Moral Theology: Its Method and Masters
Cattaneo, Carlo Ambrogio
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Jesuit
In the Index: Cattaneo, Ambrogio
Added because Concina answers him at length (Theologia V, diss. III, ch. XII).
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| “Before all else, Cattaneo's opinion must be set forth in his own words”Concina sets out and refutes his teaching that, as theft in necessity, a denial in grave need is no lie by the consent of mankind | Concina, Theologia V, diss. III, ch. XII, n. I |
No article in the Catholic Encyclopedia (1913).