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, his children or wife), or when custom permits them to someextent a greater freedom than is granted to others (e. Domicile, true and quasi-domicile, 436. (a) It is a relaxation, that is, it removes the obligation (see 401). This happens (a) when the temptation is directlyvoluntary--for example, one who wished to experience temptation andtherefore reads

ths, 2251; cooperation in sinful oaths, 2252; sinfuloaths demanded or accepted by private persons, 2253; fict (d) Its purpose is to move another to an act or omission, and thus itis different from an oath. (b) If a secret cannot be kept without greater harm to the private goodof the owner of the secret, distinction is made between a non-entrustedand an entrusted secret. ason--for example, one who experiences carnal temptationdue to a book which he reads from idle curiosity must desist from thebook.