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To be unwilling to disquiet evildoers is none other than to encourage them
Spirituality
While converting heathen slaves in South America, St. Peter Claver (1580-1654) instructed them that they ought to ask âpardon for the sins of their past heathen life, especially for idolatry, lust and drunkenness.â (Fr. Angel Valtierra, Peter Claver â Saint of the Slaves, 1960, p. 127)
Doctrine
Pope Innocent IV, First Council of Lyons, 1245: â⌠to be unwilling to disquiet evildoers is none other than to encourage them, and⌠he who fails to oppose a manifest crime is not without a touch of secret complicityâŚâ
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