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, by despising it, by expressing dislike,disapproval and unwillingness, by firmly resolving not to yield, by Will (Testament), definition, 1876; defects of a will, 1876. Thus, if the vow to make a pilgrimage iscommuted into prayers, one is no longer obliged to make the pilgrimage,but one is bound under vow to say the substituted prayers. ical impossibility, as when one is at the pointof death and too weak to make confession, or is deaf and du

Thus, an impediment differs from an unfitnessthat refers immediately to marriage as a sacred rite or Sacrament (suchas l fter they have abandoned thought of the clericalstate), they are guilty of theft and bound to restitution. , a vow to say the Rosary on the Feast ofthe Assumption), the vow ceases with that time, even though performancewas culpably neglected; but if the time was intended only as asecondary circumstance (e. ), on restitution (1751 sqq.