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Accused, see Defendant. Despair, definition, 1061; despondency, 1062; pusillanimity andspiritual sloth, 1064; despair of unbelief, 1065; signs indicatingdespair, When no necessity requires one to vindicate a personalwrong, the more perfect course is to pardon the wrong for the sake ofGod; Justice is violated if the narrative itselfinclines the hearers to sinister thoughts or suspicions, for the

), of Moses (Num. 12), and since continuance ingood is irksome to the flesh, both longsuffering and constancy areincluded under patience. The Church, the Apostolic See, individual churches and moralpersons of ecclesiastical law have the righ On page127 of the third printing of his _Outlines of Moral Theology_ (1955),Father Francis J.