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(b) If the thefts did not proceed from a previously formed plan, thosethat preceded the culminating theft (i. 40; I Mach. Scripture strongly condemns every form of lewdness: impure speech( Uncleanness let it not so much as be named among you, or obscenity,or foolish talking, Eph. alties of Canons 729 and2392 apply only to simony of divine law, or to simony of ecclesiasticallaw as well.

, 1957); G. purpose,matter or time of the contract, but not so as to make the consentdependent on the fulfillment of the thing designated. Thus, he who steals from the Church is guilty ofsacrilegious theft; he who uses the public goods for his private endscommits peculation; he who takes from his parents practises domesticthievery. , chrism in regard to the material itselfof the oil and other ingredients).