is any willful
204 3, 6, 278 | is actual sin?~A. Actual sin is any willful thought,
205 3, 6, 279 | How many kinds of actual sin are there?~A. There are
206 3, 6, 279 | are two kinds of actual sin -- mortal and venial.~ ~
207 3, 6, 280 | Q. 280. What is mortal sin?~A. Mortal sin is a grievous
208 3, 6, 280 | is mortal sin?~A. Mortal sin is a grievous offense against
209 3, 6, 281 | Q. 281. Why is this sin called mortal?~A. This sin
210 3, 6, 281 | sin called mortal?~A. This sin is called mortal because
211 3, 6, 282 | are necessary to make a sin mortal?~A. To make a sin
212 3, 6, 282 | sin mortal?~A. To make a sin mortal, three things are
213 3, 6, 283 | grievous matter" with regard to sin?~A. By "grievous matter"
214 3, 6, 283 | grievous matter" with regard to sin we mean that the thought,
215 3, 6, 283 | or deed by which mortal sin is committed must be either
216 3, 6, 283 | sufficient to make a mortal sin if we deliberately yield
217 3, 6, 285 | prohibition, would be a material sin.~
218 3, 6, 288 | to judge others guilty of sin?~A. It is wrong to judge
219 3, 6, 288 | to judge others guilty of sin because we cannot know for
220 3, 6, 289 | Q. 289. What sin does he commit who without
221 3, 6, 289 | believes another guilty of sin?~A. He who without sufficient
222 3, 6, 289 | believes another guilty of sin commits a sin of rash judgment.~ ~
223 3, 6, 289 | guilty of sin commits a sin of rash judgment.~ ~
224 3, 6, 290 | Q. 290. What is venial sin?~A. Venial sin is a slight
225 3, 6, 290 | is venial sin?~A. Venial sin is a slight offense against
226 3, 6, 291 | distinguish venial from mortal sin?~A. We cannot always distinguish
227 3, 6, 291 | distinguish venial from mortal sin, and in such cases we must
228 3, 6, 293 | are the effects of venial sin?~A. The effects of venial
229 3, 6, 293 | A. The effects of venial sin are the lessening of the
230 3, 6, 293 | the power to resist mortal sin.~ ~
231 3, 6, 295 | are the chief sources of sin?~A. The chief sources of
232 3, 6, 295 | A. The chief sources of sin are seven:~1. Pride, Covetousness,
233 3, 6, 305 | Q. 305. What kind of a sin is drunkenness?~A. Drunkenness
234 3, 6, 305 | drunkenness?~A. Drunkenness is a sin of gluttony by which a person
235 3, 6, 306 | drunkenness always a mortal sin?~A. Deliberate drunkenness
236 3, 6, 306 | drunkenness is always a mortal sin if the person be completely
237 3, 6, 306 | may be excused from mortal sin.~ ~
238 3, 6, 307 | dying in a state of mortal sin.~ ~
239 3, 6, 313 | are the seven sources of sin called capital sins?~A.
240 3, 6, 313 | A. The seven sources of sin are called capital sins
241 3, 6, 314 | mean by our predominant sin or ruling passion?~A. By
242 3, 6, 314 | passion?~A. By our predominant sin, or ruling passion, we mean
243 3, 6, 314 | ruling passion, we mean the sin into which we fall most
244 3, 6, 315 | our predominant or ruling sin.~ ~
245 3, 7, 319 | abandon man after he fell into sin?~A. God did not abandon
246 3, 7, 319 | abandon man after he fell into sin, but promised him a Redeemer,
247 3, 7, 319 | was to satisfy for man's sin and reopen to him the gates
248 3, 7, 344 | man immediately after the sin of our first parents?~A.
249 3, 7, 344 | man immediately after the sin of our first parents, but
250 3, 7, 347 | learn the great evil of sin and know that God alone
251 3, 8, 380 | betrayed Our Lord, and from His sin we may learn that even the
252 3, 8, 399 | learn the great evil of sin, the hatred God bears to
253 3, 10, 451 | did Adam give away by his sin, and what did Our Lord buy
254 3, 10, 451 | for him and us?~A. By his sin Adam gave away all right
255 3, 10, 454 | fault. Man in his state~of sin could not make the necessary
256 3, 10, 459 | are not guilty of mortal sin; and hence, it is often
257 3, 10, 463 | must have committed the sin to acquire the habit. If,
258 3, 10, 463 | sometimes excuse us from the sin.~ ~
259 3, 10, 477 | Q. 478. Is it a sin knowingly to resist the
260 3, 10, 477 | grace of God?~A. It is a sin, knowingly, to resist the
261 3, 10, 480 | it would lead us into the sin of presumption.~
262 3, 10, 481 | performed while he is in mortal sin?~A. A person cannot merit
263 3, 10, 481 | performed while he is in mortal sin; nevertheless, God rewards
264 3, 10, 481 | persons, even those in mortal sin, should ever strive to do
265 3, 11, 509 | without the guilt of mortal sin on his soul.~ ~
266 3, 12, 532 | 533. Can the Pope commit sin?~A. The Pope can commit
267 3, 12, 532 | A. The Pope can commit sin and he must seek forgiveness
268 3, 12, 554 | not bound under pain of sin to believe in them; yet
269 3, 12, 555 | Q. 556. Of what sin are persons guilty who put
270 3, 12, 555 | useless are guilty of the sin of superstition.~ ~
271 3, 13, 591 | when the soul is in mortal sin. A Sacrament is said to
272 3, 13, 593 | dead because they take away sin, which is the death of the
273 3, 13, 596 | is in a state of mortal sin. By the Sacraments of the
274 3, 13, 596 | i.e., free from mortal sin. Living and dead do not
275 3, 13, 598 | Q. 599. What sin does he commit who receives
276 3, 13, 598 | of the living in mortal sin?~A. He who receives the
277 3, 13, 598 | of the living in mortal sin commits a sacrilege, which
278 3, 13, 598 | sacrilege, which is a great sin, because it is an abuse
279 3, 13, 603 | Penance is to destroy actual sin. When we are tempted to
280 3, 13, 603 | When we are tempted to sin, the Sacramental Grace of
281 3, 14, 620 | cleanses us from original sin, makes us Christians, children
282 3, 14, 631 | have not committed actual sin and who, through no fault
283 3, 14, 631 | have not committed actual sin and who, through no fault
284 3, 14, 635 | consequences of original sin, such as suffering, temptation,
285 3, 14, 635 | death, remain after the sin has been forgiven in baptism?~
286 3, 14, 635 | consequences of original sin, such as suffering, temptation,
287 3, 14, 635 | death, remain after the sin has been forgiven in baptism:~
288 3, 14, 635 | misery that always follows sin; and~2. To afford us an
289 3, 14, 655 | people are enticed into sin, and all foolish or sinful
290 3, 14, 667 | his works; that is, all sin.~ ~
291 3, 15, 689 | such tests may lead us into sin. When a real test comes
292 3, 15, 693 | Q. 694. Is it a sin to neglect Confirmation?~
293 3, 15, 693 | Confirmation?~A. It is a sin to neglect Confirmation,
294 3, 15, 699 | fill us with a dread of sin.~ ~
295 3, 15, 704 | knowledge, so the devil's sin did not deprive him of the
296 3, 16, 722 | perish if we again committed sin.~ ~
297 3, 16, 724 | Sacrament of Penance remit sin, and restore to the soul
298 3, 16, 724 | Sacrament of Penance remits sin and restores the friendship
299 3, 16, 729 | Persons having a reserved sin to confess cannot be absolved
300 3, 16, 729 | to absolve the reserved sin also.~ ~
301 3, 16, 730 | of the greatness of the sin itself or on account of
302 3, 16, 745 | often; waiting after each sin to be asked for the next;~
303 3, 17, 752 | contrition, or sorrow for sin?~A. Contrition, or sorrow
304 3, 17, 752 | Contrition, or sorrow for sin, is a hatred of sin and
305 3, 17, 752 | for sin, is a hatred of sin and a true grief of the
306 3, 17, 753 | we should hate and avoid sin.~A. We should hate and avoid
307 3, 17, 753 | We should hate and avoid sin as one hates and avoids
308 3, 17, 753 | because the sorrow for sin comes more from our reason
309 3, 17, 757 | with regard to sorrow for sin?~A. By sorrow for sin from "
310 3, 17, 757 | for sin?~A. By sorrow for sin from "motives that spring
311 3, 17, 757 | from God in punishment for sin. By "merely natural motives"
312 3, 17, 759 | sanctifying grace and mortal sin cannot dwell together. If
313 3, 17, 759 | there can be no mortal sin, and if there be mortal
314 3, 17, 759 | and if there be mortal sin, there can be no grace,
315 3, 17, 759 | no grace, for one mortal sin expels all grace.~ ~
316 3, 17, 761 | sorry for our sins because sin is the greatest of evils
317 3, 17, 762 | 763. How do we show that sin is the greatest of all evils?~
318 3, 17, 762 | all evils?~A. We show that sin is the greatest of evils
319 3, 17, 762 | whereas the evils caused by sin keep with us for all eternity
320 3, 17, 764 | with sorrow and hatred for sin, because it offends God,
321 3, 17, 765 | obtain pardon for mortal sin without the Sacrament of
322 3, 17, 765 | obtain pardon for mortal sin without the Sacrament of
323 3, 17, 766 | deserve hell; or because sin is so hateful in itself.~ ~
324 3, 17, 767 | by which we are sorry for sin out of pure love of God'
325 3, 17, 769 | only to avoid all mortal sin, but also its near occasions.~ ~
326 3, 17, 770 | by the near occasions of sin?~A. By the near occasions
327 3, 17, 770 | By the near occasions of sin I mean all the persons,
328 3, 17, 770 | may easily lead us into sin.~ ~
329 3, 17, 771 | bound to avoid occasions of sin?~A. We are bound to avoid
330 3, 17, 771 | bound to avoid occasions of sin because Our Lord has said: "
331 3, 17, 771 | occasion is the cause of sin, and you cannot take away
332 3, 17, 772 | determined to avoid the sin, but who is unwilling to
333 3, 17, 772 | determined to avoid the sin, but who is unwilling to
334 3, 17, 773 | many kinds of occasions of sin are there?~A. There are
335 3, 17, 773 | four kinds of occasions of sin:~1. Near occasions, through
336 3, 17, 773 | and voluntary occasion of sin need not expect forgiveness
337 3, 17, 774 | are usually occasions of sin?~A.~1. The persons who are
338 3, 17, 774 | persons who are occasions of sin are all those in whose company
339 3, 17, 774 | those in whose company we sin, whether they be bad of
340 3, 17, 774 | also become occasions of sin for them;~2. The places
341 3, 17, 774 | of any kind, whether we sin in them or not;~3. The things
342 3, 18, 780 | shows our hatred of all sin, and~2. Because it is sometimes
343 3, 18, 780 | to determine just when a sin is venial and when mortal.~ ~
344 3, 18, 781 | confess should tell also some sin already confessed in his
345 3, 18, 781 | hence we add some past sin for which we are truly sorry
346 3, 18, 782 | because he thinks he has no sin to confess?~A. A person
347 3, 18, 782 | because he thinks he has no sin to confess, for the Sacrament
348 3, 18, 782 | Penance, besides forgiving sin, gives an increase of sanctifying
349 3, 18, 789 | you mean by the "kinds of sin?"~A. By the "kinds of sin,"
350 3, 18, 789 | sin?"~A. By the "kinds of sin," we mean the particular
351 3, 18, 789 | can determine the kind of sin by discovering the commandment
352 3, 18, 790 | makes it another kind of sin. Thus to steal is a sin,
353 3, 18, 790 | sin. Thus to steal is a sin, but to steal from the Church
354 3, 18, 792 | forget to confess a mortal sin?~A. If without our fault
355 3, 18, 792 | forget to confess a mortal sin, our Confession is worthy,
356 3, 18, 792 | Confession is worthy, and the sin is forgiven; but it must
357 3, 18, 793 | forgotten to tell a mortal sin in confession go to Holy
358 3, 18, 793 | forgotten to tell a mortal sin in confession may go to
359 3, 18, 793 | confession, because the forgotten sin was forgiven with those
360 3, 18, 794 | willfully to conceal a mortal sin in Confession?~A. It is
361 3, 18, 794 | willfully to conceal a mortal sin in Confession, because we
362 3, 18, 795 | 796. How is concealing a sin telling a lie to the Holy
363 3, 18, 795 | Holy Ghost?~A. Concealing a sin is telling a lie to the
364 3, 18, 795 | because he who conceals the sin declares in confession to
365 3, 18, 795 | saw him committing the sin he now conceals and still
366 3, 18, 796 | worse;~2. We must tell the sin sometime if we ever hope
367 3, 18, 797 | willfully concealed a mortal sin in Confession?~A. He who
368 3, 18, 797 | willfully concealed a mortal sin in Confession must not only
369 3, 18, 798 | willfully concealed a mortal sin in confession do more than
370 3, 18, 798 | willfully concealed a mortal sin in confession must, besides
371 3, 18, 801 | punishment deserved for sin;~2. Because we are all obliged
372 3, 18, 802 | remit all punishment due to sin?~A. The Sacrament of Penance
373 3, 18, 802 | eternal punishment due to sin, but it does not always
374 3, 18, 803 | punishment as a satisfaction for sin?~A. God requires a temporal
375 3, 18, 803 | punishment as a satisfaction for sin to teach us the great evil
376 3, 18, 803 | teach us the great evil of sin and to prevent us from falling
377 3, 18, 804 | temporal punishment due to sin?~A. The chief means by which
378 3, 18, 804 | temporal punishment due to sin are: Prayer, Fasting, Almsgiving;
379 3, 18, 808 | help to satisfy God for sin?~A. The ills of life that
380 3, 18, 808 | help to satisfy God for sin are sickness, poverty, misfortune,
381 3, 18, 808 | brought them upon ourselves by sin.~ ~
382 3, 18, 813 | When his fault is a mortal sin;~2. When we have authority
383 3, 18, 817 | temptations, and while in mortal sin they are deprived of the
384 3, 19, 826 | regard to our occasions of sin, and what obligations with
385 3, 19, 834 | better our occasions of sin.~ ~
386 3, 20, 838 | temporal punishment due to sin.~ ~
387 3, 20, 840 | an Indulgence a pardon of sin, or a license to commit
388 3, 20, 840 | or a license to commit sin?~A. An Indulgence is not
389 3, 20, 840 | Indulgence is not a pardon of sin, nor a license to commit
390 3, 20, 840 | nor a license to commit sin, and one who is in a state
391 3, 20, 840 | is in a state of mortal sin cannot gain an Indulgence.~ ~
392 3, 20, 841 | good works done in mortal sin profit us?~A. Good works
393 3, 20, 841 | Good works done in mortal sin profit us by obtaining for
394 3, 20, 841 | temporal blessings. Mortal sin deprives us of all our merit,
395 3, 20, 843 | temporal punishment due to sin.~ ~
396 3, 20, 844 | Indulgence, we must hate sin, be heartily sorry for even
397 3, 20, 844 | desire for even the slightest sin. Though we may not gain
398 3, 20, 846 | temporal punishment due to sin.~ ~
399 3, 20, 852 | temporal punishment due to sin?~A. The Church, by means
400 3, 20, 852 | temporal punishment due to sin by applying to us the merits
401 3, 22, 895 | preserves us from mortal sin by exciting us to greater
402 3, 22, 901 | confession. It is not a sin to break one's fast, but
403 3, 22, 901 | but it would be a mortal sin to receive Holy Communion
404 3, 22, 902 | receives Communion in mortal sin receive the body and blood
405 3, 22, 902 | receives Communion in mortal sin receives the body and blood
406 3, 22, 903 | enough to be free from mortal sin to receive plentifully the
407 3, 22, 903 | enough to be free from mortal sin, but we should be free from
408 3, 22, 903 | all affection to venial sin, and should make acts of
409 3, 22, 908 | Communion, under pain of mortal sin, during the Easter time
410 3, 23, 954 | obliging us under pain of sin to attend Vespers, while
411 3, 23, 954 | us under pain of mortal sin to hear Mass.~ ~ ~ ~
412 3, 24, 958 | been capable of committing sin after baptism and who have
413 3, 24, 968 | soul from the remains of sin;~3rd. To restore us to health,
414 3, 24, 969 | Unction take away mortal sin if the dying person is no
415 3, 24, 969 | Unction will take away mortal sin if the dying person is no
416 3, 24, 972 | you mean by the remains of sin?~A. By the remains of sin
417 3, 24, 972 | sin?~A. By the remains of sin I mean the inclination to
418 3, 24, 1003| ceremonies are guilty of sin.~ ~ ~ ~
419 3, 25, 1005| marry unlawfully is a mortal sin, and it deprives the souls
420 3, 25, 1018| in due time are guilty of sin~ ~ ~
421 3, 25, 1023| sacrilege and Iives in the sin of adultery. A civil divorce
422 3, 26, 1051| the heart to remit venial sin.~ ~ ~
423 3, 26, 1059| Q. 1060. How may persons sin in using Sacramentals?~A.
424 3, 26, 1059| Sacramentals?~A. Persons may sin in using Sacramentals by
425 3, 30, 1151| fortune-tellers, and the like, sin against the first Commandment?~
426 3, 30, 1151| fortune-tellers, and the like, sin against the first Commandment,
427 3, 30, 1162| sinning even though we do not sin; 2. Because we may give
428 3, 30, 1164| 1164. How does a person sin against faith?~A. A person
429 3, 30, 1171| heretic and guilty of mortal sin, because the Holy Scripture
430 3, 30, 1172| one can be guilty of the sin of heresy without knowing
431 3, 30, 1184| when in a state of mortal sin; 2. By delaying the amendment
432 3, 30, 1184| By thinking we can avoid sin without avoiding its near
433 3, 30, 1188| Q. 1188. How do we sin against the love of God?~
434 3, 30, 1188| against the love of God?~A. We sin against the love of God
435 3, 30, 1188| against the love of God by all sin, but particularly by mortal
436 3, 30, 1188| but particularly by mortal sin.~ ~ ~
437 3, 32, 1223| perjury?~A. Perjury is the sin one commits who knowingly
438 3, 32, 1223| our country and a mortal sin before God.~ ~
439 3, 32, 1227| ready and willing to commit sin, if ordered to do so, while
440 3, 32, 1237| Q. 1237. Is it a sin not to fulfill our vows?~
441 3, 32, 1237| to fulfill our vows is a sin, mortal or venial, according
442 3, 32, 1238| or vow. We are guilty of sin in taking such an oath or
443 3, 32, 1238| guilty of still greater sin by keeping them.~ ~
444 3, 32, 1241| blasphemy. It is a much greater sin than cursing or taking God'
445 3, 32, 1244| bound, under pain of mortal sin, to hear Mass and to keep
446 3, 32, 1247| into a day of scandal and sin.~ ~
447 3, 33, 1259| parents in all that is not sin.~ ~ ~
448 3, 33, 1260| superiors who command us to sin?~A. We should refuse to
449 3, 33, 1260| superiors who command us to sin because they are not then
450 3, 33, 1274| Q. 1274. What sin is it to destroy one's own
451 3, 33, 1274| called?~A. It is a mortal sin to destroy one's own life
452 3, 33, 1274| die in a state of mortal sin and are deprived of Christian
453 3, 33, 1278| and by inducing others to sin?~A. The fifth commandment
454 3, 33, 1278| example and inducing others to sin, because such acts may destroy
455 3, 33, 1278| by leading it into mortal sin.~ ~
456 3, 33, 1279| that disposes others to sin, or lessens their respect
457 3, 33, 1283| Q. 1283. It is a sin to listen to immodest conversation,
458 3, 33, 1283| songs or jokes?~A. It is a sin to listen to immodest conversation,
459 3, 34, 1291| Q. 1291. What sin is it to steal?~A. To steal
460 3, 34, 1291| steal is a mortal or venial sin, according to the amount
461 3, 34, 1291| Circumstances may make the sin greater or less, and they
462 3, 34, 1294| what other ways may persons sin against honesty?~A. Persons
463 3, 34, 1294| honesty?~A. Persons may sin against honesty also by
464 3, 34, 1307| is a lie?~A. A lie is a sin committed by knowingly saying
465 3, 34, 1307| swear to a lie makes the sin greater, and such swearing
466 3, 34, 1311| believing a person guilty of sin without a sufficient cause.
467 3, 34, 1312| doer prevented from greater sin.~ ~
468 3, 34, 1322| to greater temptation or sin.~ ~ ~
469 3, 35, 1325| are bound under pain of sin to observe them.~ ~ ~
470 3, 35, 1329| Q. 1329. Is it a mortal sin not to hear Mass on a Sunday
471 3, 35, 1329| obligation?~A. It is a mortal sin not to hear Mass on a Sunday
472 3, 35, 1329| They also commit a mortal sin who, having others under
473 3, 35, 1331| obliged, under pain of mortal sin, the same as grown persons,
474 3, 35, 1331| obliged under pain of mortal sin, the same as grown persons,
475 3, 35, 1331| parents, or others, then the sin falls on those who prevent
476 3, 35, 1335| obliged under pain of mortal sin to hear Mass and keep from
477 3, 35, 1347| less power to lead us into sin.~ ~
478 3, 36, 1349| obliged, under pain of mortal sin, to go to confession within
479 3, 36, 1351| think we have not committed sin since our last confession?~
480 3, 36, 1351| think we have not committed sin since our last confession,
481 3, 36, 1352| are old enough to commit sin, which is commonly about
482 3, 36, 1353| Q. 1353. What sin does he commit who neglects
483 3, 36, 1353| Easter time commits a mortal sin.~ ~
484 3, 36, 1365| Q. 1365. What sin is it for Catholics to be
485 3, 36, 1365| religion?~A. It is a mortal sin for Catholics to be married
486 3, 36, 1365| and absolution from their sin is reserved to the bishop.~ ~
487 3, 37, 1384| faith and free from mortal sin. They are called the faithful
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