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Article Sixth. On Sins Against Charity of Neighbor

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99. What these sins are. Sins against charity of neighbor are, on the one hand, sins of omission, namely the omission of love, whether internal or external, when this is prescribed, as the omission of due alms and fraternal correction; on the other hand, they are sins of commission, which are committed by positive acts contrary to charity of neighbor. These are opposed either to internal charity: hatred; or to external charity: scandal, induction, cooperation.

Sins Against Charity Toward Neighbor

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