I shall not die till my time comes, and the same powerful Hand that has protected me thus far, is able to do it out here.
Our men's feelings were now wrought up to such a state that it was not an easy matter to stop them.
And the chapter concludes in the following words: Et qui non habet unde ad ecclesiam persolvat, tradat se in servitio eidem ecclesiæ, usque dam totum debitum persolvat.
Whenever a woman shows any tendency to bleeding during gestation the use of the debitum is undoubtedly contraindicated, because of the proximate danger of both abortion and septic infection.
If vasectomy is done merely to be able to use the debitum without the inconvenience of having children, it is evidently illicit.
St. Alphonsus[84] says if there is danger of abortion the use of the debitum is a grave sin.
Sabetti-Barrett[85] says the wife is excused from the debitum conjugale if the husband is drunk, or if there is a rational dread of grave injury, or grave danger to health.
Whenever thedebitum is used it must be with the intention of generating children.
Moreover, the Ely Chronicle bears the same witness, telling us that William Rufus, at the commencement of his reign, debitum servitium quod pater suus imposuerat ab ecclesiis violenter exigit.
God alloweth they may resist the penalty, that is, by flying: for properly there is neither debitum obedientiae nec poenae.
There is not a debitum justitice to a man's next heir; there is only a debitum caritatis.
The above list will hopefully give you a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "debitum" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this word.
