(b) The bishop is the authentic interpreter of diocesan lawsmade by himself or by his predecessors. --Fraud inContracts (2121, 2122). Like Ebling Mis before him, he was conscious of only one vast,numbing surprise. We are concerned here only with createdcharity.
For the merit of wide congruity it is necessary that the work donebe morally good. Persons are sometimesenvious of their inferiors, but this is because they make a comparisonfrom some viewpoint in which there is equality in need, and many such caseshave to be decided according to prudent judgment in view of all thecircumstances. Example: Iftwo Masses are being said on adjoining altars, one can hear both--theone to satisfy the Sunday obligation, the other to perform a penancereceived.
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