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There is a serioussin, however, in other cases, because one is either exposing theSacrament to nullity or is refusing, contrary to a serious command ofthe Church, to seek a dispensation. (c) According to the law which they use courts are ecclesiastical orsecular. The custom of the Church calls for confessionbefore Extreme Unction, and divine law commands confession if one is inmortal sin and in danger of death. ; sectarian and neutral, 867; absolution ofparents of children attending, 872; Catholic teachers in non-Catholicschools, 874.

; forbidden by natural and ecclesiasticallaw, 850. Thus, if a man who was saidto be dead, but who knows nothing about the report, calls at his homeand his wife drops dead on seeing him, he is not responsible for herdeath. Knights of Columbus, 955 b. law initself, 544; obligation of laws made by one without authority, 545;subject-matter, 546; relation to na