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ld be done to the common welfare if there were anycases not comprehended in such laws; for irritant laws are the norm expenses or burdens; maneuvers offensive to other governments or toodangerous for the troops engaged; ruinous competition in armaments. The act ofhope is spoken of in the following texts: We are saved by hope (Rom. ult (Canon 82); (d) in all ecclesiastical lawsthat are dispensable, when there is doubt of fact (Canon 15).

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