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A
- Abandoned
- Abandoned objects
- Abandoned things
- Abbas Nullius
- Abbess
- Abbot
- Abbot nullius
- Abbot Primate
- Abbots
- Abbots nullius
- Abbreviation of life
- Abduction
- Abduction, impediment of matrimony
- Abductors
- Abel
- Abélard
- Abelly
- Abjectedness
- Abjection
- Abjection of self
- Abjuration
- Abjuration of heresy
- Abjuration of Modernism
- Ablution
- Ablution of the vagina
- Abnormal Mental States
- Abnormality
- Abomination
- Abortion
- Abortive fetus
- Abortive or monstrous fetus as regards Baptism
- Abortus
- Aboulia
- Aboulia diminishes liberty
- Abraham
- Abraham à Santa Clara
- Abrogation
- Abrogation and cessation of law
- Abrogation of law
- Abrogation of law in general
- Abrogation of laws
- Abrogation of the prior law
- Abrupt interruption
- Absence
- Absence of canons from choir
- Absence of the male member
- Absence of the pastor
- Absent person
- An absent person cannot be absolved from sins
- Absent persons
- Absolute contract
- Absolute inviolability of duty
- Absolute or mitigated tutiorism
- Absolute Standard
- Absolute tutiorism
- Absolution
- Absolution from a censure, in the external forum, internal forum
- Absolution from censure
- Absolution from CENSURES
- Absolution from reserved cases
- Absolution from sins
- Absolution of an accomplice
- Absolution to be conceded
- Absolution to be denied
- Absolution to be renewed
- Absolution when
- Abstaining from flesh-meat
- Abstemious man
- Abstemiousness
- Abstention from voting
- Abstinence
- Abstinence from flesh on fast days
- Abstinence from labors on a feast day
- Abstinence from the use of marriage
- Abstinence outside fasting (Abstinentia extra jejunium)
- Abulia
- Abuse
- Abuse of confession
- Abuses in the Church
- Abusive Speech
- Academic duels
- Academies of arts
- Acceleration of birth
- Acceptance
- Acceptance in contract
- Acceptance of a law
- Acceptance of death
- Acceptance of ecclesiastical law by subjects or by civil authority is not required
- Acceptance of law
- Acceptance of persons
- Acceptance required in contracts
- Acceptation or respect of persons
- Acceptilation
- Access to a confessor
- Accession
- Accession, mode of acquiring
- Accessory contract
- Accessory to the sins of others
- Accidents
- Accidents in the Most Holy Eucharist
- Accidents of Eucharist
- Accommodated speech in revelation
- Accommodation of instruction to hearers
- Accomplice
- Accomplice, absolution of an
- Accomplice in a base sin
- Accomplice in confession not to be manifested
- Accomplices in stealing
- Accountability
- Accumulation of capital
- Accusation
- Accused
- Accused or defendant
- Accused Person
- Accused person detracting from a witness
- Accuser
- Acedia
- Acknowledgment of sin
- Acolytate
- Acolyte
- Acolythate
- Acolythate Order
- Acquired right
- Acquired rights
- Acquired virtues
- Acquisition
- Acquisition of dominion
- Acquisition of dominion or property
- Acquisition of Ownership
- Acquisition of privilege
- Acquisition of property
- Acquisitive
- ACT
- Act of generation
- Act of repenting
- An act which would be done: whether it adds morality
- Acta Apostolicae Sedis
- Acta Apostolice Sedis
- Action
- Action, external
- Action française
- Action wholly voluntary
- Actions
- Actions: perfection consists in performing our actions well
- Actions ("Shares")
- Active
- Active and passive use
- Active assistance of the priest is required in matrimony
- Activity
- Activity in Bl. Trinity
- Actor
- Actors
- Acts
- Acts are to be placed in a continuous series
- Acts of Charity
- Acts of Faith
- Acts of faith, of hope, and of charity
- Acts of Hope
- Acts of lust
- Acts of religion (elicited, commanded)
- Acts of spouses
- Acts of the Apostolic See
- Acts of the Theological Virtues (Actus virtutum theologicarum)
- Acts of the will, commanded
- Acts of the will, elicited
- Acts of the will, elicited and commanded
- Acts of theol. virtues
- Actual
- Actual faith
- Actual grace
- Actual stay in the parish
- Actus eliciti—imperati
- Actus externus—internus
- Actus hominis
- Actus humanus
- Actus numero unus
- Ad aures nostras
- “Ad peccatum obligare
- Adam
- Adam and Eve
- Adam before the fall, incapable of venial sin
- Addition
- Adjunction
- Adjunction (Adjunctio), as a species of accession
- Adjuration
- Adjuration of the divine name
- Adjusting of Mass stipends
- Adler, G
- Adler, V
- Administering the Last Sacraments to feeble-minded
- Administration
- Administration of goods by clerics
- Administration of Sacraments
- Administration of temporal goods of the Church
- Administration of the Holy Viaticum to one unconscious from a paralytic stroke
- Administration of the Last Sacraments (Incl. Viaticum) to dangerously sick children under six years of age
- Administration of the Last Sacraments to children over the age of six in danger of death
- Administration of the Sacraments
- Administrative removal from a parish (Oeconomica Remotio a Parochia)
- Administrator
- Administrator of will
- Administrators of goods of the Church
- Admission
- Admission to Holy Orders
- Admonition
- Admonition of the penitent
- Admonition, or correction, of a sinner
- Adolescence
- Adolescent
- Adolescents
- Adopter
- Adoption
- Adoption, impediment of matrimony
- Adoption or legal relationship
- Adoptive persons
- Adoration
- Adoration is owed to God internally
- Adoration of Christ's humanity
- Adorning of women
- Adornment
- Adornment and garments of women
- Adornment of women
- Adulation
- Adulator obligated to restitution
- Adult
- Adult and Baptism
- Adulteration
- Adulteration of food
- Adulteration of merchandise
- Adulterer
- An adulterer loses the right of cohabiting and seeking the debt
- An adulterer seeking the debt
- Adulterers (Adulteri)
- Adulteress (Adultera)
- Adulteries
- An adulterine wig
- Adulterous affection in the conjugal act
- Adultery
- Adultery as impediment
- Adultery, cause of divorce
- Adults
- The advanced age of a bride
- Advent of Holy Ghost
- Adventitious
- Adventitious Masses
- Adventitious property
- Adversities
- Advertence
- Advertence required for mortal sin
- Advertence required in grave sin
- Advertence to mortal sin
- Advertisements
- Advertising
- Advice in the matter of vocation
- Advisor
- Advocate
- Advocate in a divorce cause
- Advocates
- Advocates of causes
- Aequiprobabilism
- Aeromancy
- Aertnys, J. (C. SS. R.)
- Affability
- Affability, virtue
- Affect of credulity
- Affectation
- Affected
- Affected ignorance
- Affection
- Affection between spouses
- Affection of the Present Age
- Affection toward a dishonorable thing
- Affections
- Affectus antecedentes—subsequentes
- Afferent canals
- Affines
- Affinity
- Affinity by marriage
- Affinity, impediment of matrimony
- Affirmative law, negative law
- Affliction
- Afflictions
- African slave trade
- Afterbirth
- Against the Will
- Agapae
- Agape
- Agde, Council of
- Age
- Age and marriage
- Age as impediment
- Age exempting from ecclesiastical law
- Age for Confirmation
- Age for fast
- Age for Sacraments
- Age of perpetual vows
- Age of Reason
- Agency
- Agenesis
- Agents
- Agents provocateurs
- Ages of persons to be distinguished
- Aggravating
- Aggravating circumstances
- Aggregation theory of civil power
- Aggression
- Aggressor
- Aggressor Against Chastity
- Agility
- Agnostics
- Agnus Dei
- Agnus Dei in Mass
- Agony of Christ
- Agoraphobia
- Agrarian socialism is explained
- Agrarian socialists
- Agreement about a base thing
- Agreement not to use marriage
- Agreements of a debtor with creditors
- Agriculture and the Church
- Agriculture, development of
- Aid
- Aito of Basel
- Alb
- Albert of Brandenburg
- Albert the Great
- Albigenses
- Albigensianism
- Alcohol
- Alcoholism
- Alcuin
- Alcuin's moral treatises
- Aleatory
- Aleatory contract
- Aleatory Contracts (Aleatorii contractus)
- Alexander II
- Alexander III
- Alexander of Hales
- Alexander of Hales' theological sum
- Alexander the Eighth
- Alexander the Great and the high priest
- Alexander the Seventh
- Alexander VI
- Alexander VII
- Alfonse
- Alien (Alienigena)
- Alienable rights
- Alienation
- Alienation of Church property
- Alienation of ecclesiastical goods
- Alimony
- All religious
- All Saints' day
- All Souls' day
- All works
- All works, clause of prohibition of books
- Allegri
- Allemanists
- Alluvion
- Alms
- Alms of Masses
- Alms of the wife
- Almsdeeds
- Almsgiving
- Alonso de los Angeles
- Aloysius, St.
- Alphabet
- Alphonsus de’ Liguori, St.
- Alphonsus Liguori
- Alphonsus, St.
- Also as delegate of the Apostolic See
- Alt-Otting
- Altar
- Altar antependium
- Altar cards of the Secrets
- Altar Cloth
- Altar cloths
- Altar cloths or towels
- Altar cross
- Altar for celebration of Mass
- Altar furnishings
- Altar of exposition
- Altar stone
- Altars
- Altruism
- Altum dominium
- Altum dominium of Church property
- Aluminum
- Alumni
- Alvarez
- Amado, R. A. (S. J.)
- Ambiguity
- Ambiguous Answers
- Ambiguous language
- Ambition
- AMBITION, evil that it produces in convents
- Ambrose
- Ambrose, St.
- Ambuscades
- Amen
- Amendment
- America, concerning dances promoted by clerics
- American
- American Constitution
- American Federation of Labor
- American Law on Bankruptcy
- American laws on Marriage
- Americanism
- “Americanizing” socialism
- Amette, Cardinal, On the duties of voters
- Amice
- Amicus, F.
- Amnion
- Amniotic fluid
- *Amor affectivus
- Amorous novels
- Amort
- Amount required for a grave sin of theft
- Amour désinteressé
- Amphibology
- Amphiboly
- Amputated Members
- Amputation
- Amputation of a bodily member
- Amputation of limbs
- Amusements
- Amusements on Sundays and Saturdays days
- Of an innocent person
- Anabaptists
- Analysis
- Ananias and Saphira
- Anaphrodisia
- Anarchism
- Anarchism and its supporters
- Anarchists
- Anarchy
- Anathema
- Anathema maranatha
- Anatocism
- Anatomical deformities are not the principal cause of crimes
- Ancyra, Council of
- Andrew
- Andrews
- Androgynes
- Anesthesia
- The angel incapable of venial sin
- Angelic Salutation
- Angelical salutation
- Angels
- Angelus
- Angelus bell
- Angelus de Clavasio
- Anger
- ANGER, we must try to restrain it
- Angers, Council of
- Anglican church
- Anglican orders
- Anglican vows
- Anglo-Catholicism
- Anguish
- Animal magnetism
- Animals
- Animated or inanimate fetus
- Animation of the embryo
- Animation of the fetus
- Animus iniuriandi
- Annales parlementaires
- Annibaldus
- Anniversaries of church dedication
- Annotation
- Announcements in bad newspapers
- Annual
- Annual Confession (Confessio annua)
- Annuities
- Annulment
- Annulment of a vow
- Annunciation
- Annunciation B. V. M.
- Anointing
- Anointing in confirmation
- Anointing in ordination
- Anointing with Chrism
- Anointings at church consecration
- Anointments in Extreme Unction
- Anonymous books
- Anonymous companies
- Anorchidism
- Another's action, how it is imputed
- Another's sins
- Another's thing
- Anselm, St.
- Antecedent
- Antecedent ignorance
- Antependium
- Antependium of the altar
- Anthony
- Anti-Nationalism
- Anti-Tutiorism
- Antichresis
- Antichrist
- Anticipating the office
- Anticipation
- Anticipation of Matins
- Anticipation of Matins and Lauds
- Anticipation of the meal
- Antidoral Donation (Antidoralis donatio)
- Antimensia
- Antinomianism
- Antiochus
- Antipopes
- Antiprobabilists
- Antiseptic anointing before fornication
- Antiseptic ointment
- Antoine, P. G. (S. J.)
- Antonelli
- Antonelli (R. D.), De impotentia et sterilitate
- Antoninus
- Antoninus, St.
- Antonius
- Anus
- Apartment houses
- Apes
- Aphrodisia
- Apocalypse
- Apocryphal indulgences
- Apologists
- Apology
- Apostasy
- Apostasy and apostates
- Apostasy from the Faith (Apostasia a fide)
- Apostasy from the faith, impediment of entrance into religion
- Apostate
- Apostate from the faith is held to the laws of the Church
- Apostates
- Apostates with respect to matrimony
- Apostles
- Apostles' Creed
- Apostleship of prayer
- Apostolic
- Apostolic Administrator
- Apostolic blessing
- Apostolic Blessing in the article of death
- Apostolic Camera
- Apostolic Canons
- Apostolic Chancery
- Apostolic Constitutions
- Apostolic Datary
- Apostolic Delegate
- Apostolic delegates
- Apostolic Fathers
- Apostolic Letters
- Apostolic missionaries
- Apostolic Nuncio
- Apostolic Prefect
- Apostolic Prefects
- Apostolic Pro-prefect
- Apostolic Pro-vicar
- Apostolic Protonotaries
- Apostolic See
- Apostolic Signatura
- An Apostolic Vicar
- Apostolic Vicars: function
- Apostolicae Curae
- Apostolicae Sedis
- Apostolicity of Church
- Apostolicity of the Church
- Apostolics
- Apparently
- Apparently dead persons
- Apparitions
- Apparitions and Phenomena
- Apparitions of God
- Apparitor
- Apparitors
- Appeal
- Appeal from Pope to council
- Appeal in a civil or criminal cause
- Appeal to a future universal council
- Appearances
- Appellants
- Appended condition
- Appetite
- Appetite in the modern sense
- APPETITE, mortification of
- Appetite of excellence, what it is
- Appetites
- Applicable
- Application
- Application of form to matter
- Application of indulgences
- Application of Mass
- Application of Masses
- Application of penalties
- Apposition of causes
- Appreciatively highest
- Appreciatively supreme
- Approbation
- Approbation for confessors
- Approbation necessary for hearing confessions
- Approbation of a Confessor
- Appropriating another’s ideas
- “Appropriation” in Bl. Trinity
- Appropriation of public property
- Approval
- Approval of a confessor
- Approved Confessor
- Approved persons
- Aquinas and morals
- Aragon
- Arbeiterzeitung, of Buffalo
- Arbiter
- Arbitrary penalty
- Arbitration
- Arbitration as a mode of composing dissensions between masters and workers
- Arbitrator
- Arbitrators
- Archbishop
- Archbishops
- Archetype Ideas
- Archheretics
- Architect
- Architect with respect to the building of heterodox temples
- Architects
- Architecture and the Church
- Archive
- Archives
- Arendt (R. P.), on impotence and sterility
- Argenteuil
- Arianism
- ARIDITY
- Aridity of the soul
- Aristocracy
- Aristotle
- Aristotle on continence
- Arius
- Arles, Council of
- Armed force
- Arms
- Arnold
- Arnold of Brescia
- Arrogance
- Arson and restitution
- Art
- Artaxerxes
- Article and danger of death
- Article of Death
- Articles excerpted from periodicals
- Articles of faith
- Articles of the Creed
- Artifice
- Artificial
- Artificial fecundation
- Artificial hair
- Artificial sterilization
- Artisan (Artifex)
- Artisans
- Artisans in socialism
- Artists employing a nude person as a model
- Arts
- Arts and sciences in socialism
- Arts and the Church
- Ascension of Christ
- Ascetical
- Ascetical books
- Ascetical science
- Ascetical Theology
- Asceticism
- Ascetics
- Ash Wednesday
- Ashes
- Asking
- Aspermatism
- Aspersion
- Aspersion in Baptism
- Aspirants
- Aspiration to perfection
- Assassination
- Assault
- Assemblies
- Assembly
- Assent
- Assent of faith
- Assertory oath
- Assiduity in the socialist state
- Assignment
- Assistance
- Assistance at marriage
- Assistance at matrimony
- Assistance at non-Catholic sacred rites
- Assistance in hearing Mass
- Assistance of the parish priest
- Assistance of the pastor in the celebration of Matrimony
- Assistant
- Assistant Presbyter
- Assistant Priest
- Assisting parish priest
- Association
- Associations
- Associations of mutual insurance to be fostered
- Associations of workers
- Associations to be fostered among workmen
- Assumption B. V. M.
- Assumption of the Blessed Virgin Mary
- Assurance (Assecuratio), as a contract
- Astrology
- Astrology, judicial
- Astuteness
- Asylum
- Athanasius, St.
- Atheism
- Atheism, basis of socialism
- Athenagoras
- Athenians
- Athletic sports
- Atlanticus
- Atonement
- Atonement by Christ
- Atrophy of both testicles
- Atrophy of the testicles
- Attack upon temptations
- Attempt
- Attempt at matrimony by a spouse with another
- Attempted
- Attempted matrimony
- Attention
- Attention at Mass
- Attention, external, internal
- Attestations
- Attila and Leo I.
- "Attorney."
- Attributes of God
- Attrition
- Attrition required and sufficient in a penitent
- Attritionists
- An auction
- Auction sale
- Auctioneer
- Auctions
- Auer, J
- Auerbach
- Auger
- Augury
- Augustine
- Augustine, St.
- Augustine (St.) on matrimonial chastity
- Aulicism
- Aureola of virgins
- Aureole
- Aureole of a doctor
- Aureole of the saints
- Aureole of virgins
- Auricular
- Auspice
- Austerities
- Austerity
- Austin and legal obligation
- Australian socialists
- Austria
- Austria, socialism in
- Authentic
- Authenticity of relics
- Authentics
- Author
- Author of law
- The author of some book
- Author, promulgation, subject, modern tendencies, and use in the ecclesiastical forum of civil law
- Authority
- Authority in socialism
- Authority of doctors
- Authority of St
- Authority of St. Alphonsus
- Authority of St. Alphonsus and St. Thomas
- Authority of St. Thomas
- Authors
- Authorship
- Autocentric and heterocentric
- Autonomy
- Auvergne, Council of
- Auxerre, Synod of
- Auxiliaries of litigants in judgment
- Availability
- Availability of a Confessor
- Avarice
- Ave Maria
- Aveling, F.
- Aversion
- Aversion for God
- Aversion from God
- Aversion impeding excitation
- Avranches, Council of
- Avulsion
- Axioms of law, to be used prudently
- Azar
- Azarias
- Azoospermia
- Azpilcueta
B
- B. Mary the Virgin, praying
- Babeuf
- Babylon
- Bach
- Bachem
- Backbiting
- Bacon
- Bad books
- Bad company
- Bad conversations
- A bad desire
- Bad effects of an action
- Bad faith
- Bad habit (Habitus pravus)
- Bad newspapers
- Bad schools
- Bad thoughts
- Bad writings
- Bail
- Bailiffs
- Bailment
- Bailments
- Bain, Alexander
- Bakers
- Bakunin
- Ballerini, A. (S. J.)
- Balls
- Balm
- Balsam
- Baltassar
- Baltimore, Council of
- Baltimore manifesto
- Bañez
- Bank
- Bank, bankers
- Bankers
- Bankrupt
- Bankrupt and debts
- "Bankrupt Law."
- Bankruptcy
- Bankruptcy in American Law
- "Banks."
- Banners
- Banns
- Banns before ordination
- Banns of marriage
- Banns to be published before matrimony
- Banquets
- Bans of marriage
- Banter
- BAPTISM
- Baptism does not remove bigamy
- Baptism in the womb
- Baptism instituted by Jesus Christ
- Baptism of adults
- Baptism of child
- Baptism of illegitimate children
- Baptism of the dying
- Baptism of the spirit
- Baptism, what and of how many kinds
- Baptismal
- Baptismal Font
- Baptismal Water (Aqua baptismalis)
- Baptismal water on Holy Saturday
- Baptisms
- Baptistery
- Baptists
- Baptized non-Catholics bound by the laws of the Church
- Baptized persons
- Baptizing an infant in the mother’s womb
- Barber
- Barber’s trade
- Barbers
- Barcelona, Council of
- Bare contract
- Barnabas
- Baronius
- Barrett
- Barrier of virginity
- "Barrister."
- Barter
- Bartholomew
- Bartholomew of Pisa
- Base
- Base commerce from Mass stipends prohibited
- Base contract
- Base Looks (Aspectus turpes)
- Base speech
- Base thought
- Baseball
- Basil
- Basil, St.
- Basis, scientific, of socialism
- Bath after the conjugal act
- Bathing
- Battlefield
- Baumgartner
- Bauny
- Bauny, Étienne
- Bayle
- Bazaars for charity
- Bazard
- Beads Endowed with Indulgences (Corona precatoria indulgentiis ditata)
- Beard of clerics
- Bearing of arms
- Beasts
- Beasts of prey
- Beatific Vision
- Beatification
- Beatified
- Beating
- Beatissime Pater
- Beatitude
- Beatitude of man
- Beatitude of the other life
- Beatitudes
- Beauty of Christ's glorious body
- Bebel
- Becanus
- Bechmann
- Becoming chant
- Bed
- Bede, St.
- Beer does not break the fast
- Bees
- Beethoven
- Before Witnesses Alone
- Belfort-Bax
- Belgium
- Belgium, socialism in
- Belief
- Believing
- Bell
- Bellamy
- Bellarmin's Controversies
- Bellarmine
- Bellarmine, Cardinal
- Bells are not rung in time of Interdict
- Bells ringing for the dead
- Benches
- Benedict
- Benedict of Aniane, St.
- Benedict's
- Benedict the Fifteenth
- Benedict the Fourteenth
- Benedict the Levite
- Benedict XIV
- Benedict XIV, concerning the worship of servants of God
- Benedictine
- Benedictine declaration
- Benediction, constitutive, invocative
- Benediction of the Bl. Sacrament
- Benediction with Bl. Sacr.
- Benefice
- Beneficed cleric
- Beneficed clerics
- Beneficed persons
- Beneficed persons ought to spend the surplus of revenues on pious uses
- Beneficence
- Beneficence toward God
- Benefices
- Beneficiaries bound to the canonical hours
- Beneficiary
- Benefit of inventory
- Benevento, Council of
- Benevolence
- Benevolence, love of
- Benevolence toward God
- Benigni, U.
- Bequest
- Bequest for Masses in the testament of a suicide
- Bequest to pious causes
- Bequests for charity cancelled by court
- Berardi, E.
- Bernard
- Bernard, St.
- Bernstein, Ed
- Berthold of Ratisbon
- Bestialitas
- Bestiality
- Bet
- Bethania
- Bethleem L
- Bethlehem
- Betrayal
- Betrothal
- Betrothal earnest-money
- Betrothal gifts
- BETROTHALS
- Betrothed
- Betrothed parties
- Betrothed person
- Betrothed Persons
- Betrothed Woman
- Betting
- Betting, taxation of
- Bianchi, A.
- Bible
- Biblical Commission
- Biblical Societies
- Bicycle
- Bidding
- Bierbaum, J. (O. F. M.)
- Bigamy
- Bigamy and irregularity
- Bilateral
- Bilateral contract
- Bill of repudiation
- Bills
- Bills of exchange
- Billuart
- Bination
- Bination of Mass
- Binding rubrics
- Binding the will
- Bird-catching
- Birds
- Birth
- Birth, as a species of accession (Nativitas, ut species accessionis)
- Birth Control
- Birth-rate, decline of the
- Bishop
- Bishop consecrating
- Bishop of Liege
- Bishops
- Bishops of England
- Bishops recurring to the Pope concerning pontifical law
- Bismarck
- Björnson, B.
- Black in liturgy
- Black Persons
- Blacksmiths
- Blackstone
- Blackstone and legal obligation
- Blanc, L
- Blancus
- Blanqui
- Blase
- Blasphemers
- Blasphemies in drunkenness
- Blasphemy
- Blennorrhagia
- Blessed
- Blessed cemetery
- Blessed objects
- Blessed Rosary cannot be sold
- Blessed Sacrament
- Blessed Virgin Mary
- The Blessed Virgin Mary's connatural glorification through our works
- The Blessed Virgin Mary to be venerated for the sake of chastity
- Blesseds
- Blessing
- Blessing at meals
- Blessing of a church, oratory
- Blessing of a spouse
- Blessing of sacred oils
- Blessing the Easter water on holy Saturday
- Blessings
- The Blind
- Blind man
- A blind man is not permitted to celebrate Mass
- A blind person
- Blinded
- Blindness
- Blindness of Mind
- Blois
- Blood
- Blood of animals
- Blood relatives
- Bloody
- Bloody defense
- Bloody Punishment
- Blosius
- Bluntness
- Boarders
- Boarding pupils of Regulars
- Boastfulness
- Boasting
- Boasting about sin
- Boasting about sins
- Bodily complexion
- Bodily punishment of children
- Body
- The body, a member of Christ
- Body of Canon Law
- Body of Civil Law (Corpus Juris Civilis)
- Böhm-Bawerk
- Böhmert
- Boldness
- Bolshevism: matrimony
- Bona, Cardinal
- Bona vacantia
- Bonacina
- Bonacina, M.
- Bonaventura, St.
- Bonaventure
- Bonaventure, St.
- Bond
- Bond as impediment
- Bond Mors
- Bond of a previous marriage
- The bond of matrimony
- Bondage of Egypt
- Bonds
- Boniface
- Boniface, St.
- Boniface the Eighth
- Boniface VIII
- Boniface VIII. and the jubilee
- Bonomi
- Bonum ex integra causa
- Bonum melius
- Book
- Book condemned by name
- Book-making
- Book of matrimonies
- Book of the baptized
- Book, prohibited books
- Bookbinder
- Books
- Books concerning sexual matters
- Books condemned absolutely or restrictively by the General Decrees
- Books defending schism
- Books forbidden
- Books lawful or unlawful in schools
- Books of heretics
- Books of moral instruction
- Books of mystical instruction
- Books of philosophy
- Books of piety
- Books of religious instruction
- Books of sacred chant
- Books of social science
- Books of theology
- Books of unbelievers
- Books or pamphlets of sermons
- Books or writings narrating supernatural facts
- Books teaching or commending superstition
- Bookseller
- Booksellers
- Booty
- Booty ‘in war
- Borrower
- Borrowing
- Bosco
- Bossuet
- Both at Once
- "Bottomry."
- Bouquillon
- Bourges, Council of
- Bourse
- Bourse / burse
- Boy
- Boy, girl
- Boycotting
- Boys
- Boys, girls
- Braga, Council of
- Brahmanism
- Brave
- A brawl
- The brazen law (loi d'airain)
- Breach of contract
- Breach of Promise
- Breach of promise of marriage
- Bread
- Bread, matter of the Most Holy Eucharist
- Breakfast
- Breakfast or small snack
- Breakfast permitted on fast days
- Breast
- Breastfeeding offspring
- Breasts
- Breathing
- Brethren of Christ
- Breviary
- Breviary of a bishop
- The Breviary probably recited
- Bribery
- Bribery of officials
- Brief
- Briefs, Bulls
- Briefs of the Pope pertain to ecclesiastical law
- Brightness
- Brightness of soul
- Brissot de Warville
- Broker
- Broker, merchant
- Brokerage
- "Brokers."
- Broth
- Brothel
- Brothels
- Brother
- Brothers
- Brothers and sisters
- Brothers and Sisters as regards mutual assistance
- Brothers of Charity
- Brothers, sisters
- Broussists
- Bucceroni, J. (S. J.)
- Buchenberger
- Buck
- Bucket shops
- Buddhism
- Building
- Building (Aedificatio), as a species of accession
- Building on another's land as to the rights and duties which it introduces
- Building upon
- Building upon Another's Land
- Buildings
- Bula de Cruzada
- Bull
- Bull Coenae
- Bull Cruciatae
- Bull of the Crusade
- Bulla cruciata
- Bulla Cruciatae
- Bullfights
- Bulls pertain to ecclesiastical law
- Bulot, A.
- Burdens
- Burdensome
- Burial
- Burial of children
- Burial of Christ
- Burial of heretics, etc.
- Burial of suicides
- Burial of the dead
- Burning chamber
- BURSAR, particular admonitions
- Burse for the Corporal
- Busembaum, H. (S. J.)
- Business dealing of clerics
- Business on Sunday
- Busquet, J.
- Butcher
- Butter
- Butter on a day of fast
- Buyer
- Buyer concealing from seller the real value of property
- Buying and Selling
- Buying-Selling
C
- Cabala
- Cabalistic signs
- Cabet
- Caesarea Philippi
- Caesarean operation
- A Caesarean section
- Caesarian section
- Cajetan, Cardinal
- Cake (Offa, "Cake")
- Calandoni
- Calchuth, Council of
- Calendar
- Calixtus
- Callistus
- Calumniator
- Calumny
- Calvary
- Calvin
- Calvinism
- Camera
- Cancer
- Candidates for ordination
- Candidates for Public Office
- Candle
- Candle used in Baptism
- Candlemas
- Candles
- Candles for Mass
- Candles necessary for celebrating Mass
- Candlestick
- Candlesticks
- Canisius
- Canon
- Canon law
- Canon of the Mass
- Canon penitentiary
- Canonical
- Canonical causes
- Canonical, civil order of judgments
- Canonical collections
- Canonical election
- Canonical eye
- Canonical fitness for priesthood
- Canonical form
- Canonical Hours
- Canonical institution
- Canonical laws concerning persons according to age
- Canonical obedience
- Canonical penalties
- Canonical penalties excused by ignorance
- Canonical provision of an office
- Canonical sanctions against lust
- Canonical visitation of a diocese
- Canonical warning
- Canonization
- Canonry
- Canons
- Canons of the Apostles
- Canopy
- Canopy over the tabernacle
- Cantors
- Canus, Melchior
- Capable person
- Capacity
- Capacity for intercourse
- Capacity of contracting
- Capellman
- Capharnaum
- Capital
- Capital, according to Marx
- Capital and money
- Capital, constant and variable
- Capital Punishment
- Capital sins
- Capital Vices
- Capitalism
- Capitalists
- Capitular vicar
- Capitular Vicar: function
- Capitularies of the Franks
- Capreolus
- Capuchins
- Caramuel
- Caramuel, J.
- Carbonari
- Carbonaria
- Card-playing
- Cardenas, J.
- Cárdenas, Juan de
- Cardinal
- Cardinal consecrating altars, a church
- Cardinal Virtues
- Cardinalate
- Cardinals
- Cards
- Care
- Care and visitation of the sick
- Care for the poor
- Care of children after separation of spouses
- Care of health
- Care of souls
- Carelessness
- Caritas
- Carletus
- Carmel, Mt.
- Carmelites
- Carnal
- Carnal commotion
- Carnal commotion, causes of
- Carnal distillation
- Carnal heat
- Carnal intercourse
- Carnal kinship
- Carnal motions
- Carnal or venereal motions
- Carnal sacrilege
- Carnal sins
- Carnegie
- CARNIVAL, how religious should employ this time
- Carnival pleasures
- Carpenter, E
- Carpenters
- Carpzov
- Carriage
- Carriere
- Carriers
- Carring
- Carrying
- Carrying of arms
- Carrying of arms prohibited to Clerics
- Carrying of Communion
- Carrying the Eucharist to the sick
- Carsamatia
- Cartel
- Carthage, Council of
- Carthusian
- Case
- Case of the Apostle
- Cases
- Cases of conscience
- Cashel, Council of
- Casnedi, Carlo Antonio
- Cassel
- Castellane-Gould marriage
- Casti Connubii
- Casting away of offspring
- Castrated Man
- Castration
- Castration of boys
- Castrensian goods
- Castrensian goods of children
- Castropalao, F. de (S. J.)
- Castropalao, Fernando
- Casual goods of clerics
- Casuistic Method
- Casuistic moral theology
- Casuistry
- Casuists
- Casum sentit dominus
- Catacombs on Mass
- Catechesis
- Catechetical instruction in Baptism
- Catechism
- Catechism of St. Thomas Aquinas
- Catechisms
- Catechumens
- Catechumens immune from ecclesiastical law
- Cathari, the
- Cathedra
- Cathedral Chapter
- Cathedraticum
- Catherine
- Catherine of Russia and the Jesuits
- Catholic and non-Catholic schools
- Catholic Church
- Catholic Daughters of America
- Catholic Encyclopedia
- Catholic notes in a book of a heretic
- Catholic position
- Catholic schools are greatly to be fostered
- Catholic sponsors cannot be heretics in Baptism
- Catholic Truth Society
- Catholic worship
- Catholicity
- Catholicity of Church
- Catholics
- Catholics and civil divorce
- Cathrein
- Cattaneo, Ambrogio
- Cattle-lifting
- Cattle-theft
- Causae occasionales peccati
- Causality
- Causality of the sacraments
- Cause
- Cause excusing and cause exempting from law
- Cause exempting and excusing from law
- Cause for dispensing
- Cause in a contract
- Cause of Beatification
- Cause of damage
- Cause of dispensation
- Cause of evil
- Cause of faith
- Cause per se, by accident
- Causes
- Causes against sacred ordination or its obligations
- Causes de-obliging from law
- Causes excusing from restitution
- Causes for dispensing in impediments of matrimony
- Causes of alcoholism
- Causes of carnal commotion
- Causes of dispensations
- Causes of excuse (from cooperation), slight, grave, which they are
- Causes of sin: of ignorance
- Causing Damage
- Cauterized conscience
- Caution
- Cautions
- Cautions in matrimonial dispensation
- Cautiousness
- Cavalieri
- Caveat emptor
- Cavernous bodies
- Ceasing gain
- Ceasing profit
- Cecilia
- Celebrans indice impeditio
- A celebrant with a disabled index finger
- Celebrants
- Celebratio and binatio
- Celebration
- Celebration and saying a second Mass
- Celebration of marriage
- Celebration of Mass
- Celebration of Matrimony
- Celibacy
- Celibacy of clergy
- Celladei
- Cemeteries
- Cemetery
- Censor of books
- Censors of books
- Censorship
- Censorship of books
- Censual contract
- Censualist
- Censure
- Censure as penalty
- Censure, ecclesiastical penalty
- Censure reserved
- Censures
- Census
- Census contract
- Centers of carnal commotion
- Centers of venereal excitation
- Cephalotripsis
- Ceremonial (Caeremoniale)
- Ceremonial Law
- Ceremonial of Bishops
- Ceremonial precepts of the Old Testament
- Ceremonies
- Ceremonies and sensible signs
- Ceremonies of Baptism
- Ceremonies of confirmation
- Ceremonies of Holy Week
- Certain devotions reproved by the Church
- Certainty
- Certainty, moral
- Certainty of faith
- Certainty of grace
- Certificate
- A certificate of completed confession
- Certificate of confession
- A certificate of Easter Communion and confession
- Certitude
- Certitude of Conscience
- Cesarean operation
- Cesarean section
- Cesarian section
- Cessation
- Cessation from Divine Offices (Cessatio a divinis)
- Cessation from Divine Services
- Cessation from labor
- Cessation from work (strike) is often harmful to workers and masters
- Cessation of law
- Cessation of public concubinage
- Cession
- Cession of forum
- Cession of Goods
- Chalcedon
- Chalcedon, Council of
- Chalice
- Chalice and paten
- Chalice for Mass
- Chalice with Paten
- Chalon, Council of
- Chamberlain, H. S.
- Chanaan
- Chancellor
- Change
- Change of form
- Change of matter
- Change of matter and form in Sacraments
- Change of one's religion
- Changing
- Chant
- CHANT figured, is not suitable for religious
- Chant/Singing
- A chapel
- Chaplain
- Chaplain of soldiers
- Chaplaincy
- Chaplains
- Chaplains of soldiers
- Chapter
- Chapter of a cathedral church
- Character
- Character in sacraments
- Character of the sacraments
- Character, or man's disposition
- Character-training
- CHARITY
- CHARITY excuses on a feast day as regards labor
- Charity in itself
- Charity, its subject, increase, and loss
- Charity of God
- Charity of neighbor
- Charity of self
- Charity, order of
- Charity, precept of
- Charity toward God
- Charity toward neighbor
- Charity toward oneself
- Charity toward the neighbor
- CHARITY towards our neighbor, its necessity and advantages
- Charity, vices opposed to
- Charlemagne
- Charles Borromeo at billiards
- Charles Martel
- Charles the Great
- Charms
- Chastity
- CHASTITY, means to preserve it
- Chastity, notion of
- Chastity of betrothed persons
- Chastity of Christians
- Chastity to be observed by clerics in major orders by force of vow
- Chasuble
- Chasuble or Planeta
- Chattels
- Chauvinism
- Cheating
- Cheese
- Chicago, socialism in
- Chiesa
- A child lacks liberty
- Child of full age
- Childbirth
- Childhood
- Childlessness
- Children
- Children are held to love parents
- Children before the age of seven
- Children below puberty
- Children corrupted by Communists
- Children of a family (Filiifamilias)
- Children, their education in socialism
- Children with respect to ecclesiastical laws
- China and Japan
- Chirographs (Chirographa)
- Chiromancy
- Chloroform
- Chocolate
- Choice
- Choice of a more perfect state
- Choice of a vocation
- Choice of State
- Choir
- Choir service
- Choral distributions
- Choral recitation of the Divine Office
- "Chrestomathies"
- Chrism
- Chrism in baptism
- Chrismation
- Christ
- Christ, Light of World
- Christ Our Lord
- Christ praying
- Christ's connatural glorification through our acts
- Christian
- Christian Doctrine
- The Christian faithful
- Christian law
- Christian Perfection
- Christian Science
- Christianity
- Christianity and chastity
- Christians
- Christina
- Christmas
- Chrysostom
- Chrysostom, St.
- Chrysostom, St. John, As a moralist
- Church
- Church and State
- Church, as it is a society
- Church, as it is a temple
- Church (as society) has the right of possessing temporal goods
- Church, as temple (Ecclesia, ut templum)
- Church (corporation)
- The Church has the right of possessing and administering temporal goods
- Church law
- Church linens
- Church Supplies
- Church (temple), what it is
- Church, the
- Churches
- Churches of heretics
- Churches of non-Catholics (Templa acatholicorum)
- Churching of mothers
- Churching of women after illegitimate childbirth
- Churchyard
- Ciborium
- Cicero
- Cicero, concerning sin
- Cincture
- Cinema peril
- Cinematographic exhibitions
- Cinematographic Projections
- Cinematographic representations
- Cinematographs
- Circumcision
- Circumcision in the old Law
- Circumcision of Christ
- Circumspection
- Circumstance
- Circumstance of a moral act
- Circumstances
- Circumstances of act
- Circumstances of restitution
- Circumstances of sin
- Circumstances of sins
- Circumstances: what they are, how many there are
- Citizen
- Citizens
- Citizens' duties
- City
- City of Rome
- Civics
- Civil
- Civil authority
- Civil communication
- Civil courts
- CIVIL divorce
- Civil funerals
- Civil interdictions
- CIVIL law
- Civil laws binding in conscience
- Civil laws concerning paternal power
- Civil legislator
- Civil magistrate
- Civil marriage
- Civil matrimony
- Civil power
- Civil procurators
- Civil Society
- Civilization
- Civilized warfare
- Civilly dead
- Clairvoyance
- Clamor
- Clandestine marriage
- Clandestine marriages
- Clandestine matrimonies
- Clandestine matrimony
- Clandestinity
- Clandestinity and marriage
- Class distinctions
- Class struggles
- Classes of condemned works
- Clause
- Clauses
- Clauses abrogating custom
- Clauses annexed to matrimonial dispensations
- Clauses of the rescript of dispensation
- Clavasio
- Clayton Trust Bill
- Cleanliness
- Cleanliness of body in receiving Holy Communion
- Cleanliness to be cultivated
- Clear-sightedness
- Clemency
- Clemency, virtue
- Clement of Alexandria
- Clement of Rome
- Clement VIII
- Clement XII
- Clementine decretals
- Clementines (in the Body of Canon Law)
- Clergy
- Clergy of France
- Clergyman’s demeanor
- Cleric
- A cleric deputy to Parliament
- Cleric in minor orders acting as subdeacon
- A Cleric is made by Tonsure
- Cleric senator
- Clerical censure
- Clerical continence
- Clerical crown
- Clerical dress
- Clerical habit
- Clerical seminary
- Clerical state
- Clerico-liberals
- CLERICS
- Clerics and vowed persons, marriage of
- Clerics in major orders must observe chastity by force of vow
- "Clerk of the Court."
- Clients
- Clitoris
- Clock
- Clockmakers
- Cloister
- Cloister of religious
- Closed or forbidden time
- Closed Time
- Closed times
- Cloth-makers (Pannifices)
- Clothed contract
- Clothes
- Clothing
- Co-operantes ad furtum
- Co-operation
- Co-operation in theft
- Co-operation with grace
- Co-operative production
- Co-participants
- Co-titleholder
- Coachman
- Coaction
- Coadjutor
- Coadjutor bishops
- Coalescence
- Coalescence of sacrileges
- Coalescence of thefts
- Coals (Carbones)
- Cobbler-shoemakers (Sutores)
- Cocaine
- Code
- Code Of Canon Law
- The Code of Canon Law and custom
- Codex Iuris Canonici
- Codicil
- Codicil of a testament
- Codrus
- Coeducation
- Coenesthesia
- Coenesthetic sensations
- Coenula
- Coercion
- Coercion, what it is and of how many kinds
- Coffee
- Coffee does not break the fast
- Cognation
- Cohabitants
- Cohabitation
- Cohabitation as cause of dispensation
- Cohabitation of a woman with clerics
- Cohabitation of Spouses (Cohabitatio conjugum)
- Cohabitation of the married
- Cohabitation with women forbidden to clerics
- Coins
- Coition
- Collaborators
- Collapse, theory of
- Collation
- Collation of Goods
- Collation of Orders
- Collation, or little collation
- Collator of a Benefice
- Collator of an ecclesiastical benefice
- Collection of indulgences
- Collections
- Collections of Decrees of Sacred Congregations
- Collectivism
- Collectivism is explained
- Collectors (Praepositi)
- Collects
- College
- Colleges
- Colleges of workers (syndicats ouvriers
- Collet, P.
- Collision of duties
- Collision of laws
- Collision of obligations
- Collision, or concurrence, of precepts
- Cologne
- Colonization
- Colony
- Color
- Color of the chasuble
- Color of vestments
- Color of vestments in Mass
- Colorable
- Colorable title
- Colored title
- Colors
- Columbus and San Salvador
- Comedies
- COMEDIES, a kind of recreation not suitable for convents
- Comedy
- Comfort
- Comforts
- Comitolus, Paulus
- Command
- Commanded
- Commanded voluntary
- Commander
- Commanding (cooperation in damage)
- Commandments
- Commandments (laws) of Christ
- Commandments (laws) of God
- Commandments of Church
- Commemoration
- Commemoration O. F. D.
- Commemoration of all the faithful departed
- Commendatory letters
- Commerce
- Commerce in the Indies forbidden to Missionaries
- Commerce in the socialist state
- Commercial trading
- Commercialism vs. peace
- Commingling
- Commissary
- Commission
- "Commission-Merchants."
- Commissory
- Committed
- Commixture
- Commodate
- Commodatum
- Common
- Common error
- Common good
- "Common law,"
- Common life
- Common life of clerics
- Common obligations of priests
- Common purgation
- Common sentence
- Common table
- Commonwealth
- Communards
- Communicatio idiomatum
- Communicatio in Sacris
- Communication
- Communication in Sacred Things (Communicatio in Sacris)
- Communication of privileges
- Communication with an excommunicated person in a criminal crime
- Communication with heretics
- Communication with heretics and infidels
- Communication with infidels and heretics
- Communication with unbelievers and non-Catholics
- Communion
- COMMUNION, its effects
- COMMUNION of a newly baptized convert without Confession
- Communion of Goods
- Communion of Holy Saturday
- Communion of Saints
- Communion of the sick
- Communism
- Communism, definition of
- Communism in religious orders
- Communism in Russia
- Communism in the primitive Church
- Communist colonies
- Communist manifesto
- Communist Sunday schools
- Communists
- Communities
- Communities of Sisters
- Community
- Community sanitation
- Commutation
- Commutation of a vow
- Commutation of obligation
- Commutation of the simple vows of celibacy
- Commutation of vows
- Commutations
- Commutative
- Commutative Justice
- Commutatory contract
- Companies to be instituted for helping workers
- Companion
- Companion for reciting the breviary
- Company
- Company keeping
- Compendium of a prohibited book
- Compensatio occulta and restrictio mentalis
- Compensation
- Compensation for not having prevented injury
- Compensation in dispensation
- Compensation of adulteries
- Compensationism
- Competence
- Competence of the judge
- Competence of the Sacred Congregations
- Competency
- Competition
- Competition for Benefices
- Competition in the conferring of offices
- Competition, unlimited
- Competitive examination
- Competitive examination for obtaining an ecclesiastical benefice
- Compiegne, Council of
- Complacency
- Complacency concerning an evil object
- Complacency in an impure thing
- Complacency in God
- Complaint
- Complaints in adversity
- Complicis absolutio
- Complicity
- Complicity in sin
- Complimentary phrases
- Compline
- Componenda
- Composition
- Composition granted by the Supreme Pontiff
- Composition with the Holy See
- Composition with the Holy See extinguishing debts
- Compostela, Council of
- Compostella
- Comprehensive
- "Compromise."
- Compulsion
- Compulsory school laws
- Computation
- Computation of Time
- Concauses
- Concealed Sins
- Concealing the real value of an object
- Concealment
- Concealment of faith
- Concealment of the truth
- Concelebration
- Concentration of capital
- Concentration of industries
- Concept of devotion
- Conception
- Conception and consummation of matrimony
- Conception of history, materialistic
- Conception, prevention of
- Conceptus
- Concerning capital sins
- Concerning morose delight
- Concerning mortal sin
- Concerning the distinction of sins
- Concerning venial sin
- Conciliation
- Concina, D. (O.P.)
- Concomitance
- Concomitance in Eucharist
- Concomitant
- Concomitant ignorance or error
- Concomitantly
- Concord
- Concordats
- "Concordats" with creditors
- Concubinage
- Concubinage, what is it?
- Concubine
- Concupiscence
- Concupiscence, what it is and of how many kinds
- Concupiscible, irascible appetite
- Concupiscible Passions
- Concurrence
- Concursus
- Condemnation
- Condemnations
- Condemned
- Condemned Propositions
- Condemned societies
- Condemned Theses
- Condign Merit
- Condiments
- Condition
- Condition added to matrimony
- Condition appended to marriage
- Condition appended to matrimonial consent
- A condition differing from a cause
- Condition in a vow
- Condition in contracts
- Condition in the sacraments
- Condition sine qua non
- Conditional
- Conditional absolution
- Conditional administration of a sacrament
- Conditional contract
- Conditional matrimony
- Conditions
- Conditions of salvation
- Condom
- Condominium
- Condoms
- Condonation
- Condonation as a cause excusing from restitution
- Condonation by the creditor
- Condonation of Masses
- Condonation of restitution by one lethally wounded
- Condonation of the creditor
- Conductors on railways
- Conferences concerning moral and liturgical matters
- CONFESSION
- Confession by nods
- Confession certificate
- Confession of a prostitute
- Confession of children
- Confession of desire
- Confession of faith
- Confession of the number of sins
- Confession of venial sins
- Confession prescribed before Communion
- CONFESSION: utility of frequent confession
- Confessional
- Confessionals
- CONFESSOR
- A confessor admitting to first Communion
- Confessor and bad newspapers
- Confessor in sacrament
- The confessor in troublesome cases concerning venereal matter
- CONFESSOR: need and choice of a director
- Confessor of Nuns
- Confessor of Regulars
- Confessor's jurisdiction
- The confessor's parts in matrimony
- Confessor with respect to the scrupulous
- Confessors
- Confidence
- Confidence in God
- CONFIDENCE in prayer
- CONFIRMATION (Sacrament)
- Confiscation
- Confiteor
- Conflict of duties
- Conflict of laws or precepts
- Conflict of rights
- Conformity
- Conformity of the human will with the divine will
- CONFORMITY to the will of God
- Confraternities
- Confraternity
- Confucianism
- Confusion
- Confusion (Confusio), as a species of accession
- Confusion, mode of accession
- Congestion
- Congratulations
- Congregation
- Congregation de Propaganda Fide
- Congregation Of Rites
- Congregation of the Index
- Congregations
- Congress
- Congresses
- Congresses or exhibitions of religions
- Congruous Merit
- Congruous satisfaction
- Conjugal act
- The conjugal act after a meal
- The conjugal act after childbirth
- Conjugal Debt
- Conjugal intercourse
- Conjugal love
- Conjugal murder
- Conjugal onanism
- Conjugicide
- Connatural rights
- Connected things
- Connection of virtues
- Connivance
- Connivance of the legislator
- Consanguinity
- Consanguinity as diriment matrimonial impediment
- Consanguinity, impediment of matrimony
- CONSCIENCE
- Conscience, moral, psychological
- Conscience, scrupulous
- Consciousness
- Conscription
- Conscription for military service
- Conscription of soldiers
- Conscripts
- Consecrated
- Consecrated oil
- Consecrated Species
- Consecration
- Consecration at last supper
- Consecration doubtful
- Consecration of a church, altar
- Consecration of an altar
- Consecration of the Eucharist (Consecratio Eucharistiae)
- Consecration outside of holy Mass ever valid?
- Consecrations
- Consensual contract
- Consensus of mankind in existence of God
- Consent
- Consent, in a contract
- Consent, matrimonial
- Consent necessary for sin
- Consent of one silent
- Consent of the will
- Consent of the will to mortal sin
- Consent required for contract
- Consent required in Matrimony
- Consenter
- Consenting party
- Consenting Person (Consentiens)
- Consequences of an act
- Consequent
- Consequent ignorance and error
- Conservatories
- Consignative census
- Consistorial
- Consistorial Congregation
- Consociation
- Consolation
- Consolations
- Conspiracy
- Conspiracy against legitimate authorities
- Conspiracy in injustice
- Conspiracy of sellers
- Conspirators
- "Constable."
- Constancy
- Constantine
- Constantinople
- Constantius
- Constitution
- Constitution Apostolicae Sedis of Pius IX
- Constitution of a Sacrament (matter and form)
- Constitution of U. S.
- Constitutions of Orders
- Constitutions of religious, what they are
- Constitutive
- Consuetudinary
- Consultory lots
- Consumable things
- Consummated matrimony
- Consummation
- Consummation of matrimony
- Consumption
- Consumptive Person
- Contagion
- Contagious disease
- Contained things
- Contemplation
- Contemplation of God
- Contemplative life
- Contempt
- Contempt of God
- Contempt of law
- Contempt of law or of the legislator
- Contenson
- Contention
- Contention is a sin opposed to charity
- Contentiousness
- Continence
- Continence and health
- Continency
- Contingency
- Contraception
- Contraceptives
- CONTRACT
- Contract, consent
- Contract, obligation
- Contract of a debtor with creditors
- The contract of insurance
- The contract of labor has undergone a certain evolution
- Contract of marriage
- Contract of partnership
- Contract of society (Societatis contractus)
- Contract under a cause
- Contract, what it is
- Contracted debts
- Contracting parties
- Contractor’s Agreement
- Contracts
- Contractus mohatra
- Contractus trinus
- Contradiction
- Contrapassion
- Contrariety
- Contrary sexuality
- Contrition
- Contrition or attrition of the penitent
- Contritionists
- Controversies
- Controversy
- Contumacy
- Contumacy and censures
- Contumacy in censures
- Contumely
- Convalescents
- Convalidation
- Convalidation of an invalid matrimony
- Convalidation of Matrimony
- Convent
- Convention
- Conventional
- A conventional penalty
- Convents of Regulars
- Conventual Mass
- Conversation
- Conversations
- Conversations ("Visits," "Parties," etc.) (Conversationes)
- Conversion
- Conversion on account of marriage
- Conversion through hypnotic suggestion
- Conversion to faith
- Conversion to God
- Conversion, what it is
- Convert
- Converts
- Converts from heresy
- "Conveyancer."
- Convict and contracts
- Convulsions
- Cook
- Cooperating vicars
- Cooperating vicars with respect to assistance at matrimony
- Cooperation
- Cooperation in another's sins
- Cooperation in evil, how it can be excused
- Cooperation in general in an evil act
- Cooperation in immodest pictures and statues
- Cooperation in injustice
- Cooperation in non-Catholic worship
- Cooperation in onanism
- Cooperation in Religious Activities
- Cooperation in Sin
- Cooperation in the sins of others
- Cooperation of artisans toward evil
- Cooperation of merchants toward evil
- Cooperation of shopkeepers toward evil
- Cooperation of writers
- Cooperation toward another's damage (Cooperatio ad damnum alterius)
- Cooperation toward evil on the part of those who by reason of office or special law are held to impede evil
- Cooperative societies to be promoted
- Cooperator
- Cooperator toward damage (Cooperator ad damnum)
- Cooperator vicar
- Coots
- Copernicus
- Copula
- Copula as canonical cause of dispensation
- Copulation
- "Copyright."
- Coquetry
- “Corners” in commodities
- Coronation of Pope
- Corporal
- Corporal mercy
- Corporals
- "Corporations."
- Corpse of an excommunicated person to be avoided
- Corpses
- Corpus Christi
- Corpus juris
- Corpus Juris Canonici
- Corpus of Canon Law
- Correction
- Correction, fraternal
- Correction, fraternal, order of
- Correction from Office (Correctio ex officio)
- CORRECTION, how to give it
- Correction of a sinner
- Correction of children by parents
- Corrector
- Correlative things (as regards extension of law from case to case)
- Corrigan, Archbishop
- Corrupter
- Corrupters
- Corruption
- Corruption of officials
- Corruption of words
- Cosmetic color
- Cosmetic paint
- Costliness
- Cotton
- Cough
- Council
- Council in Dalmatia
- Council of Agde
- Council of Ancyra
- Council of Angers
- Council of Arles
- Council of Auvergne
- Council of Avranches
- Council of Baltimore, concerning spiritism
- Council of Barcelona
- Council of Benevento
- Council of Bourges
- Council of Braga
- Council of Calchuth
- Council of Carthage
- Council of Cashel
- Council of Chalcedon
- Council of Chalon, Second
- Council of Compiegne
- Council of Compostela
- Council of Douzy
- Council of Elvira
- Council of Enham
- Council of Epaon
- Council of Ephesus
- Council of Florence
- Council of Friuli
- Council of Gangra
- Council of Girona
- Council of Hertford
- Council of Hippo
- Council of Koblenz
- Council of Laodicea
- Council of Lateran
- Council of Lateran, First
- Council of Lateran, Fourth
- Council of Lateran, Second
- Council of Leptines
- Council of Lillebonne
- Council of Lleida
- Council of London
- Council of London or Westminster
- Council of Lyons
- Council of Macon
- Council of Mainz
- Council of Meaux and Paris
- Council of Nantes
- Council of Neocaesarea
- Council of Nicaea
- Council of Nimes
- Council of Orange
- Council of Orleans
- Council of Paris
- Council of Pavia
- Council of Reims
- Council of Rome
- Council of Rouen
- Council of Salegunstadt or Mainz
- Council of Saragossa
- Council of Soissons
- Council of Szabolcs
- Council of Toledo
- Council of Toul
- Council of Toulouse
- Council of Tours
- Council of Trent
- Council of Tribur
- Council of Troia
- Council of Troyes
- Council of Turin
- Council of Valence
- Council of Vannes
- Council of Vatican
- Council of Vermerie
- Council of Verneuil
- Council of Verona
- Council of Worms
- Council, Spanish
- Councillor
- Councils
- "Counsel."
- Counsel, gift of the Holy Spirit
- Counsel of a lesser evil
- Counsel, of how many kinds
- Counsel of poverty
- Counseling person
- Counselling evil or a lesser evil
- Counselling unjust damage
- "Counsellor."
- COUNSELLORS, particular admonitions
- Counselor (Consulens)
- Counselors
- Counsels
- Counsels concerning commutation and dispensation of vows
- Counsels concerning matrimony
- Counsels concerning the breviary
- Counsels of New Testament
- Counsels to be given to a celibate
- Counterclaim
- Counterfeit money
- Counterfeiting
- Country
- Courage
- Couriers
- Court of Cassation
- Court officials
- Courtesy
- Courtly conduct
- Courts of law
- Courtship
- Covetousness
- Covetousness, a capital vice
- Cowardice
- Crab permitted on a day of fast
- Craft guilds
- Craftiness
- Craftsmen
- Cranioclasy
- Craniotomy (Abortion)
- Craniotomy, does its performance incur excommunication?
- Cranmer not a martyr
- Crapulence
- Crass
- Crass ignorance
- Creation
- Creation of angels
- Creatures
- Credibility
- Credibility, motives of
- Credit
- Creditor
- Creditor opposing prescription
- Creditors
- Credits
- Credulity
- Creed
- A creed of faith
- Creeds
- Cremation
- Cremation and will
- Cremation of bodies
- Cremation of corpses
- Crepuscular
- Crete, communism in
- Crier
- Crime
- Crime as impediment of matrimony
- Crime, impediment of matrimony
- Criminal
- Criminal Anthropology
- Criminal assault
- Criminal condemned to death, may he execute himself?
- Criminal life
- Criminals
- Crises, theory of
- Crispin, St.
- Criteria of imperfect consent
- Critical age
- Criticism
- Cross
- Cross Endowed with Indulgences (Crux indulgentiis ditata)
- Cross of Christ
- Crosses consecrated in the walls of a church
- CROSSES, inevitable in this life, and are for our own good
- Crown
- Crowns
- Crucifix
- Crucifix of the Way of the Cross
- Crucifixion
- Cruelties
- Cruelty
- Cruelty to animals
- Cruets
- Cruets in Mass
- Cruets of water and wine
- Crusade
- Crusade Bull
- Crusades
- Cryptorchidism
- Crystal gazing
- Culpa theologica
- Culpability
- Culpable delay
- Cult
- Cult of the Saints
- Cultivation of chastity
- Cultivation of modesty
- Cultivation of sincerity
- Culture
- Cultus muliebris
- Cumulation
- A cunctis (prayer)
- Cunning
- Cunningham
- Cupidity
- Curate-economus
- Curates
- Curator
- Curator of minors
- Curatorship, Curator
- Curia
- Curial men
- Curiosity
- Curiosity into another's secrets
- Curse
- Cursing
- Cushion to be placed under the Missal in Mass
- Custodians
- Custody
- Custody of a prohibited book
- Custody of the eyes
- Custody of the Most Holy Eucharist
- Custom
- Custom of sinning
- Custom (personal, or habit)
- Customary sinner
- Customs collectors.
- Customs duties (Vectigalia)
- Customs Duty
- Customs in Canon Law
- Customs of colonies
- Cuthbert
- Cutting timber
- Cutting wood in another’s forest
- Cyprian, St.
- Cyril
- Cyril of Jerusalem
- Cyrus of Persia
D
- D'Annibale
- D’Annibale, J.
- Daily Communion
- Daily distributions of canons
- Daily prayers
- Dairy Foods
- Dalmatia, Council in
- Dalmatics
- Damage
- Damage-Causing
- Damage in goods
- Damage repaired
- Damager
- Damaging
- Damaging the property of others
- Damascus
- Damnation
- The damned
- The damned are not the object of charity
- Damnificatio
- Damnification
- Damnum
- Damnum emergens
- Danaids
- Dances
- Dances for charitable purposes
- Dances forbidden to clerics
- Dances in Lent and Advent
- Dances interdicted to clerics
- Dancing
- Danger
- Danger of death
- Danger of death, form of marriage in
- Danger of life
- Danger of sin
- Danger of the principal
- Dangerous Reading
- Dangers of sin to be avoided
- Dangers to faith
- Daniel
- Daniel, Gabriel
- Dante
- Daring
- Darwin's doctrine
- Dasbach
- Dataria
- Datary
- Daughter-in-law
- Daughters
- David
- David, E
- Dawn
- Day
- Day (in contracts)
- Days
- Days of fasting and abstinence
- Days on which there is less hope of fertilization
- Deacon
- A deacon baptizing
- Deacons
- Dead
- Dead-head passengers
- The Deaf
- Deaf-mute
- Deaf-Mutes
- The deaf or hard of hearing
- A deaf person
- A deaf person in choir
- Deaf persons (Surdastri)
- Dealing in “futures
- Dean
- Deans
- Death
- DEATH: one dies more confidently in religion
- Death penalty
- Deathbed conversion
- Debates on Religion
- The debilitated
- Debility
- Debitum coniugale
- Debs, E
- Debt
- Debt, conjugal
- Debtor
- Debtors
- Debts
- Debts must be paid
- Decalogue
- The Decalogue promulgated on Mount Sinai
- Deceased
- Deceit
- Decency
- Deception
- The Decidual Membrane
- Decision
- Decisions
- Decisions of the Most Holy Congregations
- Decisions of the Roman Curia
- Declaration
- Declaration of death
- Declaration of law
- Declarations of law by the legislator
- Declarations of the Sacred Rota concerning the nullity of matrimony
- Declaratory, decisive sentence
- Decoction
- Deconsecration
- Decree of Gratian
- Decree of Innocent XI
- Decree Tametsi
- Decrees
- Decrees, decretal letters
- Decrees of Roman Congregations
- Decretals
- Decretum peccandi
- Dedication of a Church
- Dedication of church
- Defalcation
- Defamation
- Defamatory libel (Libellus Famosus)
- Defamatory Writing
- Defect
- Defect of birth
- Defect of clemency
- Defect of consent
- Defect of form
- Defect of liberty
- Defect of mind
- Defect of soul
- Defect of speech
- Defectives
- Defects
- Defects in confession
- Defects in the celebration of Mass
- Defects of body
- Defects of consent
- Defects of the sexual appetite and organ
- Defence of life and goods
- Defendant
- Defender
- Defender of the Bond
- Defender or defendant in civil judgment
- Defenders of heretics
- Defending evil
- Defending prohibited books
- Defensa de la autoridad de los gobernios
- Defense
- Defense of a prohibited book
- Defense of Self
- Deferent canals
- Deferentectomy
- Deficiency of dowry
- A deficient or inadequate dowry
- Defilement
- Definition of faith
- Definition of moral theology
- Definition of Roman law concerning matrimony
- Definitions
- Definitions concerning truths not revealed
- Definitions of the Church
- Defloration
- Defloration of a virgin
- Deflowerer
- Deflowering
- Deformity
- Deformity of body
- Defraudation
- Defrauder
- Defrauder of tax
- Defrauding
- Defrauding laborers of their just hire
- Defrauding of taxes
- Degradation
- Degradation of clerics
- Degree
- Degree of consanguinity
- Degrees
- Degrees in consanguinity
- Degrees of consanguinity and affinity
- Deharbe’s Catechism
- Dei Genitrix
- Deism
- Delama, D.
- Delation
- Delay
- Delay of a vow
- Delay of absolution
- Delay of conversion
- Delay of payment
- Delay of sacramental absolution
- Delectable goods
- Delectatio morosa
- Delectation
- Delegated
- Delegated faculty
- Delegated jurisdiction
- Delegated priest for assistance at matrimony
- Delegates to princes
- Delegation
- Delegation for assistance at marriages
- Delegation for Marriage
- Delegation for matrimonial assistance
- Delegation of the Holy See
- Delegation to assist at marriage
- Delehaye, H. (S.J.)
- Deliberation
- Deliberation about committing a mortal sin: whether it is grave
- Deliberation concerning consent to be given
- Delict
- Delight
- Delight: what it is
- Delinquents
- The Delirious
- Deliverance from evil
- Delivery
- Delivery of a thing
- Delivery of instruments
- Demand of a dowry and use of marriage
- Demands, how ascertained in socialism
- The demented
- The demented are not subject to human law
- Dementia
- Dementia with respect to matrimonial consent
- Demerit
- Democracy
- Demon
- Demonic possession
- Demonism
- The demonized
- Demonolatry
- Demonology
- Demons
- Demonstration
- Demonstration added to a contract
- Denial
- Denial of Faith
- Denial of intercourse for two months
- Denial of the sacraments
- Denmark
- Denmark, socialism in
- Denouncers in a cause of death
- Denunciation
- Denunciation and obligation of restitution
- Denunciation in general
- Denunciation of a sinner
- Denunciation of bad books
- Denunciation of crimes
- Denunciation of solicitation
- Denunciation of soliciting confessors
- Deo Gratias
- Deontology
- Departed
- Departure
- Departure from religion
- Departure from the territory
- Departure from the territory of the legislator removes the obligation of law
- Dependence on God
- Deposit
- Depositary
- Deposition
- Deposition of clerics
- Deposits
- Depraved books
- Depraved desire
- Depraved example
- Depraved joy
- Depraved periodicals
- Deprivation of office
- Deprivation of the Title of Ordination
- Deputies
- Deputy
- Derelict things
- Derision
- Derivative
- Derogation
- Derogation of a law
- Derogation of Law (Derogatio legis)
- Descent of Christ intc hell
- Description of simony
- Desecration of fixed and movable altars
- Deserter
- Deserter from military service
- Deserter soldiers
- Deserters
- Deserters, soldiers (Desertores milites)
- Desertion
- Desertion (military)
- Desire
- Desire for death
- Desire of an evil thing
- Desire of an evil work
- Desires
- Desolation
- DESOLATION, spiritual, how to behave when afflicted therewith
- Despair
- Desperation
- Despondency
- Destination
- Destruction
- Destruction of a prohibited book
- Desuetude
- Detachment
- DETACHMENT from creatures
- Detainers of ecclesiastical goods
- Detention of another's thing
- Determinants of morality
- Determination of the matter to be consecrated
- Determined rite of Baptism
- Determinism
- Detestation
- Detestation of sin
- Detraction
- Detraction, calumny
- Detraction from the error of hearers
- DETRACTION, the harm that it does in the Community
- Detractor
- Devas, C. S.
- Devastation
- Devil
- Devil worship
- Devotion
- Devotion in praying
- Devotion to Guardian Angel
- Devotions
- The devout
- Dew
- Diabolical possession
- Diaconate
- Diagram
- Dialectic materialism
- Diamonds
- Diana, A.
- Dicastillo
- Dicastillo, Juan
- Dice
- Dictamen
- Dictate of conscience
- Dictograph
- Didaché
- Dietzgen
- Difference of religion
- “Difference transactions
- Different regimes
- Differential contract
- Difficulties of faith
- Difficulty
- Diffidence
- Digest
- Diggers
- Dignitaries
- Dignities
- Dignities not to be desired
- Dignity in Chapters
- Dignity of the human race
- Dilection
- Diligence
- Diligence, as a standard of distribution
- Diminution
- Diminution of virtues
- Diminution of weight or measure
- Dimissorial Letters
- Dimissorial Letters for Orders (Dimissoriae ad Ordines)
- Dimissorials
- Dimissory
- Dingolfing, Synod of
- Dinner
- Diocesan consultors
- Diocesan Curia
- The diocesan rate
- Diocesan Synod
- Diocese
- Dioceses
- Diognetus
- Dionysius
- Dionysius the Pseudo-Areopagite
- Diplomacy
- Direct and indirect killing of an innocent person
- Direct and indirect obligation of contracts
- Direct and indirect (or incidental) defined
- Direct homicide
- Direct voluntary
- Direction
- Directive force
- DIRECTOR, spiritual
- Directors of companies
- Diriment impediment
- Diriment impediment of crime
- Diriment Impediments
- Diriment Impediments of Marriage
- Diriment impediments of the Sacrament of Marriage
- Discharge
- Discharge of bankrupt
- Disciple
- Disciples
- Disciples of Christ
- Disciplina arcani
- Discipline
- DISCIPLINES or FLAGELLATIONS, their use
- Disclosure of a notorious crime
- Discontent, cause of modern
- Discord
- Discoveries and the Church
- Discovery
- Discretion
- Discussions
- Disease
- Diseases of the mind
- Diseases of the soul
- Disgrace
- A disgraceful condition
- Disgust for morality and religion
- Dishonest conversations
- Dishonesty
- Dishonorable conversations
- Dishonorable kisses
- Disinheritance
- Disinheriting a son to defeat money-lenders
- Disjunction
- Disjunction added to a contract
- Dismissal
- Dismissal of religious
- Dismissal or ejection of a Religious
- Disobedience
- Disordered egoism
- Disparitas cultus
- Disparity of Cult
- Disparity of cult, impediment
- Disparity of worship
- Disparity of worship as impediment
- Dispensation
- Dispensation as regards MATRIMONY
- Dispensation as regards SERVILE WORKS on a feast day
- Dispensation from fasting
- Dispensation from hearing Mass because proximate occasion
- Dispensation from irregularity or impediments of ordination
- Dispensation from Law
- Dispensation, matrimonial
- Dispensation motu proprio
- Dispensation of a vow
- Dispensation of Communion
- DISPENSATION OF LAW
- Dispensation of the Eucharist
- Dispensation of VOWS
- Dispensation: what it is
- Dispensations
- Dispersion
- Displeasure
- Displeasure over evil not committed
- Disposable part
- Disposition
- Disposition in reception of a Sacrament
- Disposition of restitution money
- Disposition vs. habit
- Dispositions
- Dispositions for prayer
- Dispositions of the body
- Dispositions required for saying Mass
- Disputation
- Disputation with Heretics (Disputatio cum haereticis)
- Disputation with non-Catholics
- Disputations with heretics and infidels
- DISPUTES should be avoided
- Disrespect to holy persons
- Dissension
- Dissent
- Dissent of parents
- Dissimulation
- Dissimulation of faith
- Dissimulation of the sacraments
- Dissimulation of truth
- Dissolubility
- Dissolution
- Dissolution of marriage
- Dissolution of matrimony
- Dissolution of ratified non-consummated matrimony
- Distance
- Distance of places
- Distances in creation
- Distillation
- Distinction
- Distinction of persons in God
- Distinction of pleasure from happiness
- Distinction of sins
- Distraction
- Distraction in praying
- Distraction of one reciting the canonical hours
- Distractions
- Distractions at prayer
- Distribution
- Distribution of Communion
- Distribution of goods of the community
- Distribution of grace
- Distribution of Holy Communion
- Distribution of produce
- Distribution of public offices
- Distributions
- Distributive
- Distributive Justice
- Districts
- Distrust of self
- Distrust of strangers
- Disturbance of sacred service
- Disturbances
- Diversity of sex
- Diversity of sins
- Diversity of virtues or laws
- Dividends
- Divina Psalmodia
- Divination
- Divination by lots (Sortilegium)
- Divinations
- Divinatory
- Divinatory lots
- Divine benefits
- Divine faith
- Divine holiness participated by us
- DIVINE law
- Divine Office
- Divine right
- Divine vocation
- Divine vocation in one to be ordained
- Diviners
- A divining rod
- Divining rod is not always superstitious
- Divining Rods
- Divinity of Christ
- Division
- Division of labor forces
- Division of Moral Theology
- Division of products
- Division of the Commentaries
- Division of work
- Divorce
- Divorce as regards bed and dwelling (Divortium quoad torum et habitationem)
- Do Christians become martyrs by dying in the voluntary service of plague-stricken patients?
- Docility
- Doctor
- Doctor Navarrus
- Doctorate
- Doctors
- Doctors of the Church
- Doctrine
- Documents
- Dodel-Port
- Doellinger's fall
- Dogma
- Dogmas necessary to be known
- Dolus
- Dom, C. A. Wynschenk
- Domestic society
- Domestic thefts
- Domestics
- Domestics of a Bishop
- Domestics of Regulars
- Domicile
- Domicile and Quasi-Domicile (Domicilium et quasi-domicilium)
- Domicile, quasi-domicile
- Dominative
- Dominative Power
- Dominic
- Dominic, St.
- Dominicans
- Dominion
- Dominion of ownership
- Dominion of the will over other powers
- De Dominis, Marcus Antonius
- Dominus incertus in restitution
- Dominus vobiscum
- Donatio inter vivos—mortis causa
- Donation
- Donation by reason of death
- Donation on account of death
- Donations
- Donatists
- Dotal goods
- Dotal goods of wives
- Douay, A
- Double-dealing
- Double effect
- Double effect, principle of
- Double Result
- Double standard of morals
- Doubt
- Doubt about a vow
- Doubt about capacity for matrimony
- Doubt before celebration
- Doubt concerning the office recited
- Doubt in a moral matter
- Doubt of fact, of law
- Doubt of law, ignorance
- Doubtful baptism: whether it obliges to ecclesiastical laws
- Doubtful baptism with respect to matrimony
- Doubtful conscience
- Doubtful impediment
- Doubtful impediment of the bond
- Doubtful in faith
- Doubtful matrimony
- Doubtful obligation of abstinence
- Doubtful paternity
- Doubtful sins
- Doubting (Dubitatio)
- Doubts
- Doubts concerning religion
- Doubts in faith
- Doubts in matters of faith
- Douzy, Council of
- Dovelike
- Doves
- "Dower."
- "Dower," as widow's portion
- Dowry
- "Dowry," as widow's portion
- Dowry of children
- Dowry of nuns
- Dowry, what it is
- Doxology (“For Thine is the Kingdom”). An interpretation of ancient but uncertain origin
- Doyle
- Drama
- Drawing lots
- Drawing of lots
- Dread
- Dream
- Dreams
- Dreams of divinations
- Dress
- DRESS, modesty and poverty in the manner in which we should clothe ourselves
- Drink
- Drinking
- Drinks (Poculenta)
- Drinks lawful on a day of fast
- Driver
- Droplets
- Drops adhering to the wall of the chalice
- Drops of the Most Holy Blood
- Druggist
- Druggists
- The drunk
- Drunkards
- Drunken habit
- A drunken man is held to positive law
- Drunken person (Ebrius)
- A drunken person seeking the debt
- Drunken Persons
- Drunkenness
- Dryness
- Dryness in prayer
- Dryness of spirit
- Due place
- Due Reverence
- Duel
- Duel, the
- Duelling
- Duhr, B. (S.J.)
- Dulia
- Dullness
- Dullness of mind
- Dumas
- Dumb animals
- Duns Scotus
- Duns Scotus on free will
- Dupont
- Duration
- Duration of the celebration of Mass
- Duress
- During the time of purgation in a woman
- Duties
- Duties of a witness
- Duties of advocates as to a cause to be undertaken
- Duties of bishops
- Duties of children toward parents
- Duties of citizens as to elections
- Duties of clerics as to habit and tonsure
- Duties of masters as to servants
- Duties of masters toward servants
- Duties of pastor toward parishioners
- Duties of servants
- Duties of servants toward masters from justice
- Duties of soldiers in time of war
- Duties of subjects as to the election of deputies
- Duties of superiors
- Duties of the preacher concerning onanism
- Duty
- Duty of heirs to pay testator’s debts
- Duty of married people
- Duty of the rich toward poorer married persons
- Dwellings
- Dying
- The dying destitute of the senses
- Dying, duties toward the
- A dying person
- A dying person using morphine
- Dymond
E
- Eagerness to hear, read, etc., immodest things
- Earnest Money
- Earnest money in betrothals
- Earnest to bind contract
- Earthly goods are vain
- Easter
- Easter Communion
- Easter Day
- Easter Duty
- Eastern rite
- Eastern Schism
- Eastern Star
- Easterners
- Eating
- Eating of meats, dissimulating faith
- Ecclesia non sitit sanguinem
- Ecclesiam a Iesu Christo
- Ecclesiastical
- Ecclesiastical asylum
- Ecclesiastical benefice
- Ecclesiastical Burial
- Ecclesiastical celibacy
- Ecclesiastical censure
- ECCLESIASTICAL CENSURES
- Ecclesiastical domicile
- Ecclesiastical fast
- Ecclesiastical feasts
- Ecclesiastical first fruits
- Ecclesiastical garb
- Ecclesiastical Goods
- Ecclesiastical hierarchy
- Ecclesiastical Immunity (Immunitas Ecclesiastica)
- Ecclesiastical interdict
- Ecclesiastical law
- Ecclesiastical legislator
- Ecclesiastical offerings
- Ecclesiastical office
- Ecclesiastical penalty
- Ecclesiastical power
- Ecclesiastical province
- Ecclesiastical tithes
- Ecclesiastical tonsure
- Ecclus. VIII, 15
- Eclampsia
- Eclecticism
- Economic conditions, their influence on society
- Economics and evolution
- Economy in socialism
- Ecstasies
- Ecstasy
- Ectopic Conception
- Ectopic (extra-uterine) gestation
- Ectopic fetus
- Ectopic gestation
- Ecumenical Council
- Eddy
- Edith
- Edition
- Editions
- Editor
- Editors
- Education
- Education and the Church
- Education in socialism
- Education, modern
- Education of child
- Education of children
- Education of offspring
- Effect
- Effect of sin
- Effect of sin and confession
- Effect: what it is and of how many kinds
- Effection
- Effects
- Effects of affinity
- Effects of Omissions
- Effects of the Sacraments
- Effeminacy
- Effeminate men
- Efficacious
- Efficacious cause of damage
- Efficacy of betrothal
- Efficacy of grace
- Efficacy of intention
- Effusion of Blood
- Eggs
- Egoism
- Egress from a monastery
- Egypt
- Einsiedeln
- Ejaculations
- Ejaculatory prayers are to be commended
- Ejection
- Elbel
- The elderly
- Elders
- Eleazar
- Elected religious
- Election
- Election as a special act of the will
- Election of deputies and senators
- Elections
- Elector, electors
- Electors
- Electric Light
- Electuaries
- Elements of Morality
- Elevation
- Elias to reappear
- Elicited
- Elicited act
- Elicited act, commanded act
- Elicited voluntary
- Elision
- Elizabeth
- Elizabeth of Portugal
- Elizabeth of Thuringen
- Elizalde, M. de
- Elizalde, Miguel de
- Elm, von
- Elvira
- Elvira, Council of
- Elyot
- Elysium
- Emancipation
- Emancipation of children
- Emancipation of children of families
- Emancipation of minor
- Emancipation of woman
- Emasculation
- Ember Days
- Embezzlement
- Embezzlement of public property (peculatus)
- Embrace
- Embraces
- Embryo
- Embryology
- Embryotomy
- Emergent damage
- Emergent loss
- Emerging damage
- Emigration
- Emigration in socialism
- Eminent
- Eminent domain
- Eminent domain of the Church over its property
- Emmaus
- Emotion
- Emotions
- Emperors
- Emphyteusis
- Employees
- Employer
- Employers
- Employers’ liability
- Employment
- Emulation
- En route
- Enclosure
- Enclosure in convents
- Enclosure (papal) of Nuns
- Encyclical letters
- End
- End and means
- End as source of morality
- End in view
- End justifies the means
- End of a moral act
- End of an action
- End of man
- End of sexual love
- End: what it is and of how many kinds
- Endor
- Ends
- Ends of marriage
- Ends of matrimony
- Enemies
- Enemies in war
- Enemies of the voluntary
- An enemy
- Energumen
- Energumens
- Enfantin
- Enfeeblement
- Engagement
- Engagement to Marry
- Engel
- Engels, Fr
- England
- England's conversion
- England, socialism in
- English laws on Marriage
- English monarchy
- Enham, Council of
- Enjoyment
- Enlightenment by grace
- Enlisting
- Enmity
- Ennius
- Enos
- Enriched
- Entering upon
- Entrance
- Entrance into a religious Order
- Entrance into Religion
- Entrance into religion and intercourse
- Envelope
- Environment
- Envy
- ENVY, should be banished
- Epaon, Council of
- Ephesians V
- Ephesus
- Ephraem, St.
- Epiclesis
- Epicurus
- Epididymis
- Epieikeia
- Epikeia
- Epikeia, broadly and strictly so called
- Epikia
- Epiky
- Epilepsy
- Epilepsy before ordination
- Epileptic disease
- Epileptics
- Epiphany
- Episcopal
- Episcopal cases
- Episcopal council
- Episcopal Law
- Episcopate
- Episcopus
- Epispadias
- Epistles and Gospels of Mass
- Epitaphs
- Equality
- Equality of rights
- Equestrian Orders
- Equilibrism
- Equiprobabilism
- Equiprobabilism is historically set forth
- Equiprobabilism of St. Alphonsus (Aequiprobabilismus S. Alphonsi)
- Equiprobabilists
- Equity
- Equity, virtue
- Equivocation
- Era
- Erection of a regular house
- Erection of schools
- Erfurt platform
- Erotic zoophilia
- Erroneous
- Erroneous conscience
- Error
- Error against the faith
- Error as defect of matrimonial consent
- Error concerning the subject of a sacrament
- Error, in contracts
- Error in matrimonial promises
- Error iuris—facti
- Error of one causing damage
- Errors
- Errors committed by a confessor
- Errors condemned by Pius IX
- Errors in changing money
- Escape from Prison
- Escobar
- Espionage
- Espousals
- Espousals of Mary
- Esquirol
- Essenes
- Esser
- "Estate,"
- Estimation of continence
- Estrangement between married people
- Eternal
- Eternal and temporal punishments
- Eternal divine law: what it is, what it comprises
- Eternal Law
- Eternal life
- Eternal punishment, why
- Eternity
- Eternity of God
- Ether
- Ethic of solidarity
- Ethics
- Etiquette
- Eubulia
- EUCHARIST
- Eucharist, abuse of
- Eucharist, as Sacrament (Eucharistia, ut Sacramentum)
- Eucharist, as Sacrifice (Eucharistia, ut Sacrificium)
- Eucharistic Communion
- Eucharistic fast
- Eucharistic particles
- Eucharistic sacrifice
- The Eucharistic species
- Euchologia
- Euclid
- Eudæmonism
- Eudaemonia
- Eudaemonism
- Eugene II
- Eugenical Sterilization
- Eugenics
- A eunuch
- Eunuchs
- Eutaxia
- Euthanasia
- Eutrapelia
- Eutrapely
- Eutrapely is referred to temperance
- Eutyches
- Eva and Ave
- Evangelical
- Evangelical counsels
- Evangelists
- Evangelium
- Evasions, socialistic
- Eve
- Evening Collation
- Evening collation on fast days
- Evening prayer
- Evening prayers
- Eviction
- Evidence
- Evidence of faith
- Evidences of revelation
- Evil
- Evil and sin in God
- Evil effect
- Evil effect when imputed
- Evil example
- Evil intrinsically (absolutely, conditionally)
- Evil thought
- Evildoer
- Eviration
- Evocation of spirits
- Evolution
- Evolution and class differences
- Evolution and economics
- Evolution of dogmas
- Evolution, the foundation of historical materialism
- Evolutionism
- Ex Cathedra
- Ex post facto law
- Ex-Voto
- Exaggeration
- Exaggeration in devotion
- EXAMEN of conscience
- Examen of conscience at communion
- Examination
- Examination of conscience
- Examination of conscience before confession
- EXAMINATION of conscience for confession
- Examination of conscience to be supplied by the confessor
- Examination of nupturients
- Examination of ordinands
- Examination of spouses
- Examiners
- Example
- EXAMPLE: we should profit by the good example and give it to others
- Exarch
- Excardination
- Excellence of celibacy
- Excellence of chastity
- Excellence of merits as canonical cause of dispensation
- Exceptio plurium
- Exceptive clause
- Excerpts from periodicals
- Excess
- Excessive credulity
- Exchange
- Exchange-banker, exchange-agent
- "Exchange." Market, games, laws
- Exchange-value
- Excision of the ovaries and uterus
- Excitation of the nerves toward pollution
- Exciting force of fantasy
- Exclaustration
- Excommunicate
- An excommunicated person
- Excommunicated persons
- Excommunicates
- Excommunicates to be avoided
- Excommunicates tolerated or not
- Excommunication
- Excommunication incurred by contumelious treatment of priests
- Excommunication of apostates and heretics
- Excommunication of one absolving an accomplice
- Excommunications
- Excommunications specially reserved to the Pope
- "Excursions."
- Excuse
- Excuse from a law
- Excuse from cooperation toward evil
- Excuse from moral law
- Excuse from the breviary
- Excuse of necessity
- Excusing
- Excusing causes
- Excusing impotence
- Execration
- Execration of an altar
- Execution
- Execution of a legacy
- Execution of a matrimonial dispensation
- Execution of dispensation
- Executioners
- Executioners are irregular
- Executive
- Executor
- Executor of a testament
- Executor of will
- Executors of judges
- Exempt
- Exempt persons are bound to the canonical form of matrimony if they contract with a non-exempt party
- Exempted persons
- Exempting
- Exempting causes
- Exemption
- Exemption from a law
- Exemption from law
- Exemption from the laws of the Index
- Exemption of Regulars
- Exemption of religious
- Exenteration
- Exequatur
- Exercise of Order
- Exercise of the medical art
- Exercise of the medical art induces irregularity
- Exercises
- EXERCISES, spiritual
- Exheredation
- Exhibitionism
- Exhumation
- Exile from paradise
- Existence
- Exomologesis
- Exorcism
- Exorcism in Baptism
- Exorcisms
- Exorcist
- Exorcistate
- Exorcists
- Expenses
- EXPENSES, excess to be avoided
- Expenses to be restored by a possessor in good faith
- Experiments on patients
- Expert witness, the physician as
- Expiation
- Explanation of the words nemo in utero matris clausus baptizari debet
- Explanation of the words “no one enclosed in the mother’s womb should be baptized
- Explanation of Words
- Explicit
- Explicit or formal contract
- Explicit voluntary
- Exploration of Will
- Exposed infants
- Exposed infants as regards Baptism
- Exposed Persons
- Exposing life
- Exposition
- Exposition of Bl. Sacr.
- Exposition of blessed Sacrament
- Exposition of Most Holy Relics
- Exposition of the Most Holy Sacrament
- Exposure of infants
- Exposure of life
- Exposure of offspring by parents
- Express
- Express or tacit remission by the creditor
- Express voluntary
- Expressly
- Expropriation
- Expulsion
- Expulsion of semen
- Exsecration
- Exsecration of a church
- Exsection of the ovaries
- Extension
- Extension of law
- Extensive
- Exterior acts of incomplete lust
- Exterior modesty, virtue
- External
- An external act
- External action
- External effect of an action
- External form
- External form of contract
- External forum
- External requisites
- External voluntary
- Extortion
- Extract of Meat
- Extraordinary
- Extraordinary cases
- Extraordinary confessor of nuns
- Extraordinary signs of contrition
- Extraordinary things
- Extraordinary utility excuses on a feast day as regards labor
- Extrauterine gestation
- Extravagance
- Extravagants
- Extravagants of John XXII
- Extreme
- Extreme necessity
- Extreme Unction
- Exultation
- Eye
- Eyes
- EYES, modesty and mortification of the eyes
F
- Fables
- Fabricators
- Face
- Factories
- Factories in socialism
- Faculties
- Faculties conceded to laymen
- FACULTIES for absolution
- Faculties granted during the time of Jubilee
- Faculties, higher and lower
- “Faculties” of priests
- Faculties of reading or permitting prohibited books
- Faculty of authenticating
- Faculty of bination
- Faculty of dispensing (Facultas dispensandi)
- Faculty of nuns of donating and receiving
- Faculty of publishing a book
- Faculty of redeeming a sold thing
- Failure
- "Fairs."
- Fairs falling on a feast day
- Faith
- Faith, acts of
- Faith and reason
- Faith, external profession of
- Faith, habit and subject of
- Faith, habit of
- Faith-healing
- Faith, internal act of, difficulties
- Faith, object of
- Faith, obscurity of its object
- Faith, subject of
- Faith, vices opposed to
- The Faithful
- The faithful are held to support the Clergy
- Faithful departed
- Fall
- Fallacy
- Falling Again
- Fallopian tubes
- False
- False accusation
- False accusation of solicitation
- False gods
- False money
- False speaking
- False teeth and holy Communion
- False testimony
- False testimony is a grave sin against justice
- False theories of morality
- Falsehood
- Falsification
- Falsifiers
- Falsifiers of apostolic letters
- Fame
- Familiar
- Familiarity
- Familiarity of lovers
- Familiars
- Familiars of regulars
- Family
- Family life, decay in
- Family life in socialism
- Family wage
- Fanaticism
- Färber
- Fare
- Fare for a public conveyance
- Fare on railway
- Farmer
- Farmers and socialism
- Farms, size of, in different countries
- Fascicles of periodic pamphlets
- Fascination
- Fashion in clothing
- FAST
- Fasting
- Fasting dispensation
- Fasting from ecclesiastical precept
- Fasting in Baptism
- Fasting in Lent
- FASTING recommended
- Fat
- Father
- A father has the right and duty of educating children
- Fatherland
- Fathers
- Fathers of the Church
- Fault
- Faults
- Favor
- Favorable
- Favorers
- Favorers of heretics
- Favores ampliandi
- Favoring his poor relations by a priest in the disposition of restitution money
- Favoritism
- Favors
- Fear
- Fear in contracts
- Fear in matrimonial promises
- Fear of God
- Fear of hell
- Fear of the Lord
- Fear removing obligations of clerics
- Fear: what it is and of how many kinds
- Fearful Person
- Feast
- Feast days
- Feasts
- Feasts of Our Lord
- Feasts of precept
- Feasts of the Lord, of the Blessed Virgin Mary, for indulgences
- Fecundation
- Fecundity
- Fee
- Feeble-minded
- Feebleness
- Fees
- Fees, in administering the sacraments
- Fees, medical
- Feigning of Defects
- Felix of Nola
- Fellow-student alumni in houses of Regulars
- Fellowmen
- Female
- Female seed
- Female Superior
- Female Superior of Nuns
- Feminine adornment
- Feminism
- Fendrich
- Fénelon
- The Fenian society
- Fenians
- Ferendae sententiae
- Feria
- Fermented
- Ferocity
- Ferreres, J. B. (S.J.)
- Ferri
- Fertilization
- Fervor
- Fervorini
- Festive rest
- Feticide
- Fetishism
- Fetus
- Fetus to be baptized
- Feudalism
- Feudatory
- Feuerbach, L
- "Fibromyoma"
- Fichte
- Fichte, J. G
- Fiction
- Fiction in Baptism, how it is remitted
- Fiction, insofar as it seems to found law
- Fiction of Law
- Fictitious
- Fictitious approval of an evil act
- Fictitious consent
- Fictitious consent in contracts
- Fictitious matrimonial promise
- Fictitious mendicant poor
- Fideicommissary bequests
- Fideicommissum
- Fidelity
- Fidelity in guarding a secret
- Fidelity in small things
- Fidelity to duty
- Fides divina—theologica—catholica
- Fief
- Fighting
- Filial piety
- Filliucci
- Films
- Final
- Final perseverance
- Finder
- Finder of a lost thing
- Finder of lost articles
- Finding
- Finding lost articles
- Finding of the Most Holy Cross
- Finding of treasure
- A fine
- Finger
- Fire
- Fire of hell
- Firm
- First
- The first clerical tonsure
- First Communion
- First Confession
- First-first motions
- First Fruits
- First Mass, may a votive office be taken?
- First movements of passion
- The first washing of corporals and purificators
- Fisc
- Fisc, that is, the public treasury or tax authority
- Fish
- Fishing
- Fishing on Sunday
- Fitness
- Five-year periods for the report of bishops to the Holy See
- Fixed altar
- Fixed ideas
- Fixtures
- A flatterer
- Flatterer, obligated by restitution
- Flattery
- Flesh
- Flesh Meat
- FLESH-MEAT, hurtful to the soul
- Flesh-meats
- Fleshy mole
- Flight
- Flight of a religious
- Flight of the defendant from prison
- Flock
- Florence
- Flow of blood does not impede Holy Communion
- Flying sheets
- Foecundation
- Foeticide
- Foetus
- Fomes of sin
- Font
- Food
- Food and fiddling
- Food of the soul
- Food/support
- FOOD that we should take: quality
- Foods forbidden
- Foodstuffs
- Foodstuffs in petty domestic thefts
- Foolhardiness
- Foolish
- Foolish persons
- Foolish talk
- Foolishness
- Fools
- Football
- For the dead
- For the departed, application of indulgences
- For the effect of impugning
- Forbearance
- Forbidden books, may they be kept in one’s possession unread?
- Forbidden foods
- Forbidden sects
- Force
- Force and fear
- Force and violence
- Force of the clauses of the rescript of dispensation
- Force: what it is and of how many kinds
- Forcing a person to enter a convent
- Foreigner
- Forensic acts
- Forensic Matters
- Forensic works
- Forensic works are forbidden on feast days
- Foresight
- Foreskin
- Forfeiture
- Forgers of Apostolic Letters
- Forget, J.
- Forgetfulness
- Forging documents
- Forgiveness of injuries
- Forgiveness of sin
- Forgiving injuries
- Form
- Form of all the virtues
- Form of Celebrating Marriage
- Form of confirmation
- Form of contracts
- Form of Extreme Unction
- Form of marriage
- Form of penance
- Form of publication of indulgences
- Form of the Eucharist
- Form of the Sacrament of Penance
- Form of the Sacraments
- Form of the virtues
- Formal
- Formal and absolute contempt
- Formal and material cooperator
- Formal and material heresy
- Formal contempt
- Formal disobedience
- Formal object
- Formal sin
- Formalism
- Formless
- Formula
- Formula of natural law
- Formula of oath to be given to a government hostile to the Church
- Formulae for seeking dispensations
- Formulae of faculties and indults
- Formulas
- Fornication
- Fornication intrinsically wrong
- Fornication, notion of
- Fornicators
- Fortitude
- Fortitude is one of the cardinal virtues
- Fortitude, virtue
- Fortuitous accident to be supplied in commodatum
- A fortuitous case to be borne, in commodatum
- Fortune
- Fortune-telling
- Forty Hours
- Forty Hours' devotion
- Forum
- Foster, S. C.
- Foul speech
- Found articles
- Found thing
- Found treasure
- Foundation
- Foundation of Masses
- Founded Masses
- "Foundling Asylum."
- Foundling asylums
- Foundling homes
- Foundling hospital
- Foundling hospitals
- Fourier, Ch
- Fourth marriages
- Fowling
- Fr. Vigil
- Fragility
- Fragments
- Fragments of Hosts
- France
- France, socialism in
- Francis Borgia and Isabella
- Francis de Sales
- Francis de Sales, St.
- Francis de Victoria, Relectiones
- Francis of Assisi
- Francis of Assisi, St.
- Francis Xavier
- Francis Xavier, St.
- Francisco de Jesus-Maria
- Francolino, Baldassarre
- Frankel, L
- Franks, Synod of the
- The frantic
- Fraternal admonition, correction
- Fraternal Correction
- Fraternity
- Fraud
- Fraud, impediment of entrance into religion
- Fraud in a contract (Dolus in contractu)
- Fraud in business
- Fraud in paying taxes
- Fraud of the law
- Fraud: what it is
- Frauds
- Fraudulent preference in bankruptcy
- Frazer, Sir J. G.
- Frederic II
- Frederic II. of Prussia and religion
- Free
- A free act
- Free choice
- Free Love
- Free state
- Free status
- Free-thinkers
- Free-will
- Freedom in socialism
- Freedom of migration
- Freemasonry
- Freemasons
- Freemasons are most hostile to the Catholic religion
- Freemasons excommunicated
- Freethinkers
- Freewill
- The French disease
- French Revolution, the
- Frenzied Persons
- Frequent
- Frequent Communion
- Frequenting
- Frequenting Taverns
- Fresh oil
- The Friars Preachers and the moral system
- Frick
- Friday
- Friday Abstinence
- Friday in Parasceve
- Friedhoff, F.
- Friedländer
- Friendless Youths
- Friendship
- Friendship in general
- Friendship, love
- FRIENDSHIPS, dangerous
- Frigidity
- Friuli, Council of
- Frogs
- Frohschammer
- Fructification
- Fructuary
- Frugality
- Fruit
- Fruit of Mass
- Fruiting of a Thing
- Fruition
- Fruits
- Fruits as regards usufruct
- Fruits of a thing
- Fruits of industry and talent (Fructus industriae et ingenii)
- Fruits of Mass
- Fruits of the Holy Ghost
- Fruits of the Holy Spirit
- Fruits of the Mass
- Frustrated nature
- Frustration of Conception
- Fuchs, B.
- Fuente Hurtado, Diego de la
- Fugitive
- Fugitive Religious
- Fulfillment
- Fulfillment of a vow
- Fulfillment of affirmative law
- Fulfillment of Law
- Full and semi-full advertence
- Full divorce
- Fullers
- Fulmination
- Fulmination of a dispensation
- Fulmination of Dispensation
- Function excusing the reading of obscene classics
- Function of Apostolic Prefects
- Functions
- Functions of Holy Week
- Funeral
- Funeral Fourth
- Funeral Masses are not among the rights of the pastor
- Funeral Rites
- Funerals
- Funerals of the dead
- Fungible
- Fungible Thing
- Funk, F. X.
- The furious
- Furnishing of non-Catholic churches
- Furnishings of the Altar
- FURNITURE, poverty to be practised in regard to it
- Future society according to Marx
- Futures
G
- Gain
- Gainful Trading
- Galilee in holy land
- Gallican laws on Marriage
- Gambling
- Gambling houses
- Gambling or gaming
- GAMBLING with another’s counterfeit money
- A game
- Game, contract
- Games
- Games, forbidden to clerics
- Games of Chance
- Games on Sunday
- Gaming
- Gaming contracts
- Gangra, Council of
- Garb of Clerics
- Garden city plan
- Gargling
- Garizim, Mt.
- Garment
- Garments
- Garments dissimulating the faith
- Garments of infidels
- Gathering wood
- Gatterer, H. (S.J.)
- Gaudé, L.
- Gaudium de peccato
- Gazzaniga, P. M.
- Geiser, B
- Gelasius
- Gelasius, Pope
- Gems
- General
- GENERAL ABSOLUTION
- General Absolution (Absolutio generalis), or Indulgence of the Apostolic Benediction at the article of death
- General accusation of sins
- General and particular councils
- General confession
- General Consequences
- General counsels
- General counsels for a confessor
- General Decrees concerning the censure and prohibition of books
- General vs. particular laws
- Generation
- Generic
- Generic confession
- Genesareth
- Genesis
- Genesis and analysis
- Genesis of faith,
- Genet
- Geneva
- Génicot, E.
- Genital apparatus of the man and the woman
- Gennadius
- Gentilitian
- Gentleman
- Genuflection
- Genuineness of the Gospels
- Geomancy
- Gerdil, H. S.
- German laws on Marriage
- Germans
- Germany
- Germany, socialism in
- Gerrard
- Gerson
- Gethsemane
- Ghost
- Ghosts
- Giants
- Gibbons, Cardinal
- Gift
- Gift from the hand
- A gift from the hand, tongue, or service
- Gift of continence
- Gift of the Holy Spirit, of Counsel
- Gifts
- Gifts and fruits of the Holy Spirit
- Gifts forbidden to be accepted by a judge
- Gifts made by Religious
- Gifts of the Holy Ghost
- Gifts of the Holy Spirit
- Gioja
- Girl
- Girls
- Girona, Council of
- Giving holy Communion on Holy Saturday
- Gladness
- Glands
- Glands of Bartholin
- Glans of the foreskin
- Glans penis
- Gloria in Mass
- Gloria Patri
- Glorified bodies
- Glory
- Glory of God
- Gluttony
- Gnome
- Gnosticism
- Gnostics
- Goat
- Gobat, Georg
- God
- God derogating from the natural law
- God does nothing by accident
- God-man
- God’s name
- God, tendency to
- Godfather
- Godfathers and g. mothers
- Godfrey of Viterbo
- Godmother
- Godparents
- Godparents in Baptism
- Godwin
- Goepfert, F. A.
- Goethe
- Going Out
- Golden Bough
- Golden Mean
- Goldsmith
- Goldsmiths and Silversmiths (Aurifabri et argentarii)
- Goltz
- Gompers, S
- Gonet, J. B.
- Gonococcus
- González
- Good
- Good, doubtful, bad faith in a possessor
- Good Faith (Bona fides)
- Good faith required in prescription
- Good faith, which kind is to be disturbed or not
- Good Friday
- The good from the whole cause
- Good intention
- Good intrinsically
- Good morals
- Good name
- Good of peace
- Good or bad faith
- Good pleasure
- Good Templars
- Good things of nature
- Good, true
- Good Will
- Goodness
- Goodness of an act
- Goodness of human acts
- Goods
- Goods of earth
- Goods of marriage
- Goods of matrimony
- Goods of religious
- Goods of the Church
- Goods of the Family
- Goods of the shipwrecked
- Gore, Bishop
- Gospel
- Gospels
- Gossip
- Gotha platform
- Gounod
- Gourmandise
- Governance
- Government
- Government, civil
- Government hostile to the Church
- Government of the world attributed to Holy Ghost
- Goyau
- Grace
- Grace, cause of
- Grace, divisions of
- Grace, efficacious
- Grace, efficacy of, how explained
- Grace, errors concerning
- Grace, essence and division of
- Grace, essence of
- GRACE: God withdraws graces in punishment of voluntary and habitual sins
- Grace granted and to be granted
- Grace gratuitously given (gratis data)
- Grace gratuitously granted
- Grace, necessity of
- Grace, necessity of, for the love of God
- Grace of healing
- Grace of the Sacraments
- Graces
- Gracious
- Gradation
- Graeco-Ruthenians
- Graft
- Granada
- Grant of land
- Grapes
- GRATE
- Gratitude
- Gratitude toward God is a way to perfect love
- Gratuitous
- Gratuitous contract
- Gratuitous love of virtue
- Grave
- Grave acts in the nature of an exterior act, which they are
- Grave and light fear
- Grave causes for using matrimony imperfectly, with danger of pollution
- Grave cruelties
- Grave difficulty
- A grave excusing cause
- Grave from its kind (ex genere suo)
- Grave from its whole kind (ex toto genere suo)
- Grave Matter
- Grave matter in injured poverty
- Grave matter in law
- Grave matter, light
- Grave or great Authors (in moral matter)
- Grave or light guilt
- Grave or light matter
- Grave scandals
- Gravely
- Graves
- Gravity
- Gravity of sin
- Gravity of sins
- Great theologians
- Greater purity of Catholics
- Greatness of Deed
- Greatness of Soul
- Greed
- Greed in eating
- Greek Catholics
- Greek Church
- Greek Priests
- Greek rite
- Greek taste
- Greeks
- Green
- Green in liturgy
- Greeting
- Greeting an enemy
- Gregorian
- Gregorian Altar
- Gregorian chant
- Gregorian Masses
- Gregory II
- Gregory III
- Gregory IX
- Gregory Nazianzen
- Gregory Nazianzen, St.
- Gregory of Nazianzus, St.
- Gregory of Nyssa, St.
- Gregory of Valentia (S. J.)
- Gregory the Great
- Gregory the Great on the moral matter
- Gregory the Great, St.
- Gregory the Seventh
- Gregory V
- Gregory VII
- Gregory VII. and celibacy
- Gregory XIII
- Gretser
- Grief
- Griese, Dr. N. Orville
- Gross
- Gross Ignorance
- Grotius and Milton
- Grotius, Hugo
- Growing foul in excommunication renders someone suspected of heresy
- Guaranty
- Guard
- Guardian
- Guardian angels
- Guardians
- Guardians of fields and forests
- Guardians of minors
- Guards
- Guesde, J
- Guests
- Guida spirituale
- Guido of Arezzo
- Guild of Catholic workingmen
- Guilt
- Guilt of fault
- Gury, J. P. (S. J.)
- Gustav Adolf
- Guyau
- Gymnastics
- Gynanders
H
- Habit
- Habit and the voluntary
- Habit, dress (Habitus)
- Habit of faith
- Habit of hope
- Habit of virtue
- Habitation
- Habitation (right)
- Habits
- Habitual
- Habitual intention
- Habitual sinner
- Habitual sinners
- Habituated
- Habituated person
- Habitus clericalis
- Habitus peccaminosi
- Hack-drivers
- Hail Mary
- HAIR-CLOTH, various kinds
- Haldane, Lord
- Hales
- Half-insane, half-witted persons
- Half-mad, half-fatuous
- The half-mad, the half-witted
- Half-Truths
- Half-Witted
- Half-Witted Persons
- Hall, Ch
- Hallucination to be avoided
- Hallucinations
- Hammerstein, L. von
- Hammurapi
- Hand
- Hand towel
- Handing over
- Hands
- Happiness
- Happiness of heaven
- Happiness of the wicked
- Harassment of animals
- Harborer
- Harborers
- Hard carcinoma
- Hard chancre
- Hard of hearing persons
- Hardening
- Hardening of heart
- Hardie, Keir
- Hardness
- Hardness of Heart
- Hardness of soul
- Haringer, M.
- Harm preventing intercourse
- Harm to offspring preventing intercourse
- Harms of incontinence
- Harnack
- Harnack, assailant of probabilism
- Harshness
- Haruspicy
- Hate
- Hatred
- Hatred and anger
- Hatred of abomination and enmity
- Hatred of enemies
- Hatred of God
- Hatred of God by abomination
- Hatred of God is the gravest sin
- Hatred of neighbor
- Hatred, sloth, envy, discord, schism
- Hatred, what it is
- Haunold
- Haydn
- Health
- HEALTH, we should take a reasonable care of it
- Hearer
- Hearers
- Hearers of less modest words and conversations
- Hearing
- Hearing Mass is prescribed on Sundays and feast days
- Hearing Mass on Sundays and feasts
- Hearing the word of God
- Heart
- Heart of Jesus
- Heart of Jesus Christ
- Heathens
- Heaven
- Heaven created
- Heavenly consolations
- Hebosteotomy
- Hebron in Judaea
- Hedonism
- Hegel
- Hegelian dialectic method
- Heilig, M.
- Heine, H
- Heine, W
- Heir
- Heir in Latin law
- Heir’s duty to pay testator’s debts
- Heirs
- Heirs and inheritance (Haeredes et Haereditas)
- Helena
- Heli
- Heliopolis in Egypt
- Hell
- Hell created
- Help
- Helvidius
- Hemorrhage
- Henoch to reappear
- Henriquez
- Henry VIII. of England
- Hereditary propensities
- Hereditary succession
- Hereditary taint
- Heredity
- Heresiarchs
- Heresy
- Heresy and heretics
- Heresy, what it is, of how many kinds
- Heretic
- A heretic excluded from the sacraments
- A heretic validly baptized
- Heretical proposition
- Heretics
- Heretics are held per se to the laws of the Church
- Heretics who disparage virginity
- Herkner
- Hermaphrodite
- Hermaphrodites
- Hermas
- Hermengild
- Herod I.
- Herod the Great
- Heroic
- Heroic Act
- Heroic Act of Charity
- Heroic act toward the souls being purified
- Heroic virtue
- Heroism
- Herolt
- Herron, G
- Hertford, Council of
- Hesiod
- Hesitation
- Hess, Moses
- Hesselius, Joannes
- Heteronomy
- Hettinger, F.
- Hibernians
- Hidden
- Hidden compensation
- Hidden compensation of servants
- Hidden uncleanness of body does not impede Holy Communion
- Hierarchy
- Hierarchy, what it is
- High dominion
- Highway robbery
- Hilary
- Hilgers
- Hillquit, Morris
- Hinderances to accountability
- Hindering another from obtaining a good
- Hippo, Council of
- Hire of Labor
- Hiring
- Hiring-letting
- Hiring of services
- Hiring of things
- Hiring of work
- Hirscher, J. B.
- Historians
- Historical materialism
- Historical matters
- Historical matters, concerning the name of Clergy
- Historical matters of Baptism
- Historical matters of Matrimony
- Historical notes
- Historical notes concerning moral theology
- Historical Personages
- Historical school of Right
- Historiographers
- History
- History of creation
- History of Moral Theology
- Hitze, Fr
- Hobbes
- Hoensbroech, P. von
- Hofbauer
- Hogan
- Hohoff, W
- Holidays of obligation
- Holiness
- Holiness of clerics
- Holiness of God
- Holland
- Holland, socialism in
- Holograph testament
- Holographic
- Holographic testament
- Holy Coats of Christ at Treves and Argenteuil
- Holy Communion
- Holy Communion and chastity
- Holy Cross
- Holy Face
- Holy Father
- Holy Ghost
- Holy Hour
- Holy Land
- Holy Office
- The Holy Office, concerning abjuring Modernism
- Holy Office, Sacred Congregation of the
- Holy Oils
- Holy Orders
- Holy Saturday
- Holy See
- Holy Spirit
- Holy Water
- Holy Week
- Holy Year
- Holydays
- Holydays of obligation
- “Home
- Home training
- Homer
- Homicide
- Homicide, justifiable
- Homicides (Homicidae)
- Homologation
- Homosexual
- Homosexuality
- Honest, less honest, and indecent parts of the body
- Honestas publica
- Honesty
- Honesty rewarded
- Honor
- Honor and reputation
- Honor due to God’s name
- Honor is injured by insult
- Honorable
- Honorable, dishonorable, and less honorable parts of the body
- Honorary for Mass
- Honors
- Honour and reputation
- HOPE
- Hope, in whom found
- Hope, its nature and object
- Hope, necessity of
- Horace
- "Hormones,"
- Horror
- Horror of the Future Age
- "Horse-car conductors."
- Horse races
- Hospice
- Hospice of Regulars
- Hospice of Religious (Hospitium Religiosorum)
- Hospital
- Hospital Orders
- Hospitals
- Host
- Host for consecration
- Hostages
- Hosts
- Hosts for Mass
- Hosts outside the corporal
- Hotelkeeper
- Hour
- Hour for celebrating Mass
- Hour of Communion
- Hour of dinner and of the evening collation
- Hour of the meal
- Hours
- House
- House of studies
- Household Members
- Houses of Study
- Housing
- Houtin
- How Much Must Be Restored
- How restitution is to be made to the treasury
- How the presence of Christ in the Eucharist ceases
- How we are a temple of God
- How we must love our body
- Hugh of St. Victor
- Human Act
- Human act and act of man
- Human act takes morality from the object
- Human Acts
- HUMAN law
- Human legislator
- Human liberty
- Human semen
- Human wisdom
- Humanae Vitae
- Humanitarianism
- Humanum genus
- Humeral
- HUMILIATIONS, we should suffer them patiently
- Humility
- HUMILITY, advantages that it procures
- Humility, virtue
- Hunchbacked persons
- Hungary
- Hungary's conversion
- Hunolt, F. (S. J.)
- Hunting
- Hunting forbidden to clerics
- Hunting in general
- Hunting prohibited to clerics
- Hurtado
- Hus
- Husband
- Husband and wife
- A husband has certain rights in the goods of the wife
- Husband’s power over vows of wife
- Husbands
- Hussism
- Huxley's theory of morals
- Huysmans
- Hydromancy
- Hygiene
- “Hymelstras
- Hymen
- Hymns
- Hyndman
- Hyperdulia
- Hyperemesis gravidarum
- Hyperesthesia
- Hypersexuality
- Hypnosis
- Hypnotic state
- Hypnotism
- Hypochondria
- Hypocrisy
- Hypoesthesia
- Hypospadias
- Hypostatic union in Christ
- Hypothec
- Hypothecary
- Hysterectomy
- Hysteria
- Hysterical scrupulousness of a Nun
- Hysterotomy
I
- I Coriolanus and his mother
- Icaria
- Ice
- Iconoclasm
- Iconoclasts
- Idea concerning a base thing
- Idealism
- Ideas or concepts of
- Identity of divine attributes
- Idiotism
- Idle act
- Idleness
- IDLENESS, an evil that should be avoided
- Idolatrous statues
- Idolatry
- Idolatry of Jews
- Idols
- Ientaculum
- Iglesias
- Ignatius
- Ignatius Loyola
- Ignatius of Antioch, St.
- Ignatius of Loyola, St.
- Ignorance
- Ignorance as defect of matrimonial consent
- Ignorance hindering matrimony
- Ignorance, of penalty
- Ignorance of sexual matters, whether and how it is to be dispelled
- Ignorance: what it is and of how many kinds
- The ignorant
- IGNORANT penitents
- Ignorant persons (Ignorantes)
- Illegitimacy
- Illegitimate alienation of ecclesiastical goods
- Illegitimate child
- Illegitimate children
- Illegitimate children as to inheritance
- Illegitimate Persons
- An illegitimate son
- Illegitimates
- Illicit gain
- Illiterate person
- Illness
- Illsung
- Illumination
- Illusion
- Illusions
- Image
- Image of God in man
- Image of the Crucified, for Mass
- Image of the Crucifix
- Images
- Images collected
- Images expressed photographically
- Images of the Blessed
- Images of the Blessed prohibited
- Images of the saints
- Images, sacred
- Imbecility
- Immaculate Conception
- Immediately, what it means in canon law
- Immemorial
- Immensa aeterni Patris
- Immersion
- Immersion in Baptism
- Immoderation
- Immodest
- Immodest act
- Immodest acts
- Immodest conversations
- Immodest discourses
- Immodest embraces
- Immodest gestures
- Immodest kisses
- Immodest looks
- Immodest speeches
- Immodest touches
- Immodesty
- Immodesty in dress
- Immodesty of attire
- Immolation
- Immorality
- Immortality
- Immortality of God
- Immortality of soul
- Immovable Goods
- Immune from observing the form of the canon
- Immunity
- Of immunity, privilege
- Immutability of natural law
- Impassibility
- Impatience
- Impeccability
- Impedient impediments
- Impediment
- Impediment of bond
- Impediment of crime
- Impediment of marriage
- Impediments
- Impediments excusing from law
- Impediments in general
- Impediments of a human act
- Impediments of Marriage
- IMPEDIMENTS of matrimony
- Impediments of ordination
- Impediments to entrance into religion
- Impeding another's good
- Impeding the more perfect thing
- Impeditio prolis
- Impenitence
- An impenitent person
- Impenitent Persons
- Imperfect
- Imperfect acts of lust
- Imperfect divorce
- Imperfect sodomy
- Imperfection
- Imperfections
- Imperfections not sins
- Imperialism
- Impetration
- Impiety
- Implantation (Implantatio), as a species of accession
- Implicit
- Implicit or virtual contract
- Implicit voluntary
- Imposed collects
- Imposition
- Imposition Of Hands
- Imposition of name in Baptism
- Impossibility
- Impotence
- Impotence, impediment of matrimony
- Impotence of observing law
- Imprecation
- Imprecations
- Impressor
- "Imprimatur"
- Imprisoned persons (accused persons) can break prison and flee
- Imprisonment
- Imprudence
- Imprudent penances
- Impuberes
- Impubes
- The impubes excused from punishments
- Impudicity
- Impulsive
- Impure desire
- Impure embraces
- Impure images
- Impure looks
- Impure phantasms
- Impure speeches (Sermones impudici)
- Impure thoughts
- Impure touches
- Impurity
- Imputability
- Imputability of a damaging action
- Imputability of Acts
- Imputability of human acts
- Imputability of the human act
- Imputable
- Imputation, imputability
- Imputation in sexual matter
- Imputation: what it is and of how many kinds
- “In dubio pars tutior sequenda
- In eminenti
- In hatred of the author
- In Solidum
- In the diocese
- Inability
- Inability to sin
- Inadvertence
- Inadvertence is equivalent to ignorance
- Inadvertence of a habitual sinner
- Inadvertence to sin
- Inalienable rights
- Inbreeding
- Incapacitating law
- Incapacity
- Incapacity for knowledge among Negro adolescents
- Incarceration
- Incardination
- Incardination of a cleric
- Incarnation
- Incarnation; mystery of the Incarnation
- Incarnation of Christ
- Incarnatus in Mass
- Incendiarism
- Incendiary
- Incest
- Incestuous children
- Incestuous copula
- Incestuous copula no longer ought to be expressed in a petition for dispensation
- Incestuous intercourse
- Income, average, in Baden
- Income tax
- Incompetent dowry
- Inconsideration
- Inconsideration in acting
- Inconstancy
- Inconsummation
- Incontinence
- Inconvenience
- Inconvenience excusing from law
- Inconvenience excusing from the breviary
- Incorporation in Christ
- Increase
- Increase and multiply
- Increase in a mutuum
- Increase of actual grace
- Increase of virtues
- Increase received from a loan
- Inculpable
- An inculpable action can induce the obligation of forestalling damage
- Indecent parts
- Indefectibility of Church
- Indeliberate
- Indeliberate act
- Indeliberation
- Independence of Pope
- Independent, or lay, morality
- Indestructibility of Church
- Indeterminism
- Index
- Index of Forbidden Books
- Index of prohibited books
- Indians
- Indians and Negroes
- Indifference
- Indifference in religion
- Indifference of judgment
- Indifferent act
- Indifferent acts
- Indifferent things
- Indifferentism
- Indignation
- Indirect
- Indirect will
- Indirectly
- Indirectly voluntary
- Indisposed
- Indisposed penitents
- Indisposed person
- Indisposition
- Indisposition of the penitent
- Indissolubility
- Indissolubility of marriage
- Indissolubility of matrimony
- Individual property
- Individual vs. social ethics
- Individualism
- Individuality of matrimony
- Indolence
- Inducement to sin
- Induction
- Induction into sin is practically referred to direct scandal
- Induction to Sin
- Indulgence
- Indulgence for the dying
- Indulgence of a privileged altar
- Indulgence plenary
- Indulgenced Cross
- Indulgences
- Indulgences, sale of
- Indulgences to be gained in the article of death
- Indult of jubilation for Canons
- An indult of secularization
- Indults
- Indults of the Sacred Congregation of the Index
- Industrial fruits
- Industrial fruits from a stolen thing
- Industrial hygiene
- Industrial organizations
- Industrial reserve army
- Industrial slavery
- Industries, concentration of
- Industry, development of
- Indwelling of the Holy Spirit
- Inefficacious
- Inequality
- Inequality of men
- Infallibility
- Infallibility of Bible
- Infallibility of the Church
- The infamous
- Infamous person
- Infamous Persons
- Infamy
- Infamy of a woman
- Infamy of law
- Infamy of the woman
- Infancy
- Infant
- Infant Baptism
- Infant Jesus of Prague
- Infant or child
- Infanticide
- Infants
- Infants are capable of right and dominion
- Of infants, Baptism, in the womb
- Infants exempt from law
- Inferior
- Inferior Clerics
- Infidelity
- Infidels
- The infirm
- INFIRMARIAN, particular admonitions
- Infirmity
- Influence of intention on the injustice of an external act
- Informal
- Informity
- Infused
- Infused virtues
- Infusion
- Infusion in Baptism
- Ingratitude
- Inhabilitated Persons
- Inhabitant
- Inheritance
- Inhibition
- Inhumanity
- Inhumation
- Initial
- Initial love
- Initial love of God
- Injuria
- Injuries
- Injuries against princes of the Church
- Injury
- Injury of right in external goods
- Injury of the neighbor justified
- Injury to life and health of others
- Injury to others forbidden
- Injury under injury
- Injustice
- Injustice in Buying and Selling
- Injustice opposed to legal justice
- Injustices in sales
- Innkeeper
- Innkeepers
- Innkeepers giving scandal
- Innocent
- Innocent I
- Innocent III
- An innocent person
- Innocent the Eighth
- Innocent the Eleventh
- Innocent the Fifth
- Innocent the Fourth
- Innocent VIII
- Innocent XI
- Innocent XII. and the calendar
- Innominate contracts
- Innominated
- Innominated contract
- Inns (Cauponae)
- Inoculation with virus
- Inordinate self-abjection
- Inquiry
- Inquiry of a judge in judgment
- Inquisition
- Inquisition, the
- Insane
- The insane as subjects of the sacraments
- The insane exempt from ecclesiastical law
- An insane person seeking the debt
- Insane persons
- Insanity
- Insanity hindering or not hindering matrimony
- Insanity with respect to matrimonial consent
- Inscription
- Inscription of celebrated matrimony
- Inscription of marriage
- Insemination at the orifice of the vagina
- Insensibility
- Insignia
- Insignia of Freemasons used
- Insignia of Pope
- Insinuation
- Inspiration of Sacred Scripture
- Inspiration of the Bible
- Instinct
- Instinct of animals
- Institoris
- Institute
- Institutes
- Institution
- Institution of the Sacraments
- Institutiones ecclesiasticae
- Instructing
- Instruction
- Instruction in socialism
- Instruction of children
- Instruction of Clement VIII
- Instruction of the Holy Office
- Instruction of the ignorant
- Instruction: what it is
- Instruments
- Instruments in Ordination
- Insufficiently modest garments
- Insult
- Insult of the Creator
- Insult or Reproach (Convicium seu improperium)
- Insults
- Insults in drunkenness
- Insurance
- Insurance company
- Insurance contracts
- Insurance defraudation
- Insurance of a thing sold
- Integral
- Integral parts
- Integral parts of virtues
- Integrity
- Integrity of Confession
- Intellect
- Intellect enlightened in paradise
- The intellect not to be separated from the will
- Intellectual error
- Intellectual virtue
- Intellectual virtues
- Intemperance
- Intemperate
- Intention
- Intention, necessary in the minister of a sacrament
- Intention of avoiding offspring
- Intention of clericating in one to be ordained
- Intention of Mass
- INTENTION: the good intention gives value to acts
- Inter multiplices
- Inter sollicitudines
- Intercession
- Intercession of B. V. M.
- Intercourse
- Intercourse apt for generation
- Intercourse of an impotent person
- Intercourse of an old man
- Intercourse theory
- Intercourse with a demon
- Interdict
- Interdicted Persons
- Interdicted persons as to entering contracts
- Interest
- Interest from interest
- Interest received from a loan
- Interest-taking
- Interior prayer
- Interior temptations
- Interior venereal acts
- Intermission
- Intermission Of Works
- Internal
- An internal act
- Internal acts
- Internal and external forum
- Internal forum, external forum
- Internal sins
- Internal voluntary
- International character of socialism
- International justice
- International law
- International law on war
- International society
- International Workingmen’s Association
- Internationalism
- Internationals
- Interpellation
- Interpellation of an infidel spouse
- Interpellation of an unbelieving spouse
- Interpellations
- Interpellations required by the Pauline privilege
- Interposition
- Interpretation
- Interpretation of a law
- Interpretation of Bible
- Interpretation of contracts
- Interpretation of dispensation
- Interpretation of law
- Interpretation of laws
- Interpretation of the Constitution Officiorum
- Interpretative
- Interpretative intention
- Interpreter
- Interpreter in matrimony
- Interrogation
- Interrogation of the penitent
- Interruptio Missae for an urgent sick call
- Interruption
- Interruption of acts
- Interruption of acts of the will
- Interruption of form
- Interruption of Mass
- Interruption of Mass for an urgent sick call
- Interruption of the meal
- Interstices
- Interstices as regards Orders
- Interstices in Orders
- Interval
- Intervals
- Intervention
- Intestacy
- Intestate
- Intimacy between men
- Intimation
- Intimation of consent
- Intolerance
- Intolerance, disciplinary
- Intolerance, doctrinal
- Intolerance of the Church
- Intrinsic malice
- Intrinsically
- Intruded persons
- Intruders
- Invader of goods
- Invalid
- Invalid matrimony
- An invalidating law
- Invalidating laws
- Invalidation
- Invalidation of a vow
- Invalidation of vows
- Invalids
- Invention of novelties
- Inventor
- Inventor of a new work
- Inventory
- Inversion of appetite
- Inversion of meals
- Investigation
- Investigations
- Invincible
- Invincible ignorance or error
- Invincible impulses
- Inviolability of clergy
- Invocation
- Invocation of the Blessed Virgin Mary and of the Saints
- Invocation of the devil
- Invocation of the holy Name of Jesus indispensably required for gaining the indulgence for the dying?
- Invocation of the saints
- Involuntary
- Involuntary: what it is
- Irascibility
- Irascible Passions
- Ireland
- Irenaeus, St.
- Iron law of wages
- Irony
- Irregular
- Irregular persons (Irregulares)
- Irregularities
- IRREGULARITY
- Irregularity for clerics who co-operate in inflicting capital punishment
- Irregularity from homicide
- Irregularity, in general
- Irreligiosity
- Irreligiosity includes blasphemy
- Irreligiousness
- Irreverence
- Irreverence toward parents
- Irreverent use of the name of God
- Irritating
- Irritating law
- Irritation
- Irritation in the genitals
- Irritation of a contract
- Irritation of a vow
- Irritation of law
- Irritation of vows
- Irrumation
- Isaac
- Isaias
- Isidore of Seville, St.
- Islamism
- Israel
- Israelites
- It is licit to undergo danger of life from a grave cause
- It is not lawful to play the organ in churches of heretics
- Itala
- Italian laws on Marriage
- Italo-Greeks
- Italy
- Italy, socialism in
- Itching
- Itching in the private parts
- Itching, whether it can be driven away? Venereal and non-venereal
- Ite missa est
- Iteration
- Iudicium iuris—facti
- Ius gladii
J
- Jacob
- Jail-breaking
- James
- James, St.
- Jansenism
- Jansenists
- Januarius
- Japan
- Jaurès
- Jealousy
- Jean Paul
- Jeering
- Jehovah
- JEJUNIUM naturale
- Jeremias
- Jericho
- Jerome, St.
- Jerusalem and its temple
- Jesting
- Jesuits
- Jesuits and Pascal
- Jesuits and Protestantism
- Jesuits deny that end justifies means
- Jesus
- Jesus Christ
- JESUS CHRIST, a Spouse preferable to all spouses
- Jesus Christ the Redeemer and Messias
- Jew, can every Jew be baptized?
- Jewish people
- Jews
- Jews are not held to the laws of the Church
- Jews, the
- Jingoism
- Joachists
- Job
- Jocham, M.
- Johannine age
- John Cantius
- John Columbinus
- John Damascene
- John Hus, condemned propositions
- John Nepomucene
- John of Alexandria
- John of God
- John of Ravenna
- John of the Cross, St.
- John the Baptist
- John the Baptist, St.
- John the Evangelist
- John the Evangelist, St.
- John VIII
- John XXII.
- Jonas
- Jonas, A
- Joppe in Palestine
- Jordan
- Jörg, E
- Josaphat
- Joseph
- Joseph II.
- Joseph of Egypt
- Joseph, St.
- Josue
- Journal Officiel
- Journalism
- Journals
- Journey
- Journey undertaken in fraudem legis
- Jovinian
- Joy
- Joy concerning an evil thing
- Joy over evil (Gaudium de malo)
- Joys, why they are special
- Jubilee
- Jubilee indulgence
- Juda
- Judaea
- Judaism
- Judaizers
- Judas
- Judas Iscariot
- Judas Machabeus
- Judge
- Judge cooperating with an unjust law
- Judge in a divorce cause
- A judge ought to possess knowledge and integrity
- Judges
- Judges in Israel
- Judgment
- JUDGMENT: in obedience we should submit our judgment
- Judgment of credibility
- Judgment, the act of justice
- Judgments
- Judicial
- Judicial accusation
- Judicial actions
- Judicial acts
- Judicial interpretation of laws
- “Judicial murder
- Judicial precepts of the O.T.
- Judiciary
- Judiciary astrology
- Jugglers
- Juice
- Julian the Apostate
- Juridical
- Juridical discipline and moral discipline
- Juridical fact
- Juridical fault
- Juridical positivism
- Jurisdictio dubia
- JURISDICTION
- Jurisdiction for confession of Nuns
- Jurisdiction in the Sacrament of Penance (Jurisdictio in Sacramento Poenitentiae)
- Jurisdiction in the SACRAMENTAL forum
- Jurisdiction of Pope
- Jurisdiction of Regulars
- Jurisprudence
- Juror
- Juror, cooperating with an unjust law
- Juror judges
- Jurors
- Jury
- Jus gentium,
- Just cause for spacing births
- Just men
- Just price
- Just wage
- Justice
- Justice, as it is a habit
- Justice, definition and subject of
- Justice, division of
- Justice, injured by violation of the vow of poverty
- Justice of God
- Justice regarded etymologically
- Justice required for lawfully swearing
- Justification
- Justification, acts required for
- Justification of the sinner
- Justin
- Justin Martyr, St.
K
- Kalendarium
- Kant
- Kant: general rule of morals
- Kant, I
- Kantianism in moral matters
- Kantism
- Kautsky
- Keepers of tolls, forests, fields, etc.
- Kegel
- Kellner
- Kenrick, F. P.
- Keppler, P. W. von
- Kern
- Kerr, Ch
- Kerr & Co
- Kevelaer
- Key
- Key of the tabernacle
- Keys
- Keys given to St. Peter
- Kidnapping (plagium)
- Killing
- Killing a criminal
- Killing a fetus
- Killing an innocent person
- Killing an unjust aggressor
- Killing of a spouse
- Killing of an unjust aggressor
- Killing of oneself directly intended is a grave sin
- Killing of self
- Killing one's self
- Killing oneself
- Kindness
- Kinesthetic, coenesthetic sensations
- Kingdom of glory
- Kingdom of God
- Kings
- Kings, Queens
- Kinsfolk
- Kinship as impediment
- Kircher
- Kiss
- Kisses
- Kissing
- Kissing a non-Catholic Bible
- Kleinwächter
- Kleutgen
- Kneeling
- Knights of Columbus
- Knights of Labor
- Knights of Pythias
- Knowingly
- Knowledge
- Knowledge gained in confession
- Knowledge of God
- Knowledge of natural law
- Knowledge of sexual matters
- Koblenz, Council of
- Köhler, O
- Konings, A. (C.SS.R.)
- Koran
- Krapotkin
- Kreft
- Kresslinger, M. (O.F.M.)
- Krieg, C.
- Krupp Works
- Kuper, H. (C.SS.R.)
- Kyrie eleison
L
- La-Bas
- La Colombière, Claude de
- La Croix, Claude
- La Puente, Luis de
- La Question biblique au XIX siecle
- Labbe
- Labia majora, labia minora
- Labor
- Labor, as the source of value
- Labor capacity
- Labor, exchange-value of
- Labor forces, division of
- Labor is much commended by Scripture and the Fathers
- Labor performed as a standard of distribution
- Labor-time as a standard
- Labor-unions and socialism
- Laborer
- Laborers
- Laborers on Sundays
- Labour
- Labriola
- Lack of space
- Lacking Force
- Lacordaire
- Lacroix
- Lactantius
- Lactation
- Lafargue
- The Lame
- Lame person
- Lamennais
- Lamp
- Lamp of sanctuary
- Lamps
- Lamps before the Most Holy
- Lana
- Land
- Landed property
- Landlord
- Landlords
- Lands
- Lange, Fr. A
- Language
- Languages
- Laodicea, Council of
- Laparotomy
- Lapse
- Lapuente
- Larceny
- Lard
- Large and small labia of the vulva
- Largesses
- Lasalle
- Lasciviousness
- Lassalle
- Last
- Last end
- Last End of Man
- LAST Sacraments
- Last things
- A last will
- Last will and testament
- Last Wills
- Latae Sententiae
- Later volume of a condemned book
- Lateran
- Lateran Council
- Lateran, Council of
- Lateran Council on Easter duty
- Latimer not a martyr
- Latin America
- Latin language
- Latitudinarianism
- Latria
- Lauds
- Launoy
- Laurentius
- Laveleye, E. de
- Lavigerie
- LAW
- Law and conscience
- Law, defined
- Law, dispensation from
- Law, eternal
- Law, eternal and natural
- Law, human
- Law, human, its nature and divisions
- Law, human, its power
- Law in general
- Law, natural
- Law of competition as to merchandise
- Law of nations
- Lawgivers
- Laws
- Laws, change of
- Laws concerning Marriage
- Laws of a usurper
- Laws of New Testament
- Laws of North America concerning divorce
- Laws of the Church binding non-Catholics
- Laws of the First and Second Tables
- Laws of the Presbyters of Northumbria
- Laws on the censure and prohibition of books:
- Lawsuit
- Lawsuits
- Lawsuits already arisen
- "Lawyer."
- Lawyer's practice
- Lawyers
- Lax
- A lax conscience
- Laxism
- Laxists
- Laxity
- Lay Brothers
- Lay confraternities forbidden in convent chapels
- Lay mind
- Lay or independent morality
- Lay princes
- Lay Religious
- LAY-SISTERS, care that is to be taken of them
- Lay State
- A layman
- Laymann
- Laymen
- Layperson, baptizing
- Lazarists
- Laziness
- Leader, leaders of an army
- Leader of an army
- Leader of War
- Leaders of military forces
- Leander of the Most Holy Sacrament
- Leap
- Learned man
- Lease
- Lease-Hire
- Leases
- Leasing
- Leavened bread
- Leaves
- Lebanon, Mt.
- Lectorate
- "Lectures" for Protestant uses ("Lectures" in protestanticos usus)
- Legacies
- Legacy
- Legacy hunting
- Legal
- Legal adoption
- Legal heir (ab intestate)
- Legal incapacity of donating
- Legal justice
- Legal kinship
- Legal premium
- Legal Puberty
- Legal Relationship
- Legal reservation
- Legal succession
- Legalism
- Legatee
- Legatee or heir
- Legatees
- Legates Of The Roman Pontiff
- Legends of the Saints
- Legien, K
- Legislation
- Legislative
- Legislative Power
- Legislator
- Legislator, who he is
- Legislators
- Legitimacy
- Legitimacy of children
- Legitimate
- Legitimate acts
- Legitimate child
- Legitimate Children
- Legitimate matrimony
- Legitimate offspring
- Legitimate persons
- Legitimate Portion
- Legitimate portion of a necessary heir
- Legitimate portion of heirs
- Legitimate separation of spouses
- Legitimate title in prescription
- Legitimated child
- Legitimated Persons
- Legitimation
- Legitimation of a child
- Legitimation of an illegitimate child
- Legitimation of an illegitimate person
- Legitimation Of Offspring
- Legitime
- Lehmkuhl
- Leibnitz
- Leisure
- Leisure to be avoided
- Lender
- Lending
- Leniency
- Lenity
- Lenocinium
- Lent
- Lenten Fast
- Lenten time
- Leo IV
- Leo, St.
- Leo the Great, St.
- Leo the Tenth
- Leo the Thirteenth
- Leo the Wise
- Leo X
- Leo X. building St. Peter's Church
- Leo XII
- Leo XIII
- Leo XIII, concerning exhibitions of religions
- Leo XIII., quoted
- De Leon, D
- Leonine contract
- Leper
- Leprosy
- Leprosy does not impede Holy Communion
- Leptines, Council of
- Leroy-Beaulieu
- Les paroles d'un croyant
- Lesbian Love
- Lesion in contracts
- Less good, depraved newspapers
- Less honorable and shameful looks
- Less modest songs
- Lessees
- Lesser evil
- Lessing, G. E.
- Lessius
- Lessons
- Lessons of Christ’s Nativity
- Lethargic Persons
- Letter
- Letter or messenger, confession by
- Letters
- LETTERS, advice in regard to correspondence
- Letters between betrothed persons
- Letters, commendatory, `celebret`
- Letters requiring secrecy
- Letting
- Lettres à un Provincial
- Lettuce ("Pottage") (Lactuca)
- Level
- Levy
- Lewdness
- Lewis, D.
- Lex aeterna
- Liability
- Liability for damage done by one’s animal
- Liability for the whole (in solidum)
- Liability of fault
- Liability to punishment
- Liars
- Libel
- Libellatic contract
- Libellatici
- Libellus
- Liberal
- Liberal arts
- Liberal Works
- Liberalism
- Liberalism, its relation to socialism
- Liberalism, notion, sin
- Liberalities
- Liberality
- Liberality, virtue
- Liberals often most intolerant
- Liberative
- Libertas contradictionis
- Libertas virtutis s. gratiae
- Liberty
- Liberty, created
- Liberty not license
- Liberty of cults
- Liberty of human acts
- Liberty of judgment
- Liberty of one half asleep
- Liberty of the Church
- Liberty, religious
- Libidinous conversations
- Libidinous looks
- Librarian
- Libraries
- Libraries in Middle Ages
- Library
- Libri Poenitentiales
- Libri Sententiarum
- Liceity
- Liceity with respect to the external form of matrimony
- License
- License by which the vice of proprietorship is warded off
- License of speech and press
- License: what it is in itself, and compared with dispensation
- A lie
- Lie in confession
- Lieberman
- Liebknecht, W
- Lies
- Lies, in confession
- Lies to be avoided
- Life
- Life and health
- Life Annuity
- Life census
- LIFE, Community
- Life insurance
- Life must be preserved
- The life of man is subject to the supreme dominion of God
- Life, right to
- Ligamen
- Light
- Light, in Mass
- Light of faith
- Light of glory
- A lighted candle to be given to the baptized
- Lightly
- Lights
- Liguori
- The likely and the true
- Liljencrants, J.
- Lillebonne, Council of
- Limbo
- Limitation Acts
- Limitations of free-will
- Limits of civil toleration
- Line
- Line in consanguinity
- Lingering pleasure
- Linsenmann, F. X.
- Lipstick
- Liquid
- Liquid (wine, beer, coffee, tea, whey, etc.) does not break the fast
- Liquids
- Liquor saloon
- List of canonical causes of dispensation
- Litanies
- Litany B. V. M. titles explained
- Literary miscellany
- Literature of Moral Theology
- Lithographs
- Litigations concerning succession of goods
- Little bell
- Little bell in Mass
- Little Brush
- Little Children
- Little collation
- Little gifts
- Little morsel
- Little ones
- Little page of the Sacred Penitentiary
- The little piece which can be taken in the morning on fast days
- Little Refection
- Little rod (sexual)
- Little Supper (Coenula)
- Little supper on a day of fast
- Little supper on fast days
- Little works
- Liturgical
- Liturgical action (Liturgica Actio)
- Liturgical books
- Liturgical cult
- Liturgical Language
- Liturgical prayers
- Liturgical prescriptions
- Liturgical requisites
- Liturgical words (Liturgica Verba)
- Liturgical worship
- Liturgy
- LIVES OF THE SAINTS, how useful it is to read them
- Living
- Living in an occasion of sin
- Living Persons
- Living wage
- Lleida, Council of
- Lloyd Morgan
- Loan
- Loan For Consumption
- Loan for consumption and for use
- Loan for Use
- Loan of a prohibited book
- Loan of prohibited books
- “Loan sharks
- Loans
- Local
- Local exemption from law
- Local exemption of religious
- Local Ordinary
- Location-conduction
- Lock-out
- Locke
- Locutions (grace of contemplation)
- Lodge
- Lombard
- The Lombrosian system concerning the cause of crimes is explained
- Lombroso, C.
- Lommel
- London, Council of
- Long absence
- Long lease of land (emphyteusis)
- Longanimity
- Longsuffering
- Looking
- Looks
- Looting
- Lopez
- Loquacity
- Lora
- Lord
- Lord or master
- Lord's Day
- Lord's Prayer
- Lord's Supper
- Loretto
- Loss
- Loss of faith
- Loss of the blessing or consecration
- Loss of virtues
- Lost articles
- Lost objects
- Lost thing
- Lost Things
- Lots
- Lotteries
- Lottery
- Louis
- Lourdes
- Love
- Love affairs among youths
- LOVE, DIVINE
- Love for God
- Love in general
- Love of beatitude
- The love of Christ to be commended to virgins
- Love of enemies
- Love of friends
- Love of God
- Love of Neighbor
- Love of one's self
- Love of our enemies
- Love of Self
- Love of the world
- Love Potion
- Lover, friend
- Lovers visiting one another (Adamantes se invicem visitantes, "Company-keeping")
- Low Mass on Holy Thursday
- Low Sunday
- Lowest species
- The lowest species of sins
- Loyalty
- Lucifer
- Lucius III
- Lucrum cessans
- Lucy, St.
- De Lugo
- Luke, St.
- Lukewarmness
- Lunatic
- The lunette of a monstrance
- Lunula of the Ostensorium ought to be blessed
- Lunule
- Lust
- Lust, notion of
- Lustful conversations
- Lustful desires
- Lustful embraces, specification of them
- Lustful excitation of the breasts
- Lustful kisses: specification
- Lustful motions (Motus Luxuriosi)
- Lustful readings of spouses
- Lustful touches, specification of them
- Lustful violation of legal or spiritual kinship
- Lustful violation of public honesty
- Luther
- Lutheranism
- Luxuries not prayed for
- Luxury
- Lycurgus
- Lying
- Lying and deceiving ever permitted?
- Lying in confession
- Lynch Law
- "Lynchers."
- Lynching
- Lyons, Council of
M
- Macarius, St.
- Macedonianism
- Macedonius
- Macerations
- Machabees
- Machiavelli
- Machiavellianism
- Machinery
- Mackay, J
- Macksey
- Macon, Council of
- Madison
- Madness
- Maggi
- Magi
- Magic
- Magic wand
- Magical medicine
- Magisterium of the Church
- Magistrate
- Magistrates
- Magnanimity
- Magnanimous man
- Magnetism
- Magnificat
- Magnificence
- Maidservant
- Maidservants
- Maigre strict
- Mainz, Assembly of
- Mainz, Council of
- Major orders, minor orders
- Major religious Superior
- Major Superior
- Majority
- Majors
- Male member
- Malediction
- Malefactor
- Malefactors
- Malefice
- Malefices
- Maleficium
- Malice
- Malice of drunkenness
- The malice of sin
- Malon, B
- Malthus
- Malthus, what he wanted
- Malthusian law
- Malthusianism
- Maltreatment
- Mamertus
- Man
- Man's beatitude consists not in created goods
- Management
- Management Of Affairs
- Management of another's affairs
- Management of companies
- Manasses
- Mandatary
- Mandate
- Mandate, contract
- Mandate of Leo XII
- Mandates Of The Church
- Mandatory
- Mandatum
- Mandeville
- Manhood
- Mania
- Manichaeans
- Manicheans
- Manicheans, the
- Manicheism
- Manifestation
- Manifestation of an accomplice
- Manifestation of another's delict
- Manifestation of conscience
- Maniple
- Manna
- Manner in which a confessor is to act
- Manner in which the will is moved: freely, or necessarily
- Manning
- Manning, Cardinal
- Manslaughter
- Mansuetude, virtue
- Manual
- Manual Masses
- Manuscript
- Manuscripts
- Manuterge in Mass
- Map
- Marc, C.
- Margaret Mary Alacoque
- Margarine
- Maria-Zell
- Mariana
- Marín, Juan
- Marital
- Marital debt
- Marital power
- Mark Clement
- Mark, St.
- Market
- Market overt
- Markets
- Markets, prohibited on feasts
- Marks of Church
- Marks of friendship toward an enemy
- Marks of the Church
- Maronites
- Marriage
- Marriage a sacrament
- Marriage attempted by clerics in sacred orders or by solemnly professed persons
- Marriage banns
- Marriage Bed
- Marriage, early
- Marriage in socialism
- Marriage of conscience
- Marriage, use of
- Marriage with an unworthy person
- Marriage with unbelievers and heretics
- Marriages
- Marriages of consanguineous persons
- Marriages of conscience
- Marriages, the parish priest and
- Married
- Married clerics
- Married Men
- Martin
- Martínez de Prado, Juan
- Martyrdom
- Martyrdom called baptism of blood
- Martyrs
- Marx
- Marx, Karl
- Marxism
- Marxists, in France
- Mary
- Mary, Blessed Virgin
- Mary (Blessed Virgin), godmother in Portugal
- MARY, Mother of God, her power
- Mary of Egypt
- Masaryk
- "Masked Balls."
- Masks
- Masks at dances (Larvae in Choreis)
- Masochism
- Masonic Sect
- Masonry
- Masons
- Mass
- Mass as SACRIFICE
- Mass, for whom may it be offered?
- Mass linens
- Mass of one with failing sight
- Mass of precept (Missa de Praecepto)
- The Mass of the Presanctified
- Mass said by one who is not a priest
- Mass said in fermented bread
- Mass said with wine mixed with water
- Mass said without wine
- A Mass stipend
- Mass Stipends
- MASS, the greatness of the sacrifice of the Altar, and how to be present at it
- Mass to Be Heard
- MASS to be heard by precept
- Mass to be heard by the faithful
- Mass, with exposition of the Most Holy Sacrament
- Masses
- Masses for suicides
- Master
- Master of the Sacred Palace
- Master, "Slave-holder" (Herus)
- Masters
- Masters and servants
- Masters and workmen
- Masters, employers
- Masturbation
- Materia levis—gravis
- Material and formal
- Material integrity as regards confession
- Material object of virtues
- Material Sin
- Materialism
- Materialistic conception of history
- Materialists
- Mathathias
- Matins
- Matins, separated from Lauds
- Matrimonial banns
- Matrimonial bond
- Matrimonial causes
- Matrimonial chastity
- Matrimonial Consent
- Matrimonial convention or contract
- Matrimonial denunciations
- Matrimonial dispensation
- Matrimonial dispensations
- Matrimonial engagements
- Matrimonial legislation
- Matrimonial promise
- Matrimonial publications
- Matrimonial regimes
- MATRIMONY
- Matrimony of a spado
- Matrimony of consanguineous persons
- Matrimony of conscience
- Matrimony of eunuchs
- Matrimony of old men
- Matter
- Matter and form of marriage
- Matter and form of order
- Matter of confirmation
- Matter of Extreme Unction
- Matter of penance
- Matter of sacraments
- Matter of Sin
- Matter of the Eucharist
- Matter of the Eucharist, consecration of
- Matter of the sacrament of matrimony
- Matter of the Sacraments
- Matter of the seal
- Matthew
- Matthew V and XIX
- Mausbach
- May
- May Mass be celebrated and holy Communion given at an altar upon which the blessed Sacrament is exposed?
- Mayor
- Mayr
- Mazotta, N. (S.J.)
- Mazzinian society
- Meal
- Meals
- Mean
- Mean, golden
- The mean of the thing and of reason
- Meanness
- Means
- Means by which to induce those seriously sick to receive the Sacraments
- Means of attaining perfection
- Means of salvation
- Means to end
- Meat
- Meat broth
- Meat forbidden on days of fasting and abstinence
- Meats
- Meaux, Council of
- Medal
- Medals
- Medals as regards Indulgences
- Mediator
- Medical
- Medical Abortion (Abortus medicalis), or acceleration of the birth of an immature fetus
- Medical inspection
- Medical jurisprudence
- Medical secret
- Medicinal
- Medicinal Afflictions
- Medicinal penalties
- Medicine
- Medicine, practiced by clerics
- Medicines
- Medina
- Medina, B. de
- Mediocrity of virtues
- Meditation
- Meditations
- Medium
- Meekness
- Meekness and clemency
- MEEKNESS towards every one
- Meetings
- Mehring
- Melancholia
- MELANCHOLY, an evil that should be avoided
- Melanchthon
- Melancthon
- Melchisedech
- Members of Church
- Members of Parliament and clerics
- Members of religious households
- Members of Religious Orders and personal property
- Membranes of the Fetus
- Memoriale
- Memory
- Men
- Mendacity
- Mendicant Orders
- Mendicant religious orders
- Mendicants
- Menger, A
- Menial tasks
- Menses
- Menstrua
- Menstrual flow
- Menstruation
- Menstruation and the marital act
- Mental
- Mental and real restriction
- Mental Derangement
- Mental prayer
- MENTAL PRAYER, its moral necessity
- Mental reservation
- Mental Restriction
- Mental restrictions
- Mentula (penis)
- Mercenaries
- Merchandise
- Merchant
- Merchants
- Mercy
- Mercy of God
- Merit
- Merit de condigno
- Merit, its objects
- Merit of a good purpose
- The merit of a human act
- Merit of human acts
- Merit of the just
- Merit: what it is and of how many kinds
- Meritorious
- Meritorious acts, which they are
- Merits
- Mesa
- Mesmerism
- Messenger
- Messias
- Meteorology
- Method
- Method of Marxian argumentation
- Methodius
- Methodius, St.
- Methods in Moral Theology
- Methods of Moral Theology
- Metropolitan
- Metropolitan archbishop
- Metropolitans
- Meyenberg, A.
- Meyer, Rob
- Meyer, Rud
- Michael
- Michael Cerularius
- Michael III.
- Michel, P.
- Midday
- Middle Ages and schools
- Middle Ages, the
- Midwife
- Midwife ought to know the rite of baptizing
- Midwives
- Migne
- Mignonette, the yacht
- Mildness
- Milieu
- Militant Church
- Military chaplains
- Military commanders
- Military conscripts
- Military duty
- Military law
- Military Orders
- Military organization
- Military persons
- Military property
- Military Service
- Military service and clerics
- Military service of clerics
- Milk
- Milk and eggs
- Milk cannot be taken on a day of fast by way of drink
- Milk foods
- Milk products
- Mill, John
- Millerand
- Millers
- "Milliners."
- Mind
- Mine operators
- Mines
- Minges
- Minister
- Minister for Mass
- Minister of a Sacrament
- Minister of a Sacrament in general (Minister Sacramenti in genere)
- Minister of confirmation
- Minister of extreme unction
- Minister of marriage
- Minister of Mass
- Minister of order
- Minister of penance
- Minister of sacraments
- Minister of the Eucharist
- Minister of the sacrament of matrimony
- Minister of the Sacrament of Penance
- MINISTER of the Sacraments
- Minister of Viaticum
- Minister of worship
- Minister serving at Mass
- Ministers
- Ministers of Princes (offices)
- Ministers of the Sacrament of Marriage
- Ministration of the Sacrament of Penance
- Ministration of the sacraments
- Ministry, Christian
- A minor
- Minor and domicile
- Minor by age
- Minor children with respect to matrimony
- Minors
- Miracle
- Miracle plays
- Miracles
- Miracles, as motives of credibility
- Miseries of life not removed by Baptism
- Misery
- Misrepresentation
- Missal
- A missal with a cushion or small bookstand
- Missing Mass on Sunday
- Mission
- Mission of the apostles
- Missionaries
- Missionaries, dispensing in the Pauline privilege
- Missionaries exercising trade are excommunicated
- Missions
- Missions among unbelievers: subject of Baptism
- Mistake in contract
- Mistakes in prayers of the Mass
- MISTRESS of novices, particular admonitions
- MISTRESS of the pupils, how watchful she should be in regard to particular friendships
- Mitigated Tutiorism (Tutiorismus mitigatus)
- Mitre
- Mixed
- Mixed contract
- Mixed law
- Mixed marriage
- Mixed marriages
- Mixed Matrimonies (Mixta Matrimonia)
- Mixed matrimony
- Mixed nuptials, impediment of matrimony
- Mixed religion
- Mixed religion as prohibiting impediment
- Mixed schools
- Mixed Use
- Mixing
- Mixing of foods
- Mixture
- Mixture (Commixtio), as a species of accession
- Mobilized Soldiers
- Mockery
- Mocking
- Mode
- Mode added to a contract
- Mode in a contract (Modus in contractu)
- Mode in which St
- Moderamen inculpatae tutelae
- Moderation
- Moderation of blameless defense
- Moderation Of Blameless Self-Defense
- Moderation of inculpable protection
- Moderation of the eyes
- Modern hypnotism
- Modern magnetism
- Modern spiritism
- Modernism
- Modes
- Modes of unjust cooperation: one commanding
- Modest
- Modesty
- Modesty of adornment
- Modesty of external equipment
- Modesty of manners
- MODESTY of the eyes
- Modesty, what it is
- Modification of a last will
- Modifications
- Mohammedanism
- Mohatra
- Mohatra contract
- Mohl, R. von
- Mole
- Molina, L. de (S.J.)
- Molinos
- Molinos, Miguel de
- Molkenbuhr
- Mollities
- Monaco
- “Monarchs” by the grace of God
- Monarchy
- Monasteries and learning
- Monastery
- Monastic Orders
- Money
- Money changer
- Money-changer's table
- Money-changing
- Money-table
- Monism, materialistic
- Monitorium of a Superior obliges to denunciation of a crime
- Monitory
- Monks
- Monogamy
- Monophysitism
- Monopolies
- Monopolies (cartels and trusts) can be licit if they are circumscribed by certain limits
- Monopoly
- Monopoly of an author, inventor
- Monopoly, what it is
- A monster
- A monster to be baptized
- Monsters
- Monstra
- Monstrance
- Monstrous persons (e.g. hunchbacked, pygmies, giants)
- Montanists
- Montes pietatis
- Montesquieu
- Month
- Monthly Residence
- Monthly stay in the parish with respect to assistance at matrimony
- Moral
- Moral Act (Actus moralis)
- Moral Bodies
- Moral certainty
- Moral certitude
- Moral conscience
- Moral doctrine of Hermas
- Moral doctrine of Pope Clement
- Moral doctrine of St. Augustine
- Moral doctrine of St. Bernard
- Moral doctrine of St. Chrysostom
- Moral empiricism
- Moral Entity
- Moral evil
- Moral, good
- Moral imperfection
- Moral imperfections
- Moral impotence
- Moral intuitionism
- Moral law
- Moral law of nature
- Moral liberty
- Moral norms concerning dispositions, for frequent Communion
- Moral object: what it is, of how many kinds
- A moral or juridical person
- Moral or theological fault and juridical fault
- The moral part of St. Thomas' Summa Theologiae
- Moral person
- Moral Philosophy
- Moral Philosophy, defined
- Moral positivism
- Moral presence
- Moral Science
- Moral Sense
- Moral species of obligation
- Moral Statistics
- Moral subjectivism
- Moral System
- The moral system of compensation is set forth
- The moral system of Kantism is set forth
- Moral Systems
- Moral systems are set forth
- Moral Theology
- Moral treatises of St. Ambrose
- The moral union
- Moral value of offerings
- Moral virtues
- Moral works
- Moral works of St. Bonaventure
- Moral works of St. Cyprian
- Moralists
- Morality
- Morality, manifold in one act
- Morality of acts
- Morality of human acts
- Morality, principles of
- Morality, remedy for discontent
- Morality: what it is and of how many kinds
- Morals, purity and dignity in
- Morbid fear
- More
- More, Bl. Thomas
- More Cheaply
- More frequent scandals
- More honorable non-Catholics
- More solemn banquets in closed time
- More Urgent Cases
- The more worthy
- Morgan
- Morganatic
- Morganatic marriages
- Morganatic matrimony
- Moriah, Mt.
- Mormonism
- Morning and evening prayers
- Morning and evening prayers, and prayers before and after meals
- Morning and evening prayers are greatly to be advised
- Morning morsel
- Morning prayer
- Morose
- Morose delectation
- Morose delight
- Morose pleasure
- Moroseness
- Morosity or contentiousness
- Morphia
- Morphine
- Morphine habit
- Morsel
- Mortal
- Mortal Sin (Mortale Peccatum)
- Mortal sins
- Mortgage
- Mortgage census
- Mortgage creditors
- Mortgage, right
- Mortgages
- Mortification
- MORTIFICATION, interior
- Mortifications
- Mosaic law
- Moses
- The Most Holy Eucharist
- Most Holy Mary
- Most Holy Mary to be invoked
- Most Holy Trinity
- Most, John
- Most Universal
- Mother
- A mother has duties as to the temporal life of offspring
- Mother's milk
- Motherhood insurance
- Mothers
- Motion
- Motion pictures
- Motions
- Motions of the Soul
- Motive
- Motive of the will as to exercise
- Motive of the will as to specification
- Motives of credibility
- Motives of duty
- Motives of faith
- Motives of Sin
- Motu Proprio
- Motus primo-primus
- “Moulting” of socialism
- Mount of Piety (Mons Pietatis)
- Mounts
- Mounts of Piety
- Mourning
- Movable Goods
- Movement
- Movements
- Movements of the sensitive appetite
- “Movies
- Moya, M. de
- Moya, Mateo de
- Mozart
- Müller, E. M.
- Multiplication
- Multiplicity of morally interrupted acts
- Municipalities
- Munificence
- Murder
- Murderers
- Murmuring
- Music
- Music and Church
- Musician (Musicus)
- Musician’s cooperation by playing in Protestant churches
- Must
- The Mute
- A mute person
- The mute, the mutilated, for indulgences
- Mutes, confession by
- The mutilated
- Mutilated Person
- Mutilated persons
- Mutilation
- Mutilation of oneself
- Mutilation of oneself generally illicit
- Mutual aid
- Mutual complete acts of spouses
- Mutual consent
- Mutual duties of piety of spouses
- Mutual imperfect venereal acts of spouses
- Mutual love
- Mutual offices and rights of princes and subjects
- Mutual rights and duties of masters and workers
- Mutuum
- Muzzarelli
- Mysteries
- Mysteries of faith
- Mysteries of faith by necessity of means
- Mysteries of faith to be believed by necessity
- Mysteries of faith to be believed by necessity of means
- Mysteries of the Eucharist
- Mysteries, pagan
- Mystery
- Mystery of iniquity
- Mystery of Redemption
- Mystery of the Incarnation
- Mystic testament
- Mystic Theology
- Mystic union of the soul with God
- Mystical
- Mystical science
- Mystical Theology
- Mysticism
- Mystics
N
- Name
- Name and form of ecclesiastical law
- Name given in Baptism
- Name of an accomplice
- The name of an accomplice not to be asked by the confessor
- Name of author and editor
- NAME of church, may it be changed?
- Name of God
- Name of God taken in vain
- Name to be imposed in Baptism
- Named
- Names
- Names To Be Written
- Nantes, Council of
- Napoleon Bonap. and Pius VII.
- Narcissists
- Narcotic remedies
- Narcotics
- Narrow
- Narrowness of place
- Natalis
- Nation
- Nationality
- Nationals in modern Codes
- Nativity Of Our Lord Jesus Christ
- Nativity of the Lord
- Natural
- Natural acts
- The natural and supernatural order
- A natural child
- Natural children
- Natural defects
- Natural desire of Beatitude
- Natural divine law
- Natural family planning (use of the sterile period)
- Natural fast
- Natural fast perhaps violated
- Natural inclination
- Natural kinship
- Natural Law
- Natural law of conscience
- Natural modesty
- Natural monism
- Natural propensity
- Natural Relationship
- Natural revelation
- Natural right (Jus Naturale)
- Natural, supernatural, moral, cardinal, theological virtues
- Natural virtue
- Naturalism
- Naturalization
- Nature
- Nature (creation) reveals God
- Nature defined
- Nature, matter, and form of Confirmation
- Nature, state of integral
- Nature, state of pure
- Nature, states of human
- Nature, states of original justice, fallen, and repaired
- Nazareth
- Ne Temere
- Near occasion with relation to company-keeping
- Near occasion with relation to going to church
- Necessary by necessity of means
- Necessary goods, superfluous goods
- Necessities
- Necessity
- Necessity, extreme
- Necessity has no law
- Necessity of charity
- Necessity of confession
- Necessity of hope
- Necessity of matrimonial consent
- Necessity of matrimony
- Necessity of means
- Necessity of means and of precept
- Necessity of means, of precept
- Necessity of prudence
- Necessity of salvation
- Necessity of the Eucharist
- Necessity of the sacraments
- Necessity opposed to liberty
- Necromancy
- Necrophilia
- Necrophilism
- Necrospermia
- Need
- Needs of man
- Negative
- Negative and positive infidels
- Negative Cooperators toward damage (Cooperatores negativi ad damnum)
- Negative voluntary
- Negatively
- Negatively voluntary
- Neglect
- Neglect of duties
- Neglect of external equipment
- Neglect of religious instruction
- Negligence
- Negligence, medical
- Negotiatio forbidden to the clergy
- Negotiation
- Negotiation properly so called
- Negotiorum gestio
- Negroes
- Neighbor
- Nemaspermata
- Nemo ex re aliena locupletari potest
- Neo-Malthusian methods
- Neo-Malthusianism
- Neo-Malthusians
- Neocaesarea, Council of
- Neoconverts
- Neophyte
- Neophyte and Orders
- Neophytes
- Nepotism
- Nero
- Nestorianism
- Nestorius
- Netherlands, the
- Neurasthenia
- Neurasthenia diminishes liberty
- Neurasthenics
- Neutral schools dangerous to faith
- New apparition
- New Converts
- New devotions
- New Harmony
- New Icarian Community
- New Nuptials
- New priest
- New prophecy
- New revelation
- New Testament
- New vision
- New Year's day
- New York, socialism in
- New Zealand
- A newcomer
- The newly converted
- Newly-converted persons (Neo-conversi)
- Newman
- Newman, J. H.
- Newspapers
- Newton
- Nicaea
- Nicaea, Council of
- Nicaean Council
- Nicephorus, St.
- Nicholas
- Nicholas I
- Nicholas II
- Nicholas the First
- Nicholson
- Nietzsche, F.
- Night
- Nihil transeat
- Nihilism
- Nihilists
- Nimes, Council of
- Nipples of the breasts
- Noachian precepts
- Nobility to be considered in election of the more worthy person to a Benefice
- A nocturn
- Nocturnal pollution
- Nocturns
- Noe
- Noise
- Noldin, H. (S.J.)
- Nominalism
- Nominated contract
- Nominative power
- Non-Catholic minister called in
- Non-Catholic school
- Non-Catholic schools
- Non-Catholics
- Non-Catholics exempt from the impediment of disparity of worship
- Non-Catholics, witnesses at matrimony
- Non-Combatants
- Non-deliberate movement of sense
- Non-deliberate movements of sense, of will
- Non-deliberate movements of the will
- Non-exempt religious
- Non-Intervention
- Non-Manifesting
- Non-manifesting person
- Non-obstans
- Non-Priest
- Non-resisting person
- Non-retroactivity of law
- Nordhoff
- Norm
- Norm of morality
- Normal gain of merchants
- Normal working-day
- Norway
- Norwegian Labor Party
- Nostalgia
- Notable change
- Notaries
- Notary
- Notary public
- Notation
- Notation of Baptism
- Note-worthy art (vain observance)
- Notes
- Notes branded upon doctrines opposed to faith
- Notes of condemned propositions
- Notes of the Church
- Notice
- Notion and office of the cathedral chapter
- Notion, division, and effects of excommunication
- Notion of a pious foundation
- Notion of a secret, its varied character, obligation
- Notion of Mass
- Notion of obligation, psychological explanation
- Notion of rescript
- Notion of sacrifice, comparison with sacrament
- Notion of the Divine Office
- Notion of the voluntary
- Notoriety
- Notoriety of fact
- Notoriety of law and notoriety of fact
- Notoriety of law and of fact
- Notorious
- Notorious Art (Ars notoria)
- Notorious concubinage
- Notory Art
- Novation
- Novatus
- Novel-reading
- Novels
- A novice
- Novices
- Of novices, impediments to entrance
- Novitiate
- Novitiate, conditions and governance
- Noyes
- Nude contract
- Nude in art
- Nude worship
- Nudity
- Nudity of a woman's breasts
- Null contract
- Nullification
- Nullity
- Nullity of censure
- Number
- The number of mortal sins
- Number of persons as a standard of distribution
- Number of sins
- Numbers
- Numerical
- Numerical distinction of sin
- Numerical distinction of sins
- Nun
- Nuncios, Internuncios
- Nuns
- Nuns are held to enclosure
- Nuns as godparents
- Nuns, confessor of
- Nuns may not cooperate in confraternities
- Nuptial Blessing
- Nuptial Mass
- Nuptial pacts
- Nuptials
- Nuptials prohibited in closed time
- Nurse
- Nurses
- Nursing
- Nursing infants
- Nursing of children
- Nursing women
- Nuyts
- Nymphae
- Nymphomania
- Nymphs
O
- O’Malley
- O’Neill, A. B. (C.S.C.)
- Oath
- An oath added to a contract
- Oath formulae
- Oath of the Mission
- Oaths
- Obduracy
- Obedience
- Obedience due to the Superiors
- Obedience of Catholics to laws
- Obedience of clerics
- OBEDIENCE, the good that it brings us
- Obedientia canonica
- Oberammergau
- Oberholtzer
- Oberrauch, A. N. (O.F.M.)
- Obex
- Object
- Object and morality of act
- Object of a human act
- Object of a moral act
- Object of act
- Object of faith
- Object of hope
- Object of the charity of God
- Object of the human act
- Objections of science against faith
- Objective individualism of right
- Objective right
- Objects
- Oblates
- Oblation
- Oblations (Oblationes)
- Oblations of the faithful in church
- Obligation
- Obligation arising from vow
- Obligation induced by law
- Obligation of a contract
- Obligation of a precept
- Obligation of a vow
- Obligation of administering a sacrament
- Obligation of chastity of a cleric in major order
- Obligation of choir
- Obligation of cohabitation
- Obligation of conscience
- Obligation of elected deputies
- Obligation of giving a vote
- Obligation of human law
- OBLIGATION of law
- Obligation of laws
- Obligation of making a testament
- Obligation of military service
- Obligation of the pastoral office
- Obligation of tributes
- Obligations
- Obligations of bishops
- OBLIGATIONS of collators to Benefices
- Obligations of masters
- Obligations of religious
- Obligations of the confessor
- Obligations of the seller as to qualities and defects of the thing sold
- Obligations of witnesses
- Oblivion
- Obreption
- Obreption and subreption
- Obreption of a dispensation
- Obscene
- Obscene Books
- Obscene classics
- Obscene conversations
- Obscene images
- Obscene looks
- Obscene phantasms
- Obscene songs
- Obscene statues
- Obscene touches
- Obscene, what it is
- Obscene words
- Obscene writings
- Obscenity
- Obscenity in art
- Obsecration
- Observance
- Observance of the Lord's day and feasts
- Observance, virtue
- OBSERVANCE, zeal and firmness to sustain it
- Observation of feasts
- Observation of law
- Observations
- Obsession
- Obsession of mind
- An obstacle in the sacraments
- Obstacle Of Grace
- Obstacles to Consent
- Obstacles to voluntary action
- Obstetrical operations
- Obstinacy
- Obstraet, J.
- Occasion
- Occasion and a merely occasional cause
- Occasion, occasionary
- Occasion of sin
- Occasion of sins
- Occasionaries, as regards absolution
- Occasionary
- Occasions of Sin
- Occult
- Occult and public impediment
- Occult Compensation (Compensatio occulta)
- Occult compensation and mental reservation
- Occult Heresy
- Occult impediment
- Occult remedies
- Occult Sin
- Occult sinner
- Occupancy
- Occupancy, first
- Occupation
- Occupation, mode of acquiring
- Occupation of wild beasts
- Occupations
- Ocean
- Octave
- Odd Fellows
- Oddfellows
- Odilo
- “Odiosa sunt restringenda
- Odious
- Odious law
- Odious things are to be restricted
- Odium generis humani
- Odo of Paris
- Offender
- Offense
- Offerings
- Offerings of faithful
- Offerings of the faithful
- Offertory in Mass
- Office
- Office excusing the reading of obscene classics
- Office of inspector in neutral public schools
- Office of subdeacon on day of ordination
- Office of teaching of pastors
- Office of teaching of the confessor
- Office of the Blessed Virgin Mary (Officium B. M. V.)
- Office of the Dead (Officium Defunctorum)
- Office, what it is
- Offices
- Offices of the confessor
- Offices of the Roman Curia
- Official
- Officials
- Officials, Public
- Officiorum ac Munerum
- Officious
- Offset
- Offspring
- Oil
- Oil of catechumens used for Extreme Unction
- Oil of the sick
- Oil of the sick used for Baptism
- Oils
- Old Catholics
- Old Law
- Old people
- An old person
- Old Persons
- Old Testament
- Oleum catechumenorum used for Extreme Unction
- Oleum infirmorum used for Baptism
- Olivet, Mt.
- Omen
- Omission
- Omission is placed among acts
- Omission of an act
- Omission of some part in hearing Mass
- Omission, sin of
- Omissions
- Omitted sins
- Omnipotence of God
- Omnipresence of God
- Omniscience of God
- Omphacium
- On earth as it is in heaven
- On Holy Saturday
- On the feast of the Nativity of Our Lord Jesus Christ
- Onanism
- Onanist
- Onanistic intercourse,
- Onanistic wife
- One accustomed to sin
- One act
- One adhering to the invasion of the Pontifical Dominion
- One admitting by name excommunicated persons to divine offices
- One author
- One banned
- One bound
- One causing damage
- One causing damage in spiritual or in other goods
- One Commanding
- One confessing during the time of Mass
- One consenting
- One consenting to damage
- One constrained
- One counseling
- One counseling as an unjust cooperator
- One counseling damage
- One counseling restitution from error
- One defrauding taxes
- One destroying goods of the Roman Church
- One detaining Prelates of the Church
- One Drawing Back
- One Dreaming
- One drop or another of water
- One ejected from Religion
- One expelling an ecclesiastical Prelate from his lands
- One falsely signing petitions in the name of the Roman Pontiff
- One flesh
- One furnishing help to an excommunicated person
- One giving counsel
- One giving recourse
- One Habituated (Consuetudinarius, habituatus)
- One hearing
- One impeding the attainment of a just good
- One injuring someone on account of Acts of the Holy See
- One invading goods of the Roman Church
- One lacking an eye
- One lending
- One living in the same house
- One Making Gain
- One Mandating
- One mandating or commanding
- One meal
- One negligent in office
- One Not Hindering
- One Not Manifesting
- One not standing in the way (Obstans, Non)
- One notoriously bound by censure with respect to matrimony
- One of full age
- One oppressed
- The one ordaining is suspended who ordains
- One Participating
- One permitting a duel
- One perturbing
- One plundering writings of the Holy Office
- One printing
- One prohibiting the promulgation or execution of acts of the Holy See
- One ratifying persecution of a Prelate of the Church
- One recurring to the secular forum
- One's own body
- One seizing Prelates of the Church
- One selling base books, etc.
- One sequestering jurisdiction
- One terrifying
- One to be Baptized (Baptizandus)
- One To Be Ordained
- One Usurping
- One usurping goods of patronage
- One usurping jurisdiction or goods of the Church
- One who causes damage
- One who has undergone vasectomy
- Oneiromancy
- Onerous
- Onerous contract
- Onerous loan
- Oneself
- Onias
- Oniromancy (Oniromantia)
- Oophorectomy
- Open
- Opening
- Opening of letters
- Opera forensia
- Opera liberalia
- Opera media
- Opera meliora
- Opera omnia on the Index
- Operarii
- Operation
- Operations
- Opinion
- Opinions of St. Alphonsus
- Opinions, probability and choice of
- Opium
- Opportuneness of obligation (the bond)
- Oppression
- Oppression of a woman
- Oppression of the poor
- Option
- “Options
- Opus operatum
- Opus operatum, opus operantis
- Oracle
- Oracles
- Orange, Council of
- Orate Fratres in Mass
- Oratio communis
- Oratories
- Oratory
- Orchestra in church
- The Ordained
- Ordainer
- Ordeal
- Ordeal by Fire
- Ordeals
- Order
- Order as a sacrament
- Order as SACRAMENT
- Order in general
- Order of Charity
- Order of exorcist
- Order of Lectorate
- Order of Mass
- The order of restitution
- Order of the Creed
- Order, ordination
- Order, sacrament
- Order to be observed in charity
- The order to be observed in the canonical Hours
- Orders
- Ordinances
- Ordinaries
- Ordinary
- Ordinary dispensing
- Ordinary, executor of pious wills
- Ordinary faculty of indulging prohibited books
- Ordinary jurisdiction
- Ordinary of the place
- Ordinary of the place, Ordinary
- Ordination
- Ordination, Order
- Ordo Divini Officii Recitandi
- Ordo sepeliendi parvulos-adultos
- Organ
- Organ-Playing in a heretical church
- Organic causes of impotence
- Organism of Church
- Organist (Organista)
- Organists
- Organization of production
- Organs
- Organs of generation
- Orgasm
- Orientals
- Orientals exempt from the Code
- Orientals impeded from entrance into a Latin religion
- Origen
- Origen in the moral matter
- Origin and phenomena of spiritism
- Origin of ecclesiastical celibacy
- Origin of man
- Origin of sin
- Original Sin
- Original sin, punishment due to
- Originative
- Orlando di Lasso
- Orleans, Council of
- Orphanage
- Orphanages
- Orphans
- Orsi, Giuseppe Agostino
- “Orthodox” Greek
- Orthodox Marxists
- Osee
- Ostensorium
- Ostentation
- Ostiariate
- Others' sins
- Ottilia
- Ought
- Ouija board
- Ouija Boards
- Our
- Our Father
- “Our Lord”
- Outcry
- Outlays
- Outside the Times
- Outsiders
- Ovaries
- Ovariotomy
- Overpopulation
- Overproduction
- Oviduct
- Oviducts
- Ovulation
- Owen, R
- Owner Of A Thing
- Ownerless goods
- Ownerless objects
- Ownership
- Ownership of clerics
- Ownership of ecclesiastical goods
- Ownership of wives and sons
- Ownership, subject and object of
- Ownership, ways of acquiring
- "Oxyures"
- "Oysters."
P
- Pacificus Novariensis
- Pacifism
- Pact
- Pact of protimesis
- Pact of redemption
- Pactum de peccato patrando
- A pagan
- Pagan blindness
- Paganism
- Pagans
- Pagella
- Pain
- Painters
- Painters, as regards immodest things
- Painting
- Painting with a needle
- Painting with brush or needle
- Paintings
- Palestine
- Palestrina
- Paley
- Pall
- Pall of linen or hemp
- Pallium
- Palm Sunday
- Palmieri, D. (S.J.)
- Palmistry
- Palpo
- Pamphlet
- Pamphlets and books of prayers
- Pan-Christianism
- Pandects
- Pantheism
- Pantheists
- Pantheon
- Papa
- Papacy
- Papal
- Papal blessing
- Papal cases
- Papal elections
- Papal titles
- Paper
- Parables
- Parables used by Christ
- Paradise
- Paradoxism
- Paraguay
- Paraments (Paramenta)
- Paramimia
- Paranoia
- Paraphernal goods
- Paraphernal goods of wives
- Paraphernalia
- Parasceve
- Parcimonial Goods
- Parcimonial goods of Clerics
- Pardon
- Pardoners
- Parent
- Parental authority
- Parents
- Parents, consent of
- Parents, consent of, to marriage
- Parents have the right of educating their own children
- Parents of betrothed persons
- Parents prohibited from administering Baptism
- Parents to be consulted about nuptials
- Paresthesia
- Paris, Council of
- Parish
- Parish Priest
- A parish priest ought to exercise the duty of teaching by preaching the word
- Parish priests
- Parks
- Parliament
- PARLOR, behavior while in it
- Parochial
- Parochial books
- Parochial rights
- Parochial system
- Parochial vicars
- Parrots
- Parsimony
- Part
- Partiality in Bishop's appointment not simony
- A participant
- Participant obligated by restitution
- Participating person
- Participation
- Participation in profits (participation aux benefices
- Participation of Catholics in Non-Catholic Services
- Participation with heretics
- Particles
- Particles of the Holy Cross
- "Parties."
- Partition of inheritance
- Partner (Socius)
- Partner in injustice
- Partnership
- Partnership in crime
- Partnerships
- Parts of the body
- Parts of the brain in sexual appetite
- Parts of the spinal cord in the sexual appetite
- PARTY-SPIRIT in convents, the evil that it creates
- Parvificence
- Parvitas materiae
- Parvity of matter
- Pascal
- Pascal, B.
- Paschal
- Paschal Communion (Communio Paschalis)
- Paschal II
- Paschal lamb
- Paschal precept
- Pasqualigo Z.
- Passage
- Passages of Sacred Scripture explained
- Passion
- Passion and sin
- Passion of Christ
- Passion of Christ foretold
- Passion, passions
- Passion Play
- Passions
- PASSIONS, how we should strive to combat them
- Passions in particular
- Passions, the
- Passions to be subdued
- Passive
- Passive algolagnia
- Passive assistance is invalid
- Passive assistance of the priest at matrimony is always invalid
- Passive resistance
- Past
- Past acts: whether they fall under law
- PASTOR
- Pastor, assistance at marriage
- A pastor of souls
- Pastor’s duty toward parishioners
- Pastor's parts in matrimony
- Pastoral office
- Pastoral prudence
- Pastoral theology
- Pastors
- Pastors: notion, function, rights and privileges
- Pastors to be prayed for
- Pasturage
- Pasture
- Paten
- Patent of invention
- "Patent-right."
- Patents
- Pater noster
- Pater Noster and venial sin
- Paternal or maternal inheritance
- Paternal Power
- Paternity
- Pathological States
- Patience
- PATIENCE in general
- Patriarchs
- Patriarchs of Old Testament
- Patriarchs, Primates
- Patrick, St., Synods of
- Patrimonial and quasi-patrimonial goods of a Cleric
- Patrimonial Goods
- Patrimonial goods of a cleric
- Patrimonial goods of clerics
- Patrimonial rights of children
- Patrimony
- Patrimony of Clerics
- Patriolatry
- Patriotism
- Patriotism in socialism
- Patriotism of Catholics
- Patristic period in the history of Moral Theology
- Patron
- Patron saint
- Patron saints
- Patronage
- Patronage of the poor in judgment
- Patuzzi, J. V.
- Paul
- Paul III
- Paul IV
- Paul, St.
- Pauline
- Pauline privilege
- Paullus, N.
- Paulsen, Fr
- Pauperism
- Pauperization, theory of
- Pavia, Council of
- Pawn
- Pawnbrokers
- Pawning
- Pawntickets
- Pax
- Payment
- Payment of a debt
- Payment of debt, what it is
- Payment of debts
- Payment of What Was Not Owed
- Payments of Debt
- Payne, J. H.
- Peabody
- Peace
- PEACE, interior, fruit of obedience
- Peace of soul
- Peaceableness
- Peaceful
- Peccata mortalia ex toto genere suo—ex genere suo non toto—ex genere suo—per accidens
- Peccatum irremissibile
- Peculation
- Peculatus
- Peculium
- Peculium of a Religious (Peculium Religiosi)
- Peculium of clerics
- Peculium of Religious
- Pecuniary mutuum
- Pedagogical utility of the apostolate
- Pederasty
- Pelagianism
- Penal
- Penal clause
- A penal law
- Penal laws
- Penalties
- Penalties ab homine
- Penalties and Censures imposed upon Bishops
- Penalties of those teaching or defending condemned propositions
- Penalty
- Penalty, impediment to entrance into religion
- The penalty of guilt induced by sin
- PENANCE
- Penance as a part of the sacrament
- Penance as a SACRAMENT
- Penance as a virtue
- Penance as sacrament
- Penance as virtue
- Penances
- Penis
- Penitence
- Penitent
- Penitential books
- Penitential discipline of the early Church
- Penitential dispositions
- Penitentiary
- The penitentiary of a cathedral or collegiate church
- Penitents
- Pension
- Pensions
- Pentecost
- People
- The people is not legislator
- Pepin
- Pepsin
- Peptone
- Peptones
- Peptonum
- Per accidens, per se
- Per se... by accident
- Peraea in Palestine
- Peraldus
- Perault
- Perception
- Peregrini
- Perfect coitus
- Perfect Contrition
- Perfect contrition as valid substitute for Confession
- Perfect divorce
- Perfect divorce with respect to the bond
- Perfect society
- Perfection
- PERFECTION, every Christian must strive to attain it
- Perfection, kinds of
- Perfection, obligation of religious
- Perfidy
- Periculum sortis amittendae
- Perinde valere
- Periodic continence
- Periodic continence, motives for
- Periodic pamphlets
- Periodical Books
- Periodical publications
- Periodicals
- Perjury
- Permanence
- Permission
- Permission for assisting at the matrimony of non-subjects
- Permission, in a moral matter
- Permission to read forbidden books
- Permissive
- Permitted
- Permitting
- Pernerstorfer
- Perpetua
- Perpetual adoration
- Perpetual light before the altar of the Most Holy Eucharist
- Perpetual vows
- Perpetuities
- Perpetuity
- Perpetuity of Church
- Perpetuity of matrimony
- Perplexed
- Perplexed Case
- A perplexed conscience
- Perplexed person (Perplexus)
- Perplexing case
- Perplexity of conscience
- Persecution
- Persecution of faith
- Persecutions of the Church
- Persecutors
- Perserverance
- Perseverance
- Perseverance in prayer
- PERSEVERANCE in prayer, and final perseverance
- Perseverance in the chosen vocation
- Person
- Person in God
- A person of age
- Person of full age
- Personal
- Personal injuries
- Personal law
- Personal sacrilege
- Personate
- Persons
- Persons deprived of their senses
- Persons to be avoided
- Pertinacity
- Pesch
- Peshito
- Pessaries
- Pessary
- Pessimism
- Pestilence
- Peter
- Peter Claver
- Peter Damian, St.
- Peter de Palude
- Peter Lombard
- Peter, St.
- Peterson
- Petition
- Petition for another's sin, persuasion
- Petition for civil divorce
- Petition of dispensation
- Petitions
- Petroleum
- Petty Thefts
- Petulance
- Phalanx
- Pharisaic
- Pharisaic conscience
- Pharisaic ostentation
- Pharisaical scandal
- Pharisees
- Pharmacist
- Pharmacists
- Philanthropy
- Philip I of France
- Philip Neri, St.
- Philippine Islands
- Philippovich, E. von
- Philosophic sin
- Philosophy
- Philosophy and modern unrest
- Philotimy
- Philter (Philtrum)
- Philtre
- Phimosis
- Phobias to be avoided
- Phoenicia
- Photius of Constantinople
- Photographers
- Photography
- Phrenesis
- Phrenology
- Phthisis and the use of marriage
- Physical impotence for matrimony
- Physical laws, laws of arts
- Physical person, moral person
- Physical touch
- Physical touch of instruments
- Physical violence
- Physician
- A physician ought to possess competent knowledge
- Physicians
- Physicians, as regards immodest things
- Physiognomy
- Physiological law of association
- Picketing in strike
- "Picnics."
- Picture
- Pictures
- Piety
- Piety, filial
- Pigeons
- Pilferings of provisions: a case of restitution
- Pilgrim
- Pilgrimages
- Pilgrims
- Pilgrims with respect to particular laws
- Pillage of Church property
- Pioneers of socialism
- Pious
- Pious cause
- Pious causes
- Pious Foundations
- Pious Legacies
- Pious penitents
- Pious Persons
- Piracy (robbery at sea)
- Pius IV
- Pius IX
- Pius IX. and Immaculate Conception
- Pius the Ninth
- Pius the Tenth
- Pius VI
- Pius VII
- Pius VII. and Napoleon
- Pius X
- Place
- Place of Baptism
- Place of heaven
- Place of illegitimate offspring in the State
- Place of marriage
- Place of Mass
- Placenta
- Places
- Plagiarism
- Plagium
- Plague
- Plaintiff
- Plaintiff in a divorce cause
- Plaintiffs
- Planchette
- Planting
- Plants
- Platform, of American socialists
- Plato
- Play is moderated through modesty
- Playgrounds
- Playing
- Plays
- Pleasurable expenses
- Pleasure
- Pleasure as motive not sinful
- Pleasure trips
- Pleasures
- Plechanow
- Pledge
- Pledge, right
- Pledge whose fruits replace interest (antichresis)
- Pledges
- Pledging
- Plenary indulgence
- Plenary indulgence at the point of death
- Plenary indulgences
- Pliny to Trajan
- Plotting
- Plunkett
- Plurality
- Plurality of Benefices
- Plurality of objects
- Pneumatics
- Poaching
- Poena conventionalis
- Poetry, socialistic
- Pohle
- Poincare, Henri
- The point or danger of death
- Poison
- Poisoned weapons in war
- Poisoning
- Police
- Policy in insurance
- Politeness
- Political
- Political Factions
- Politics
- Politics and religion
- Polity
- Pollutio
- Pollution
- Pollution and Communion
- Pollution of a church
- Pollution of a church or sacred place
- Pollution of "church
- Pollution of one not yet pubescent
- Polyandry
- Polycarp, St.
- Polygamy
- Polygyny
- Polytheism
- Pompey
- De Ponte
- Pontiff
- Pontifical
- Pontifical Commission concerning the biblical matter
- Pontifical Court
- Pontifical Indult of private Oratory
- Pontifical State
- Pontificalia
- Pontificals
- Pontius
- Pontius Pilate
- Poor
- Poor Persons
- Poor Souls
- Poor, the
- Pope
- The Pope of Rome
- Popular vengeance
- Pornographic letters
- "Porro"
- Porro's Operation
- Portable
- Portable altar
- Portent
- Porter
- Porterhood
- Portiuncula
- Portiuncula indulgence
- Portiuncula indulgences
- PORTRESS, particular admonitions
- Portugal
- Position of one lying down
- Positive
- Positive cooperation
- Positive cooperators
- Positive Cooperators toward damage (Cooperatores positivi ad damnum)
- Positive divine law
- Positive laws
- Positive laws to be considered in the treatise on justice
- Positive Method
- Positive voluntary
- Positivism
- Positivists
- The possessed
- Possession
- Possession by a demon (Possessio per daemonem)
- Possession of the conjugal state
- Possessor
- Possessor bonae fidei
- Possessor bonae fidei and the duty of restitution
- Possessor in bad faith
- Possessor in doubtful faith
- Possessor in good faith
- A possessor in good faith and the duty of restitution
- Possessor in good faith, what he must restore
- A possessor of another's thing
- Possessor Of Bad Faith
- Possessors
- Possibilists
- Postulancy
- Postulancy in religion
- Postulants
- Postulation
- Potential parts of virtues
- Potential, quasi-integral, subjective parts of virtues
- "Pottage."
- Potters
- Poulain, A., (S.J.)
- Poverty
- Poverty and divine providence
- Poverty of a widow
- Poverty of Christ
- Poverty of the widow
- POVERTY, religious, its necessity
- Power
- Power in dispensing
- Power of confessors concerning reserved matter
- Power of hearing upon carnal commotion
- Power of Jurisdiction
- Power of Jurisdiction as regards
- Power of love upon the sexual appetite
- Power of olfaction upon carnal commotion
- Power Of Order
- Power of order and of jurisdiction
- Power of Order as regards
- Power of remitting sins
- Power of sinning
- Power of smell upon carnal commotion
- Power of the exterior senses upon the sexual appetite
- Power of the husband
- Power of the imagination upon the sexual appetite
- Power of the internal sense upon the sexual appetite
- Power of the keys
- Power of the season of the year upon the sexual appetite
- Power of the voice upon sexual affection
- Powers
- Powers that be
- Practical intellect
- Practical judgment
- Practicality
- Practice
- The practice of medicine
- Prague
- Praise
- Praise and value of Catholic virginity
- Praise of God
- Praisers
- Prayer
- Prayer and science
- Prayer crown for indulgences
- Prayer crowns
- PRAYER, its necessity
- Prayers
- Prayers before and after Mass
- Prayers for indulgences
- Preacher
- Preachers
- Preaching
- Preaching of the Gospel
- Preambles of faith
- Precarious loan
- Precarium
- Precautions
- Precedence
- A precept
- Precept of abstinence
- Precept of charity
- Precept of charity of neighbor
- Precept of external faith
- Precept of hearing Mass
- Precept of hope
- Precept of internal faith
- Preceptive law
- Precepts
- Precepts, affirmative and negative
- Precepts and prohibitions of the Constitution Officiorum
- Precepts of natural law
- Precepts of the Church
- Precepts of the Decalogue
- Precipitancy
- Precipitation
- Precipitation in acting
- Prediction (Vaticinium)
- Predominant intention
- Preface in Mass
- Prefect
- Prefects of Provinces
- Prefecture
- Preference, love of
- Pregnancy
- Pregnancy and the conjugal act
- Pregnant Woman
- Pregnant women
- Prelate
- Prelates
- Prelates nullius
- Prelature
- Premature delivery
- Premium contract
- Premium in insurance
- Preparation
- Preparation for Communion
- Preparations for war
- Prepubescent
- Prepubescent person
- Prepubescent persons
- Prepubescents (Impuberes)
- Prepuce
- Prerogative of Clerics
- Presbyter
- Presbyterate
- Presbytery
- Prescribed prayers
- Prescription
- Prescription, acquisitive, liberative
- Prescription and custom
- Prescription of a thief
- Prescriptions of natural law
- Presence
- Presence at Mass
- Presence of Christ in the Eucharist
- Presence of God
- PRESENCE of God, effects produced by this holy exercise
- The present life, cause of sadness and joy
- Present order of divine Providence
- Presentation
- Presentation to a Benefice
- Presents
- Preservation of oneself
- President
- Press
- Press, liberty of the, in socialism
- Press, license of
- Press, socialistic, in Austria
- Prestige
- Presumed consents concerning the future
- Presumed heretic
- Presumed intention
- Presumed Matrimony (Matrimonium Praesumptum)
- Presumed voluntary
- Presuming to absolve
- Presumption
- Presumption against hope
- Presumption as a principle for solving cases
- Presumption (conjecture)
- Presumption founding law
- Presumption of a Pact
- Presumption of law
- Presumption of life of a missing husband
- Presumption of Novelties
- Presumption of Self
- Presumption of the consummation of matrimony
- Presumption (rashness) sinful
- Pretence
- Preternatural events by evil spirits
- Pretext of disguised lust
- Pretext of immodesty
- Prevention of offspring
- Previous censure
- Previous marriage
- Priapism
- Price
- Price in sale
- Price of a thing
- Price, what it is
- Prices
- Pride
- PRIDE: the proud man is a robber, is blind, is a liar
- Prierias
- A priest
- Priest blessing
- Priest dispensing
- A priest growing blind
- A priest ought to be shod in the celebration of Mass
- Priest without charge
- Priesthood
- Priesthood Order
- Priests
- Priests and laws concerning matrimony or civil divorce
- Priests with failing sight
- Primacy of Pope
- Primate
- Primitive
- Primitive division of goods
- Prince
- Princes
- Principal
- Principal and agent
- Principal contract
- Principal rights in a thing
- Principal Scapulars
- Principle
- Principle of double effect
- Principle of moral theology
- Principle of possession
- Principles
- Principles of a human act
- A printer
- Printers
- Printers of prohibited books
- Printing
- Printing of a book
- Printing of bad books
- Prior bond
- Prior rights
- Prison
- Prison discipline
- Prisoners
- Private
- Private Chapel
- Private enterprise
- Private fund (peculium)
- Private fund of religious (peculium)
- Private oratory
- Private ownership
- Private parts
- Private property: juridical explanation
- Private revelation
- Private revelations
- Private war
- Privation
- Privation of a hoped-for good
- Privation of ecclesiastical burial
- Privation of mode, species, and order
- Privation of parish (Privatio parochiae)
- Privilege
- Privilege among credits
- Privilege of Canon
- Privilege of competence
- Privilege of creditors
- Privilege of faith
- Privilege of Forum
- Privilege of forum for Clerics
- Privilege of the altar
- Privilege of the canon
- Privilege of the Canon for Clerics
- Privilege: what it is and of how many kinds
- Privileged
- Privileged Altar (Altare privilegiatum)
- Privileged creditors
- Privileged forum
- Privileged jurisdiction of regulars
- Privileges
- Privileges or Prerogatives of Clerics
- Prize
- Probabiliorism
- Probabiliorism, probabilism, equiprobabilism
- Probabiliorists
- Probabilism
- Probabilism, compensative
- Probabilism, moderate
- Probabilissima
- Probabilists
- Probability
- Probability, nature of
- Probability of fact
- Probability, probable
- Probability, use of in practice
- Probable
- Probable fulfillment of the conditions of an indulgence
- Probable Opinion
- Probity
- Probity of life in one to be ordained
- Probst
- Process
- Processions
- Proclamation
- Proclamation of banns
- Proclamations
- Proclamations of matrimony
- Proclamations to be premised before matrimony
- Proclivity to evil does not become necessity of sinning
- Procurantes abortum, who incurs the censure?
- Procuratio abortus
- Procuration
- Procurator
- Procurator at law
- Procurator in matrimony
- Procurators
- Procuring abortion
- Prodigal
- Prodigality
- Prodigals
- Production in socialist state
- Production, means of
- Production of a Thing
- Profanation of church
- Profanation of Sunday
- Profectitious Goods
- Professed religious and obligation of the breviary
- Profession
- Profession, choice of, in socialism
- Profession of Faith
- Professional secrecy
- Professors
- Profit
- Profit from Mass stipends
- Profit, rate of
- Profiteering
- Profusion
- Progress
- Progress in socialism
- Prohibited books
- Prohibited Cult
- Prohibited sects
- Prohibited societies
- Prohibited Things
- Prohibiting impediment
- Prohibition
- Prohibition of a book
- Prohibition of books
- Prohibition of custom
- Prohibition of marriage
- Prohibition of the Church
- Prohibition of the Church obstructing matrimony
- Prohibitions of the Constitution Officiorum
- Proletariat
- Promise
- Promise a binding contract
- Promise made to the Church or to a pious cause
- Promise of God
- Promise of marriage
- Promise of matrimony made to a girl in order to seduce her
- Promise under oath
- Promises
- Promises of matrimony
- Promisor
- Promisor in a contract
- Promissory
- Promissory oath
- Promotion of Undeserving Candidates
- Promulgation
- Promulgation of a law
- Promulgation of law
- Promulgation of law necessary
- Proneness of man to evil
- Pronunciation
- Proof
- Propaganda College at Rome
- Propaganda Fide (Congregation)
- Propagation of Christianity and the Church
- Propagation of Church
- Propagation of faith
- Propagation of the Christian religion
- Propensities
- Propensities of the soul
- The proper Calendar of the Breviary to be observed
- Proper parish priest
- Properties of human law
- Properties of matrimony
- Property
- Prophecies, as motives of credibility
- Prophecies of Conception and Nativity of Christ
- Prophecy
- Prophets
- Propitiation
- Proposition
- Propositions
- Propositions, condemned
- Propositions, lax
- Propositions of Baius
- Propositions of the Jansenists
- Propositions opposed to faith
- Propositions qualified by a theological note
- Proprietor
- Propriety
- Proscribed persons
- Proscribed Societies
- Prosecution
- Proselytism
- Prostate
- Prostitute
- Prostitutes
- Prostitution
- Protection of the insane
- Protectorates
- Protest
- Protestant ethics
- Protestant Foundling Hospital
- Protestant propaganda
- Protestantism
- Protestants
- Protestants and the commandments of the Church
- Protestants not bound by the laws of the Church
- Protestation
- Protestations commanded by Urban VIII
- Protevangelium
- Proudhon
- Provida Constitution
- Providas
- Providence
- Providence of God
- Providentissimus Deus
- Province
- Provincial Council
- Provincial Letters
- Provincialism
- Provision
- Provocation
- Provocation to sin
- Provocations
- Provostship
- A proxy
- Prudence
- Prudence, notion, degrees, functions, opposite vices, connected gift of Counsel
- Prudence of the Confessor
- Prüm
- Pruner, J. E.
- Pruritus
- Pruritus in the shameful parts
- Psalms
- Pseudo-mystics
- Pseudonymous books
- Psychasthenia
- Psychiatry
- Psychic abnormalities
- Psychic disturbances
- Psychic illness and the imputation of bad acts
- Psychoanalysis
- Psychogenic reactions
- Psychology
- Psychopathies
- Psychopathology
- Psychoses
- Puberes
- Puberty
- Puberty and reserved cases
- Pubescent person
- Pubescent Persons
- Pubiotomy
- Public
- Public and private societies
- Public Auction (Auctio publica)
- Public burdens
- Public concubinage
- Public dance halls
- Public danger
- Public elections
- Public exposition of the Most Holy Eucharist
- Public Honesty
- Public honesty, impediment of matrimony
- Public impediment of matrimony
- Public matrimony
- Public offices
- Public officials
- Public or notorious crime
- Public order
- Public order, what it is
- Public propriety
- Public propriety and intercourse
- Public propriety as diriment impediment of matrimony
- Public Schools
- Public secular offices prohibited to Clerics and Beneficed persons
- A public, semipublic, and private oratory
- A public sinner
- Public sinners
- Public sinners not admitted to Holy Communion
- Public sinners with respect to matrimony
- Public testament
- Public theaters
- Publication of a crime
- Publication of law
- Publice indigni
- Publicity
- Publishers
- Pudicity
- Puerperium
- Puncture
- Puncturing of the heart
- Punishment
- Punishment, eternal
- Punishment, guilt of (reatus poenae)
- Punishment of sin
- Punishments
- Punishments of sin
- Punitive Sterilization
- Pupil
- Pupils
- Pupils of religious
- Purchase
- Purchase of a prohibited book
- Purchase of stolen goods
- Purchase-Sale (Emptio-venditio)
- Pure contract
- “Pure” duties
- Pure probabilism
- “Pure Virgin
- Purgative virtues
- Purgative way (in contemplation)
- Purgatory
- PURGATORY, pains that must be endured there
- Purgatory place of punishment and satisfaction to God's justice
- Purification B. V. M.
- A purificator
- Puritans
- PURITY
- Purity, education of children in
- Purity of heart blessed
- Purity of intention
- Purple in liturgy
- Purpose
- Purpose and execution: whether the latter adds morality
- Purpose, as part of contrition (Propositum, ut pars contritionis)
- Purpose in the sacrament of penance
- Purpose of amendment
- Purpose of not sinning for the future
- Purpose required in confession
- Pusillanimity
- Pusillanimity opposed to fortitude
- Putative
- Putative matrimony
- Pygmies
- Pyramid of capacities
- Pyromancy
- Pythagoras
- Pythian Sisters
- Pythias and Damon
- Pythonism
- Pyx
- Pyx and lunette of the monstrance
- Pyx for preserving the Eucharist
Q
- Quadragesima
- Quakers
- Qualified contract
- Qualities
- Qualities of a Confessor
- Quality
- Quamvis
- Quanta cura
- Quantity
- Quantity of foods
- Quarrels
- Quasi-Castrensian Goods
- Quasi-Contract
- Quasi-Delict
- Quasi-Domicile
- Quasi-inspiration
- Quasi-parish priest
- Quasi-Parish Priests
- Quasi-pastors
- Questing
- Questioning
- QUESTIONING a penitent in the confessional
- Questioning penitents
- Questions (Interrogationes)
- Questions actuelles
- Questions to be asked by a confessor
- Questions to be asked in confession
- Quickness
- Quiet
- Quietism
- Quietists
- Quinquagesima
- Quinquennial Faculties
- Quinquennial report of bishops
- Quintilian, on celibacy
- Quo graviora
- Quod Apostolici
R
- Race
- RACE suicide
- Race-track gambling
- Radical sanation of matrimony
- Radio
- Radulphus Ardens
- Railroad (Via ferrea)
- Railroads
- Railway company
- Railway disaster caused by mischief and duty of restitution
- Railways
- Rancor
- Ransom
- Rape
- Raphael
- Rapine
- Rappenhöner, J.
- Rapture
- Raptus
- Raptus as diriment impediment
- Rash
- Rash credulity
- Rash Doubt
- Rash friendship
- Rash judgements
- A rash judgment
- Rash judgments
- Rash Opinion
- Rash suspicion
- Rash suspicion approaches rash judgment
- Rashness
- Rassler
- Ratherius of Verona
- Ratified and consummated matrimony
- Ratified Marriage
- Ratified matrimony
- Ratihabition
- Ratio legis
- Ratio of profit
- Ratio of surplus-value
- Rationalism
- Rationalists
- Ratisbonne
- Raupert, J. G.
- Ravishers of women
- Raymond of Peñafort, St.
- Raymond of Pennafort, St.
- Re-exchange
- Read, Mr. C.
- Reader
- Readers
- Reading
- Reading another's letters
- Reading bad books
- Reading books attacking the faith
- Reading of a book
- Reading Of Books
- Reading of prohibited books
- Reading prohibited books
- READING, spiritual, its utility
- Real
- Real contract
- Real indulgences
- Real injury against persons, goods, punishment
- Real Presence
- Real Presence of Christ in the Eucharist
- Real property, personal property
- Reason
- Reason and faith
- Reason in man
- Reasoning
- Rebaptization
- Rebaptizing person
- Rebeccas
- Rebellion
- Rebuilding
- Receiver
- Receiver of a heretic
- Receivers (Receptatores)
- Receiving (Acceptio)
- Receiving Holy Communion several times in the same day
- Recent Accusation
- Reception
- Reception of a Sacrament
- Reception of the Sacraments
- Recidivist
- Recidivists
- Recitation
- Reclus, El
- Reclusion
- Recollection
- Recompense (as regards gratitude)
- Recompense for a benefit
- Recompense of a benefit
- Reconciliatio ecclesiae
- Reconciliation
- Reconciliation of a church
- Reconciliation of enemies
- Reconciliation with enemies
- Recoupment
- Recourse
- Recourse, obligated by restitution
- Recovery of health in sickness
- Recreation
- RECREATION: modesty in conversation
- Rectitude
- Rectitude of conscience to be cultivated
- Rector of a college
- Rectors
- Rectors of academies of arts
- Rectors of seminaries
- Recursus
- Red Cross
- Red in liturgy
- Redeemer
- Redemption
- Redemption from unjust vexations
- Redemptorists
- Redhibitory vices
- Redhibitory vices as regards things sold
- Reduction
- Reduction of Masses
- Refection (Refectio)
- REFECTORY: virtues that one may practise therein
- Referee
- Reference of actions to God
- Referendaries
- Referendary
- Reflex
- Reflex certitude
- Reflex Principles
- Reflex principles for forming conscience
- Reflex principles of morality
- Reformation
- Reformation, the
- Reformers
- Regeneration
- Regeneration in baptism
- Regicide
- Regimen
- Reginald
- Registrar
- Registration
- Regnier de Marais
- Regulae pro confessariis de licitis et illicitis, in conjugio
- Regular
- Regular abbot
- Regular and irregular heirs
- A regular dispensed by the local Ordinary
- Regular prelate
- Regular Prelates
- Regular religious
- Regular superior
- Regular superiors
- Regularity
- Regulars
- Regulars, exemption of
- Regulus
- Reiffenstuel
- Reign of Christ
- Reims, Council of
- Reincidence
- Reinsurance
- Relapse
- Relapse in sin
- Relapse into venial sins
- Relapsed
- Relapsed Person
- Relapser
- Relapsers
- Relapsing penitents, as regards absolution
- A relapsing sinner
- Relation
- Relation of acts to God
- Relation of food to sexual appetite
- Relation of taste to sexual appetite
- Relations between soul and body
- Relationship
- Relationships
- Relatives
- Relaxation
- Relic
- Relics
- Relics of Saints
- Relics of servants of God
- Relics of the Saints
- RELIGION
- Religion and socialism
- Religion as a virtue
- Religion, the religious state
- Religion, virtue, notion
- Religion, what it is, of how many kinds
- Religious
- A religious Cardinal
- Religious Congregation
- Religious, depositary
- Religious enclosure
- Religious habit
- Religious house
- Religious house, regular, formed
- Religious institute
- Religious instruction
- Religious men
- Religious obedience (Vow)
- Religious Order
- Religious Orders
- Religious person
- Religious Poverty
- A religious prelate
- Religious prelates
- Religious Profession
- Religious profession, impediment to entrance into religion
- Religious profession suspending vows
- Religious properly so called
- Religious province
- Religious State
- Religious Superior
- Religious tolerance
- Religious vocation
- Religious Vows
- Religious Woman
- Religious women
- Reliquaries
- Remarriage of either party after the death of the other
- Remedies
- Remedies against lust
- Remedies against pride
- Remedies for sin
- Remedies, unsafe
- Remedium illicitum
- Remedy for human ills
- Remission
- Remission as a cause excusing from restitution
- Remission of debt (Remissio debiti)
- Remission of penalty
- Remission of sin
- Remission of sins
- Remission of venial sin through the virtue of penance
- Remitted sins
- Remnants
- Remorse of Conscience
- Remote matter
- Removal
- Removal of grave scandals
- Remuneratory donation
- Rendering
- Rendering the conjugal debt
- Renewal
- Renewal of the Eucharistic species
- Rent-charge
- Rentes
- Renting a house to prostitutes
- Renting houses for evil purposes
- Renting rooms for clandestine meetings
- Renunciation
- Renunciation of dispensation
- Renunciation of inheritance
- Renunciation of Satan
- Renunciation of the right to intercourse
- Reordination
- Repair and touching of sacred vessels
- Repairing damage
- Reparation
- Reparation of injured right
- Reparation of injury
- Reparation of injury before a judge
- Reparation of scandal
- Repentance
- Repentance required for Baptism
- Repetition
- Repetition of a Sacrament
- Repetition of confession
- Repetition of Extreme Unction during same illness
- Repetition of form
- Repetition of sacraments
- Repetition of the sacraments
- Repetition of What Was Paid Unduly
- Replating an indulgenced cross allowed?
- Report
- Representation
- Reprisals
- Reproach
- Reprobated propositions
- Republic
- Repudiation
- Repudiation of a woman among the Hebrews
- Repulsion of an unjust aggressor
- Repurchase
- Reputation
- Reputation is a proper good
- Reputation, what it is, of how many kinds
- Requesting the conjugal debt
- Requiem Mass
- Requiem Masses in church where the blessed Sacrament is exposed
- Required altar cloths
- Requirements as a standard of distribution
- Requisite Conditions
- “Rerum novarum
- Res clamat domino
- Res fructificat domino
- Res naturaliter perit domino
- Resale
- Rescindable Contract
- Rescission
- Rescission in partition of inheritance
- Rescript
- Rescript of dispensation
- Rescripts
- Reservation
- Reservation, mental
- Reservation of cases
- Reservation of sins
- Reservation of the Most Holy Eucharist
- Reservation of vows
- Reserve
- Reserve army, industrial
- Reserved Case
- Reserved cases
- Reserved cases in an Order
- Reserved Censures
- Reserved sins
- Reserved To No One
- Reserved vows
- Residence
- Residence of a Bishop
- Residence of Bishops
- Residence of canons
- Resident
- Resident students
- Resignation
- Resignation to God's will
- Resistance
- Resistance to authority
- Resistance to grace
- Resistance to temptation
- Resistance to temptations
- Resisting the known Christian truth
- Resolutions
- Respect
- RESPECT, human
- Respect of persons (acceptio personarum)
- Respect of persons, in spiritual things
- Responses of the Holy See
- Responses of the Sacred Congregation of the Council
- Responses Of The Sacred Congregations
- Responses of the Sacred Penitentiary
- Responsibility
- Responsibility for Mass stipends
- Responsibility of authorities
- Rest
- Rest from work on Sunday
- RESTITUTION
- Restitution by a possessor
- Restitution, by cooperators in damage
- Restitution by members of religious Orders
- Restitution, by possessor in bad faith
- Restitution, causes suspending
- Restitution, causes taking away
- Restitution in integrum
- Restitution, necessity of
- Restitution of a prohibited work
- Restitution of reputation
- Restitution on account of real injury, by possessors of another's thing
- Restitution to be made by a religious
- Restitution to be made to the possessor
- Restraint
- Restrictio mentalis
- Restrictio stricte mentalis
- Restriction of jurisdiction
- Resurrection
- Resurrection of Christ
- Resurrection of the body
- Retention
- Retention of a book
- Retention of gifts received from Religious (papal case)
- Retention of ill-gotten goods
- Retention of prohibited books
- Reticence
- Retraction
- RETREAT
- Retreats
- Retribution
- Retro-sale
- Retrotraction
- Retrovenditio
- Retrovendition
- Returning a greeting
- Reunion
- Reuter
- Revalidation
- Revalidation of invalid matrimony
- Revalidation Of Marriage
- Revalidation of Matrimony (Revalidatio Matrimonii)
- Revealing another's crime
- Revealing one’s secret faults
- Revelation
- Revelation as a source of Moral Theology
- Revelation of a secret
- Revelation of matrimonial impediments
- Revelation of the mysteries of life
- Revelations
- Revenge
- Revenues
- Revenues of the Church
- Reverence
- Reverence to the Bible
- Reverential fear
- Revilement
- Reviling
- Revisers
- Revisionists
- Revival
- Revival of merits
- Revival of sacramental grace
- Revival of sacraments
- Revival of the Sacraments
- Revivescence
- Reviviscence
- Reviviscence of the Sacraments
- Revocable contract
- Revocation
- Revocation of a testament
- Revocation of donation
- Revocation of faculties (Revocatio facultatum)
- Revocatory clauses
- Revolution
- Revolution and socialism
- Revolution, French
- Reward
- Rewards
- Rhythm method
- Ricardo
- Rich
- Richard a Mediavilla
- Richard of St. Victor
- Riches
- Riches worthless
- Richter, E
- Rickaby
- Ridicule
- Riding in cars without paying fares
- Ridley not a martyr
- Rietter, A.
- Rigging the market
- Right
- Right acquired from a vow
- Right and justice
- Right and wrong
- Right in a thing and to a thing (Jus in re et ad rem)
- Right of a bishop to suspend a priest without trial
- Right of Accretion
- Right of association is vindicated
- Right of asylum
- Right of patronage
- The right to intercourse can be renounced
- Rights
- Rights and duties
- Rights and duties of spouses
- Rights and goods of the Roman Church usurped or detained
- Rights differ from privileges
- Rights, natural and acquired
- Rights of citizens, mutual duties
- Rights, of God
- Rights of the Church
- Rights of workers
- Rigorism
- Rigorists
- Ring
- Ring of the Bishop
- Ringing of bells
- “Rings
- “Rings” in commodities
- RISING in the morning, advice regarding it
- Risk
- Risk of principal
- Risk of the principal
- Risk to the principal
- Rite
- Rite for burying children and adults
- Rite in reception of sacraments
- Rite of the one administering and of the one receiving the sacraments
- Rites
- Rites, S. Congr. of
- Ritual
- Robbery
- Robe
- Robert of Flamesbury
- Rodbertus
- Rodriguez
- Rogation days
- Rogation Triduum
- Rogations
- Role of public authority in matrimony
- Roman
- Roman Catholic Church
- Roman Congregations
- Roman Curia
- Roman law
- Roman Missal
- Roman Missal required in Mass
- Roman Pontiff
- Roman Pontiffs
- Roman Ritual
- Romani Pontificis circumspecta
- Romanians
- Romans a lire et Romans a proscrire
- Rome
- Rome, Council of
- Rome, Synod of
- Root
- Root of socialism
- Roots of restitution
- Rope-walkers
- Rosaries
- Rosaries and other objects
- Rosary
- Rosary / chaplet
- Roscher
- Rosmini
- Ross, J. E. (C.S.P.)
- Rota
- Rotating tables
- Rottmanner
- Rouen, Council of
- Roughness
- "Round dances."
- Rousseau
- Rowers
- Royal decree, presidential decree
- Royal placet
- Rubrics
- Rubrics of Mass
- Rubrics, what they are
- The Rude
- Rude penitents
- Rudeness
- Rudolph of Hapsburg and Bl. Sacr.
- Rufinus
- Rule
- Rule: notion, obligation
- Rule of a religious Order
- Rule of faith
- Rule of law (Regula juris)
- Rule of Morals
- Rule of religious
- Ruler
- Rulers
- Rulers to be honored and prayed for
- Rules
- Rules concerning less modest acts
- Rules for confessors on what is licit and illicit in marriage
- RULES: obedience to the Rule
- The Rules of the Apostolic Chancery pertain to ecclesiastical law
- Rümelin
- Russell, Mr. B.
- Russian Church
- Rusticity
- Rusticity of manners
- Ruthenians
- Ruysbroeck, Bl. John of
- Ryan
S
- S. Penitentiary (Poenitentiaria S.)
- Sa
- Sabbath
- Sabbath day
- Sabbatine Privilege
- Sabetti, A. (S.J.)
- Sacerdos
- Sacra Parallela
- A sacrament
- Sacrament and sacrifice
- Sacrament of Confirmation
- SACRAMENT of Holy Orders
- Sacrament of marriage
- Sacrament of matrimony
- Sacrament of Order
- Sacrament Of Penance
- SACRAMENT of the altar: visiting it
- Sacrament of the Most Holy Eucharist
- Sacrament, what it is, of how many kinds
- “Sacramenta propter homines
- Sacramental absolution
- Sacramental character
- Sacramental grace
- Sacramental grace of matrimony
- Sacramental jurisdiction
- Sacramental Penance
- Sacramental penance (satisfaction), account
- Sacramental rites
- SACRAMENTAL SATISFACTION
- Sacramental Seal
- Sacramentals
- SACRAMENTS
- Sacraments in general (Sacramenta in genere)
- Sacraments of the dead
- Sacraments of the living
- Sacraments sought from a non-Catholic
- Sacrarium
- Sacred
- Sacred Bible
- The Sacred Congregation for the Discipline of the Sacraments
- The Sacred Congregation for the Propagation of the Faith
- Sacred Congregation of Rites
- The Sacred Congregation of Studies
- Sacred Congregation of the Council
- The Sacred Congregation of the Holy Office
- The Sacred Congregation placed over the affairs of religious
- Sacred Congregations
- Sacred functions
- Sacred furnishings
- Sacred History
- Sacred Images
- Sacred Inquisition
- Sacred Linens
- Sacred medals (Numismata Sacra)
- Sacred oils
- Sacred Order
- Sacred order as diriment impediment
- Sacred order as impediment
- Sacred orders
- Sacred Ordination
- Sacred Ornaments
- Sacred Paraments
- Sacred Penitentiary
- The Sacred Penitentiary and absolution of an accomplice
- Sacred Penitentiary, concerning spiritism
- Sacred person
- Sacred persons
- Sacred place
- Sacred Places
- Sacred, religious, pious place
- Sacred rites of non-Catholics (Sacra acatholicorum)
- The Sacred Roman Congregations
- The Sacred Roman Penitentiary
- Sacred Roman Rota
- Sacred Rota
- Sacred Scripture
- Sacred Stone
- Sacred Studies
- Sacred Thing
- Sacred things
- Sacred Times
- Sacred utensils for Mass
- Sacred Vessels
- Sacred vessels and accessories
- Sacred vestment
- Sacred Vestments
- Sacrifice
- Sacrifice of Calvary
- Sacrifice of the Mass
- Sacrificial oblation
- Sacrificium intellectus
- Sacrilege
- Sacrilege is incurred by a cleric in sacred orders sinning against chastity even internally
- Sacrilege is theft of a sacred thing
- Sacrilegious intercourse
- Sacrilegious lust
- Sacristan
- SACRISTAN, particular admonitions
- Sacristy
- Sacrosanctae
- Sadducees
- Sadism
- Sadness
- Sadness at good
- Sadness concerning a good accomplished or concerning an evil not completed
- Sadness concerning a good performed
- Sadness concerning good
- SADNESS, or melancholy, a fault that should be avoided
- Safe-guarding life
- Safe period
- Safeguard
- The safer course must be taken
- Safer part
- Safer part to be chosen
- Safer, safe, less safe
- Sagacity
- Sage
- Sailer, J. M.
- Sailors
- Saint Paul
- Saint Pius V
- Saint-Simon
- Saints
- Salary
- Salary of workers
- Sale
- Sale of a prohibited book
- Sale under the spear (Venditio sub hasta)
- Salegunstadt, Council of
- Sales contracts
- Saligia
- Saliva
- Saliva in Baptism
- Salmanticenses
- Salmons
- Saloon
- Salsmans, J. (S.J.)
- Salt in Baptism
- “Salted” gold mine
- Salvage
- Salvation outside the Church
- Salvatorism
- Salve Regina
- Samaria
- Samson
- Sanation
- Sanation by the Pope concerning goods of the Church unjustly alienated
- Sanation in radice
- Sanation in the Root
- Sanation in the root of matrimony
- Sanchez
- Sanchez, J.
- Sánchez, Tomás
- Sanctification
- Sanctification of feasts
- Sanctification of Sunday
- The sanctification of the Lord's day and feasts
- Sanctifying grace
- Sanction
- Sanction of law
- Sanctions of the laws concerning the Index
- SANCTITY
- Sanctity of life prescribed to Clerics
- Sancto Ignatio
- Sanctus in Mass
- Sand, Georges
- Sanial, L
- Sapa
- Sapphic passion
- Sapphism
- Sara
- Saragossa, Council of
- Satan
- Satisfaction
- Satisfaction for sin
- The satisfaction of Christ and the saints
- Satisfaction of curiosity
- Satisfaction (penance)
- Satisfactions
- Saturday
- Saturday amusements
- Satyriasis
- Savagery
- Savages
- Savings bank
- "Savings banks."
- Say, J. B
- Scabies does not impede Holy Communion
- Scala Santa at Rome
- Scandal
- Scandal by immodesty in dress
- Scandal, how it can be excused
- Scandalous immodesty
- Scandalous immodesty in dress
- Scapular
- Scapular medal
- Scapulars
- Scapulars for indulgences
- Scaramelli, J. B. (S.J.)
- Scavini, P.
- Scenic Games
- Scepticism
- Schäffle, A
- A schedule of founded Masses
- Scheicher, J.
- Schell, H.
- Schema of affinity
- Schenkl, M. von (O.S.B.)
- Schiller
- Schiller, Mr.
- Schindler, F. M.
- Schism
- Schismatic
- A schismatic excluded from the sacraments
- Schismatics
- Schizophrenia
- Schlüter
- Schmidt, C
- Scholastic Method
- Scholastic period in the history of Moral Theology
- Scholastics
- Schönlank
- School
- Schoolmaster (Ludi-Magister)
- Schoolmasters
- Schools
- Schools in socialism
- Schools, the
- Schwane, J.
- Schwarz
- Schweitzer, von
- Science
- Science in Church
- Science in socialism
- Science not guide of life
- Sciences
- Scienti et volenti non fit iniuria
- “Scientific” socialism
- Scintilla animae
- Scintilla Patrum
- Scotland
- Scotus
- Scotus' opinion concerning the morality of the external act
- Scribe
- Scribes (Scribae)
- De scriptoribus ecclesiasticis
- Scripture
- Scruple
- Scruple, scrupulous person
- Scruples
- SCRUPLES: What are real scruples and how they are hurtful
- Scrupulosity
- Scrupulous
- A scrupulous conscience
- Scrupulous person
- Scrupulousness
- Scrutiny
- Sculpoli, L.
- Sculptors
- Sculptures (Sculpturae)
- Scurrility
- Sea
- Sea crows
- Sea Journey
- Sea, jurisdiction at sea
- Seal
- Seal of Confession
- Seared
- Searle, G. M. (C.S.P.)
- Seasons
- Seasons, holy
- Seats
- Seats of pleasure
- Secchi
- Second Intention
- Second marriage
- Second marriages
- Second Nuptials
- Second Sight
- Secondary
- Secrecy
- Secrecy in the Roman Curia
- Secrecy, professional
- A secret
- Secret commissions
- Secret compensation
- Secret matrimony
- Secret of letters and writings
- Secret reception of Orders
- Secret sects
- Secret societies
- Secret writings
- Secretariat
- Secretariat of State
- Secretaries (Secretarii)
- Secretary
- Secrets
- Sect
- Sect of the Carbonari
- Sectarians
- Sects
- Secular arm, the
- Secular clerics
- Secular priest
- Secularization
- Secularized Persons
- Security of soul
- Sedecias
- Sedition
- Seducer
- Seducer of a virgin
- Seduction
- See
- Seed
- Selection of seminarians
- Self-Abuse
- Self-assertion
- Self-Beautification
- Self-control
- Self-Defamation
- Self-defence
- Self-Defense
- Self-denial
- Self-Depreciation
- Self-distrust
- Self-Glorification
- Self-government
- Self-Love
- Self-mutilation
- Self-pollution
- Self-preservation
- Self-respect
- Self-restraint in the married state
- Self-Starvation
- Selfishness
- Seller
- Sellers of writings inciting to lust
- Selling
- Sembat
- Semen
- Semi-deliberate
- Semi-full advertence
- Semi-full divorce
- Semi-voluntary
- Seminal vesicles
- Seminaries
- Seminary
- Semination
- Senate
- Senators
- Seneca
- Sennacherib
- Sensationalism of the press
- Sensations
- Sense, moral
- Senses
- A sensible sign
- Sensitive
- Sensualism
- Sensuality
- Sentence
- Sentence morally certain
- Sentimentalism
- Separation
- Separation a mensa et toro
- Separation a toro,
- Separation a toro et mensa
- Separation from bed and board
- Separation of bedrooms
- Separation of married parties
- Separation of spouses
- Septuagesima
- Sepulcher
- Sequester
- Sequestration
- Serbia
- Sering
- Sermon
- Sermon on the Mount
- Sermons
- Serpent
- Servant
- Servant of God
- Servants
- Servants of God
- Servants, or domestics
- A server
- Service
- Service of Choir
- Servile
- Servile and forensic works
- Servile Condition (Conditio servilis)
- Servile labor prohibited on feast days
- Servile things
- Servile work
- Servile work is prohibited on Sundays and feast days
- Servile work on Sunday
- Servile Works
- Servility
- Servitude
- Servitude, as a species of dominion (Servitus, ut species dominii)
- Servitude generically accepted
- Servitude ("Slavery") (Servitus)
- Serwy, V
- Sessions of Spiritism
- Set-off
- Of set purpose
- Settlement
- Seven
- Seventh of the Decretals does not have force of law
- Severin
- Severity
- Severity of penalty
- Sex
- "Sex-Series"
- Sexagesima
- Sexten
- Sexual
- Sexual abnormalities
- Sexual act
- Sexual appetite
- Sexual erethism
- Sexual instinct
- Sexual love
- Sexual Matters
- Sexual neurasthenia
- Sexual neuropathy
- Sexual obsessions
- Sexual pathology
- Sexual pedagogy
- Sexual perversion
- Sexual psychopathy
- Sexual revelations
- Sexual symbolism
- Shall Have Presumed
- Sham bidding at auction
- Shame
- Shame concerning faith
- Shame in confession
- Shamefacedness
- Shamefastness
- Shameful
- Shameful books,
- Shameful condition appended to matrimonial consent
- Shameful looks
- Shameful readings
- Shameful songs
- Shameful touches
- Shared Ownership
- Shareholders of societies
- Shares and bonds
- Shares of companies
- Sharing in non-Catholic worship
- Sharing in unjustly acquired goods
- Shaw, A
- Shea, J. G.
- Sheets
- Shellfish
- Shepherd of Hermas
- Shepherds at Bethlehem
- "Sheriff."
- Shiftlessness
- Shintoism
- Ship
- Shipwreck
- The shipwrecked
- Shoemaker
- Shoemakers
- Shops
- Shows
- Shrewdness
- Shrines
- Shrovetide
- Si quid est
- Sicera
- Sichem
- Sick
- The sick are excused from Mass
- Sick call
- Sick calls
- Sick calls during Mass
- Sick person
- Sick persons
- Sickness
- Sickness of mind
- SICKNESS, patience and resignation
- Sidgwick, H.
- Sidon in Phoenicia
- Sight
- Sign
- Sign of the Cross
- Signa contritionis
- Signature
- Signs
- Signs of charity
- Signs of indisposition in a penitent
- Signs of love toward one's neighbor
- Signs of sorrow
- Sigwart
- Silence
- SILENCE, its advantages
- Silence of a woman
- Silent person
- Siloe in Judea
- Simar
- Simon
- Simon Magnus
- Simon Stock and Carmelite scapular
- Simoniacal exchange
- Simonides
- Simony
- Simple
- Simple Confessor (i.e. not having faculty for reserved cases)
- Simple convalidation
- Simple desire
- Simple perpetual vow of chastity
- Simple Priest (i.e. without jurisdiction) cannot validly absolve
- Simple Probabilism (Probabilismus simplex)
- Simple vow
- Simple vow is a prohibiting impediment
- Simple vow of chastity
- Simple vows and reserved cases
- Simple vows of the Jesuits
- Simplicity
- Simplicity in prayer
- Simulatio sacramenti
- Simulation
- Simulation and dissimulation
- Simulation in contracting matrimony
- Simulation of a sacrament
- Simulation of sacraments
- Simultaneity or union of matter and form in Sacraments
- Simultaneous polyandry
- Simultaneous polygamy
- Simultaneous use of heterodox worship
- Sin
- Sin as regards censures
- Sin, causes of
- Sin, effects of
- Sin, mortal and venial
- Sin, nature of
- Sin of a bishop
- Sin of a parish priest
- Sin of a superior
- Sin of one defending a condemned proposition
- Sin receives various names among the sacred authors
- Sin, subject of
- SIN: we can and should avoid all venial sins that are plainly voluntary
- Sin: what it is
- Sincerity
- Sincerity in confession
- Sinful habits
- Singer, P
- Singers
- Singing
- Singing in a heretical church
- Single meal
- Single tax
- SINGULARITY, to be avoided
- Sinner
- Sinners
- Sinners and God's love
- SINS
- Sins against nature
- Sins, comparison of
- Sins, distinction of
- Sins of a spiritual father with a person under direction
- Sins of a tutor with a ward
- Sins of barbarians
- Sins of lust
- Sins of the superior of a college with pupils
- Sins to be confessed
- Siricius
- Sister-in-law
- Sisters
- Sisters in clinical hospitals
- Sisters of Charity
- Sisyphus
- Sixth of the Decretals
- Sixth Precept of the Decalogue
- Sixtus IV
- Sixtus the Fifth
- Sixtus V
- Sixtus V, on marriages of eunuchs
- Skullcap
- Slander
- Slap
- Slap in Confirmation
- A slap received
- Slater
- "Slave."
- "Slave-holder."
- "Slave-trade."
- "Slavery."
- Slavery among pagans
- Slaves
- Sleep
- Sleep impedes liberty
- SLEEP: mortification as to taking sleep
- Sleeping
- Sloth
- Slothfulness
- Slowness
- Sluggishness
- Slums
- Small cruets
- Small snack
- Small spoon
- Small thefts can coalesce
- Smallness
- Smallness Of Matter
- Smallness of matter is not given
- Smallness of the place
- Smart-money
- Smegma
- Smegma of the prepuce
- SMELL, sense of, should be mortified
- Smiles
- Smith
- Smith, Adam
- Smoking
- Snails
- Snow not melted
- So that books are not taken away outside the diocese
- Sobieski against the Turks
- Sobriety
- Sociability
- Social
- Social Contract
- Social democracy
- Social Democratic Party
- Social intercourse
- Social justice
- Social Party
- Social question
- Socialism
- Socialism, definition of
- Socialism, notion, sin
- Socialism reproved
- Socialist Labor Party
- Socialist Trade and Labor Alliance
- Socialistic different from social
- Socialists
- Socialization of production
- Societies
- Societies for temperance
- Societies for the prevention of cruelty to animals
- Societies imitating religious
- Societies (sects) condemned
- Society
- Society, contract
- Society fostering cremation of corpses
- Society of Jesus
- Society of merits and good works
- Society of socialists
- Society of the future
- Socinianism
- Socrates
- Sodalities
- Sodomia
- Sodomitic intercourse,
- Sodomy
- Sodomy improperly so called
- Soetbeer
- Softness
- Soissons, Council of
- Sojourner
- Solam voluptatem (relations for pleasure alone)
- Soldier
- Soldier's death
- Soldiers
- Soldiers and war
- Soldiers In Service
- Soldiers in war
- Soldiers, St. Augustine on the Christian, of Rome
- Solemn
- Solemn and simple vows
- Solemn blessing of matrimony
- Solemn Commemoration of All the Faithful Departed
- Solemn contract
- Solemn nuptial blessing
- Solemn profession
- Solemn religious profession
- Solemn vow
- Solemn vow of chastity
- Solemn vows
- Solemnities
- Solemnities of nuptials
- Solemnity
- Solemnity of Marriage
- Solemnity of vows
- Solemnity of vows is of ecclesiastical law
- Solertia
- Solicitation
- Solicitation in Confession (Sollicitatio in Confessione)
- Solicitation to base things
- Solicitation to shameful acts
- Solicitation to shameful things in confession
- Solicitation to sin in the confessional
- Solicitude
- Solidarii
- Solidarity
- Solidarity of creditors, of debtors
- Solidary obligation
- Solitary Touches
- Solitude
- SOLITUDE: love of solitude
- Sollicita ac provida
- Sollicitatio ad turpia
- Sollicitudini
- Solomon
- Sombart
- Somewhat deaf person
- Somnambulism
- Son
- Son of a Family
- Son of the family
- Son’s duty toward his father
- Songs
- Sons of Temperance
- Sons of the family
- Sons under paternal authority
- Sons under paternal power
- Soothsaying
- Sorcerers
- Sorcery
- Sorrow
- Sorrow blessed
- Sorrow for sins
- Sorrow in contrition
- Sorrow of the penitent necessary
- Sortilege
- Sortition (Sortitio)
- Soto
- Soul
- The soul of woman at the Council of Mâcon
- Souls
- Souls being purified in Purgatory
- Souls detained in purgatory
- Souls in Purgatory
- Souls of Purgatory
- Souls of purgatory, praying
- Sources
- Sources of faith
- Sources of moral theology
- Sources of Morality
- Sovereign
- Sovereign, the
- Sowing
- Sowing, as a species of accession (Satio, ut species accessionis)
- Spacing of births
- Spadones
- Spain
- Spain, socialism in
- Spalding
- Spanish Council
- Spanish Index
- Speaking of God
- Special faculties
- Species
- Species of Sin
- Species of sins
- Species of the Eucharist thrown away, or carried off or retained for an evil end
- Specific Distinction
- Specific distinction of consanguinity from affinity
- Specific distinction of sins
- Specification
- Specification as a mode of acquiring dominion
- Specification, as a species of accession (Specificatio, ut species accessionis)
- Spectacles
- Spectacles prohibited to clerics
- Speculation
- Speculation in stocks and bonds
- Speculations of the Exchange
- Spee
- Speech
- Speech, license of
- Speeches
- Speed in celebration
- Spells
- Spelt
- Spencer
- Spencer's theory of morals
- Sperm
- Spermatorrhea
- Spies in Russia
- Spina
- Spirit
- Spiritism
- Spiritistic séances
- Spirits
- Spiritual
- Spiritual Communion
- Spiritual direction
- Spiritual edification
- Spiritual Exercises
- Spiritual exercises of priests
- A spiritual father sinning
- Spiritual Kinship
- Spiritual life
- Spiritual necessity of neighbor
- Spiritual perfection
- Spiritual purgation
- Spiritual reading
- Spiritual Relationship
- Spiritualism
- Splendor
- Spoil
- Spoils
- Sponsals
- Sponsion
- Sponsor
- Sponsor in Baptism
- Sponsor of confirmation
- Sponsors
- Sponsors of baptism
- Sponsorship
- Spontaneous
- Spontaneous actions
- Spoon
- Spoon in Mass
- Sporer
- Sporer, Patritius
- Sports
- Spouse
- Spouse-murder
- SPOUSE of Jesus Christ: a virgin consecrated to God becomes the spouse of Jesus Christ
- Spouses
- Spreading of Rumors
- Sprenger
- Sprinkling
- Spurious
- Spurious child
- Spurious children
- "Squatters."
- St. Alphonsus
- St. Alphonsus de Ligorio
- St. Basil the Great
- St. Bonaventure, on impotence and sterility
- St. Caesarius of Arles
- St. Cyril of Jerusalem
- St. John
- St. John Damascene
- St. John the Baptist
- (St.) Joseph
- St. Thomas
- St. Thomas Aquinas
- St. Thomas on impotence and sterility
- Stability
- Stability in Religion
- Stadthagen, A
- Stage
- Stain
- Stain of Sin
- Stain of the soul from sin
- Stake, the
- Stammering man
- Stammler
- Standard of living
- Standard of morals
- Stapf, J. A.
- Star of Bethlehem
- State
- State and labour questions
- State and socialism
- State, as condition of Christian life (Status, ut conditio vitae christianae)
- State, as condition of fortune (Status, ut conditio fortunae)
- The State cannot remove the natural right of association
- State, control of education
- State of fortune
- State of grace
- State of grace, required in the administration of a sacrament
- State of laypersons
- State of Life
- The state of original justice
- State or civil power
- State ownership of industries
- STATE, religious, its excellence
- State socialism
- State, the
- State, The Christian
- States of life
- States of Man
- Statesmanship
- Station in life
- Stations
- Stations of the Cross
- Statistics
- Stattler
- Statues
- Statute
- Statutes of Limitation
- Stay
- Steadfastness
- Stealing
- Stealing ideas
- Stearine
- Stearine candles
- Steinhuber, Fr. Andreas, S.J.
- Stephen
- Stephen III
- Stephen IV
- Stephen, St.
- Sterile period, use of the
- Sterility
- Sterilization
- Sterilized persons
- Stern, J
- Steyaert, M.
- Stiffness
- Stigmata
- Stipend
- Stipend of Mass
- Stipends
- Stipends for Mass
- Stipends of Masses
- Stipulation
- Stipulator
- Stipulator in a contract
- Stirner, M
- A stock
- Stock companies
- Stock exchange
- Stock-exchange speculations
- Stock in consanguinity
- Stock-market games
- Stock-watering
- Stocks
- Stocks and Bonds
- Stoicism
- Stoics
- Stoics and Stoicism
- Stolberg. Count
- A stole
- Stole Fees
- Stole-rights
- Stolen goods
- Stolen Things
- Stoles
- Stolidity
- Stolz
- Stomach
- Stomach-pump
- Stone
- Stonecutters
- “Story hours” for children
- Straitness of place as a canonical cause of dispensation
- A stranger
- Strangers
- Stratagems in war
- Strauss
- Street cars
- Street confessions
- Streets
- Strict
- A strike
- Striker
- Strikes
- Striking
- Striking of a cleric or monk
- Striking of the breast
- Striking the breast
- Students
- Students of religious orders
- Studies
- Studies of clerics
- Studiosity
- Studiousness
- Study
- Study of moral theology
- Stupor
- Stuprum
- Style
- Style of the Curia
- Suarez
- Subdeacon
- Subdelegate (Subdelegatus)
- Subdelegation
- Subdiaconate
- Subject
- Subject of baptism
- Subject of confirmation
- Subject of dispensation
- Subject of extreme unction
- Subject of faith
- Subject of law
- Subject of Order
- Subject of particular law
- Subject of Penance
- Subject of the Eucharist
- Subject of the sacrament of matrimony
- Subject of the sacraments, validly receiving
- Subject of the seal
- Subject with respect to matrimony
- Subjection
- Subjective parts
- Subjective parts of virtues
- Subjectivism
- Subjects
- Subjects of human law
- Subjects of law
- Subjects of the Sacraments
- Sublimation
- Subreption
- Subreption and obreption
- Subreption in a dispensation
- Subscription
- Subsequent
- Subsequent matrimony with respect to legitimation of offspring
- Subsidiary
- Subsidiary contract
- Subsidiary contracts (Subsidiarii contractus)
- Substitution
- Substitution in donations or inheritance
- Substitution of an infant (Suppositio infantis)
- Substitution, what and of how many kinds
- Subtility
- Successio ab intestato
- Succession
- Succession of inheritance
- Succession, successor, what, of how many kinds
- Successive Possession
- Successive Tract
- Successor
- Succor
- Suffering
- Sufferings and trials and divine providence
- Suffrage
- Suffrage for women
- Suffrages
- Suffrages before death
- Suggestion
- Sui juris,
- Suicide
- Suicide historically regarded
- Suicide’s bequest for Masses
- Suicide’s burial
- Suicidia martyrum
- A suit having been instituted concerning validity, is it lawful to use marriage?
- Suitable support of a Cleric
- Sum required for a grave sin of theft
- Summa Astesana (or Astensis)
- Summa Pisana (or Pisanella)
- Summa Raimundiana
- Summa Rosella
- Summa Summarum (or Silvestrina)
- Summae Confessorum
- Summae Scholasticae
- Summaries
- Summaries of indulgences
- Summum bonum,
- Sumptuousness
- Sunday
- Sunday to be kept holy
- Sunday to be observed
- Superadult
- Superficies, right
- Superfluities
- Superfluity
- Superfluous
- Superfluous and necessary goods
- Superfluous goods (Superflua)
- Superfluous Things
- Superfluous things from ecclesiastical goods ought to be spent on pious uses
- A superior
- Superior General of an Order
- Superior General reserving cases
- Superior of a seminary, of a college, as regards the function of confessor
- Superior of Nuns (Superiorissa Monialium)
- Superioress
- Superioresses
- Superioresses of nuns
- Superiors
- SUPERIORS, obedience due to them
- Superman
- Supernatural
- Supernatural acts
- Supernatural life
- Supernatural powers
- Supernatural principles of human acts
- Supernatural recollection
- Supernatural revelations
- Supernatural virtues
- Superstition
- Superstition and its practices
- Superstition in the general sense
- Superstitious faith in prayers
- Superstitious practices
- Superstitious uses (bequests for)
- Supper
- Supper, little supper
- Supper of the Lord
- Supplementary oath
- Supplicatory libellus
- Supplying
- Supplying of jurisdiction
- Support
- Support of erring priests
- Support of ministers of the Church
- Support of pastors
- Support of pastors by the faithful
- Support owed
- Support to be furnished
- Supporters and doctrines of communism
- Supporters of heretics
- Supporting church and pastor
- Suppressed Feasts
- Supreme Pontiff
- Supreme Tribunal of the Apostolic Signatura
- Supremus debendi titulus
- Surety
- Surety and clerics
- Suretyship
- Suretyship of clerics
- Surface
- Surfeit
- Surgeon
- Surgeons
- Surgery
- Surgery and medical practice forbidden to clerics
- Surgery forbidden to clerics
- Surgical art
- Surgical operation
- Surgical operations
- Surliness
- Surplice
- Surplus-value
- Surrender of goods
- Suso
- Suspect familiarity
- Suspected familiarity
- Suspected of heresy
- Suspected Persons
- Suspension
- Suspensions latae sententiae from the Constitution Apostolicae Sedis
- Suspicion
- Suspicion and rash judgment
- Suspicion thrown on some one else
- SUSPICIONS contrary to charity
- Sustenance
- Sustentation of the Parish Priest
- Suum cuique
- Swearing
- Sweden, socialism in
- Sweetness
- Swelling of Mind
- Switzerland
- Switzerland, socialism in
- Sword
- Sword, the right of the
- Sybaritism
- Syllabus
- Syllabus of Pope Pius IX
- Syllabus, the
- Symbol
- Symbol of faith
- Symbol of the Apostles (Symbolum Apostolorum)
- Symbolism of Mass
- Symbolum (creed)
- Symmachus
- Sympathetic cures
- Symphyseotomy
- Symphysiotomy
- Synagogue
- Synallagmatic contract
- Syncretism
- Synderesis
- Syndic
- Syndicalism
- Syndics
- Synesis
- Synnichius
- Synod
- Synod of Auxerre, Diocesan
- Synod of Dingolfing
- Synod of Rome
- Synod of St. Patrick
- Synod of the Franks, General
- Synod of Verneuil
- Synodal examiners
- Synodal Statutes
- Synods
- Synteresis
- Syphilis
- Syphilis in marriage
- System of compensation
- Systems
- Systems of independent ethics are set forth
- Szabolcs, Council of
T
- Tabernacle
- The tabernacle of the Most Holy Sacrament
- Tabernacle ought to serve for preserving only the Eucharist
- Table
- Table to be denied to an excommunicated person to be avoided
- Table-turning
- Tables
- Tables of money-changers (Nummulariorum Mensae)
- Tablet of Masses
- Tablet of the Secrets
- Tacit
- Tacit voluntary
- Taciturnity
- Tacitus
- Tailor
- Tailors
- Taking
- Taking another's property
- Taking of another's thing
- Tale-Bearing
- Talent
- Tallow
- Talmud
- Tamburini
- Tamburini, Tommaso
- Tametsi
- Tanner
- Tanners
- Tanquerey
- Tantalus
- Taoism
- Tariff duties
- Tartarus
- Tauler
- Taunting
- Tavern
- Tavern forbidden to clerics
- Tavernkeeper
- Taverns not to be frequented by clerics
- Tax
- Tax collectors
- Tax (composition) for matrimonial dispensation
- Tax defrauders
- Tax of the Mass stipend
- Taxation
- Taxes
- Tea (drink) does not break the fast
- Teacher
- Teachers
- Teaching office
- Teaching posts
- Teaching the ignorant
- Tears of contrition
- Telegram
- Telegrams
- Telegraph
- Telegraphs, telephone
- Telepathic phenomena
- Telepathy
- Telephone
- Telephone, confession or absolution by
- Tell-tales
- Temerity
- Temperament
- Temperance
- Temple of Jerusalem
- Temples
- Temples of Heretics
- Temples of non-Catholics
- Temporal
- Temporal dominion of the Holy See
- Temporal Goods (Bona temporalia)
- Temporal goods of novices
- Temporal possessions
- Temporal sovereignty of Pope
- Temporal Things
- Temporary religious vows
- Temporary sexual unions
- Temptation
- Temptation of God
- Temptation to sin
- Temptations
- Temptations against faith
- TEMPTATIONS, how the devil tempts and leads away pious persons
- Temptations of the devout
- Tempting God
- Ten commandments
- Tenancy at will (precarium)
- Tenant’s
- The tench's snout
- Tender
- Tender, immodest words
- Tender, less modest conversations
- Tenebrae in holy week
- Tepe, G. B. (S.J.)
- Tepidity
- TEPIDITY, how dangerous it is especially in a religious
- Teresa
- Teresa, St.
- Territorial law
- Tertiaries
- Tertiaries dwelling in a monastery
- Tertullian
- Tertullian on St. Peter
- A testament
- Testament of novices
- Testamentary executor
- Testamentary heirs
- Testamentary inheritance
- Testamentary right
- Testamentum aeternum
- A testator
- Testes or testicles
- Testicle
- Testicles
- Testimonial Letters
- Testimonial letters to be brought by postulants
- Testimonials
- Testimony
- Tests
- Tetzel
- Thabor, Mt.
- Thalia
- Thanksgiving
- Thanksgiving after Communion
- Thanksgiving to God
- Thau
- The theater
- Theaters
- Theaters, forbidden to clerics
- Theatre
- Theatre-going
- Theatres
- Theatrical dances
- Theatrical spectacles
- Theft
- Thefts of domestic servants
- Theologian
- Theologians
- Theologians and laws concerning civil marriage and civil divorce
- Theological
- Theological and juridical fault
- Theological Cakes (Crustula theologica)
- Theological censures (as regards faith)
- Theological conclusion
- Theological conclusions
- Theological fault
- Theological fault, juridical fault
- Theological Virtues
- Theologumena
- Theology
- Theology and science
- Theology, one science
- Theophilus
- Theophilus of Alexandria
- Theories of morality
- Theosophical Societies
- Theosophy
- Thesis I, concerning impotence
- Thesis II, concerning the excellence of virginity
- Thesis III, concerning the virtue of virginity
- Thesis IV, concerning the honorableness of perpetual celibacy
- Thesis IX, concerning the malice of fornication
- Thesis V, concerning the civil place of a woman who has given birth from fornication, and of an illegitimate son
- Thesis VI, concerning the onanistic use of marriage
- Thesis VII, concerning complete pleasure separately sought or admitted by a spouse
- Thesis VIII, concerning the imperfect and solitary lustful acts of spouses
- Thesis X, concerning the malice of pollution
- Thesis XI, concerning the malice of all lust
- Thesis XII, concerning indirect lust
- Thief
- Thieves
- Thin ink
- Thing
- Thing, object of right
- Things
- Things preliminary to Marriage
- Things to Be Believed Explicitly (Credenda explicite)
- Things to Be Compounded
- Things To Be Premised To Marriage
- Thinking evil of others
- Third Orders
- Thomas
- Thomas à Kempis
- Thomas Aquinas
- Thomas Aquinas, St.
- Thomas More
- Thomasius
- Thomists
- Thompson, W
- Those About To Marry
- Those about to marry to be instructed
- Those admitted
- Those admitting
- Those Affording Recourse
- Those alienating
- Those appealing
- Those appealing from abuse
- Those believing heretics
- Those below puberty
- Those betrothed for the future
- Those buying usurped ecclesiastical goods
- Those Cast Out
- Those civilly dead
- Those civilly interdicted
- Those compelling
- Those compelling ecclesiastical persons to a secular tribunal
- Those Concealing
- Those concurring
- Those Condemned to Capital Punishment
- Those condemned to death
- Those Defending
- Those defending prohibited books
- Those deprived of ecclesiastical burial
- Those Deprived of the Senses
- Those deprived of their senses
- Those Destitute of Senses
- Those Dismissed
- Those doubtfully insane, whether to be baptized
- Those Enacting Laws
- Those enrolled
- Those furnishing recourse (Recursum praebentes)
- Those Giving
- Those giving a vote for an unjust matter
- Those giving scandal (Scandalizantes)
- Those Growing Hardened
- Those Having Recourse
- Those hearing shameful things
- Those Hindering
- Those Holding
- Those Holding Ratified
- Those Ignorant
- Those Impeded
- Those impeded from going to Rome for absolution from censure
- Those impeding the Acts of the Holy See
- Those Infected with Syphilis
- Those infested by a demon
- Those Invading
- Those invited to a meal
- Those Issuing Laws
- Those issuing mandates against ecclesiastical jurisdiction
- Those laboring under disease
- Those lacking a nose
- Those living together
- Those Making Gain
- Those Mutilating
- Those not yet pubescent
- Those Occupying
- Those offering in Mass
- Those ordained
- Those possessed by a demon
- Those printing books
- Those printing books of Sacred Scripture
- Those printing Sacred Bibles without approbation of the Ordinary
- Those Procuring
- Those procuring abortion
- Those Prohibiting
- Those Reading
- Those reading base, indecent books
- Those Retaining
- Those retaining prohibited books
- Those Sailing
- Those sailing at sea
- Those Serving the Sick
- Those Silent
- Those Simulating
- Those Soliciting
- Those stealing coal in mines
- Those suffering from nervous disorders
- Those suspected of heresy
- Those Teaching
- Those teaching or defending propositions condemned by the Holy See
- Those Terrifying
- "Those things which are to be enjoined by law having been enjoined"
- Those to Be Avoided
- Those to be ordained
- Those under puberty
- Those Violating
- Those violating the immunity of ecclesiastical asylum
- Those violently laying hands on Clerics and Religious
- Those weak in nerves
- Those with impaired sight
- Thought
- Thoughts
- Thoughts about an evil thing
- Thoughts on God
- Threats
- Threats of suicide
- Three altar cloths
- Three goods
- Thresholds Of The Apostles
- Thrift
- Thucydides
- Thursday
- Thursday in the Supper of the Lord
- Thursday in the Supper of the Lord and Friday in Parasceve
- Thursday of the Lord's Supper
- Thurston
- Tiara
- Tightrope walkers
- Tigris
- Time
- “Time bargains
- Time for confession
- Time in which a law is to be fulfilled
- Time of Baptism
- Time of celebration of Mass for a stipend
- Time required for prescription
- Timidity
- Timor filialis
- Timorous conscience
- Timothy of Alexandria
- Tinder of Sin
- Tipster
- Tithes
- Title
- Title of benefice
- Title Of Mission
- Title of Ordination
- Title of origin
- Title of patrimony
- Title of possession
- Title of Poverty (Paupertatis titulus)
- Title to property
- Titles
- Titles possessed by clerics
- Titles to ownership
- Titular
- Titulus legis civilis
- Titus
- To accept gifts from litigants
- To administer a sacrament
- To advise (Suadere)
- To ask
- To Avoid
- To Avoid An Offender
- To Be Avoided
- To Be Believed Explicitly
- To be present at a sermon
- To be present at non-Catholic rites
- To be silent
- To Beat
- To beat one's neighbor
- To believe, what it is
- To bless sacred vestments
- To Blush For The Faith
- To carve
- To castrate boys
- To celebrate Mass in leavened bread
- To conceal
- To concur
- To construct heterodox temples
- To consult
- To Consult Seers
- To cook and prepare foods on a feast day is lawful
- To counsel a lesser evil so that a greater may be avoided
- To counsel the lesser evil
- To curse (Maledicere)
- To curse Saints
- To curse the day of birth, etc
- To cut wood
- To cut wood in another's forest
- To Decline from Evil
- To defend
- To desire temporal evil for a good end
- To Do Good
- To Drive a Carriage on Sundays and Feasts, whether lawful (Currus ducere Dominicis et Festis an liceat)
- To drive wagons on feasts
- To expose (Exponere)
- To feed on human flesh
- To fish (Piscari)
- To fulfill laws
- To go to temples of heretics
- To Greet
- To Greet Again
- To greet an enemy
- To Grind
- To hate one's parents
- To impede someone from the obtaining of a good
- To Imprison
- To impugn
- To Instruct
- To instruct the penitent
- To interrupt Mass
- To kill
- To kill an innocent person directly is a most grave sin
- To kill an innocent person directly is not lawful
- To kill evildoers
- To lead animals burdened with things
- To make
- To make a journey (on a feast day) is lawful
- To make a testament concerning superfluous revenues of Benefices
- To make pastilles on a feast day
- To Marry
- To mix fish with meats on a day of fast is not lawful
- To Narrate
- To Offer Mass
- To omit the candle in Confirmation is venial
- To Paint
- To permit
- To Persuade
- To persuade the lesser evil
- To Praise
- To Pray
- To pray with an excommunicated person to be avoided is not lawful
- To publish
- To question the penitent
- To read another's letters
- To Rebaptize
- To receive gifts
- To Rescind
- To reveal
- To reveal accomplices in crime
- To salute an enemy in return
- To Sculpt
- To Seek
- To sell (Vendere)
- To sell oneself
- To shorten life
- To Spit Out
- To Stand
- To Strike
- To Subdelegate
- To Summon
- To Take Pleasure
- To the dead with reputation of sanctity private cult can be exhibited
- To touch (Tangere)
- To touch sacred linens
- To touch sacred vessels
- To transcribe (Transcribere)
- To use the divine name vainly
- To which of several creditors must restitution be made first
- To Whom
- To wish
- To wish death to oneself
- To Write
- To write on a feast day is lawful
- Toadyism
- Tobacco
- Tobias
- Todt
- Toilet
- Toledo, Council of
- Tolerance
- Tolerance, apostolic
- Tolerance, civil
- Tolerance, ecclesiastical
- Tolerance, private
- Tolerance, public
- Tolerance, the dogma of
- Tolerated
- Tolerated excommunicated persons
- Tolerated persons
- Toleration of concubines
- Toleration of false religion
- Toletus
- Tolls
- Tomus II. On the Prima Secundae
- Tongue
- TONGUE: evil caused by speaking too much
- Tonsure
- Tonsured person
- Torpor
- Torrecilla, Martín de
- Torres
- Torture
- Torture of animals
- Torture-Rack
- Toties-quoties
- Toties-quoties indulgence
- Touch
- TOUCH, mortification of the touch
- Touches
- Touches and looks
- Toul, Council of
- Toulouse, Council of
- Tours, Council of
- Tractationes in ius eccles. universum
- Trade
- Trade, defects in modern
- Trade in Black persons
- Trade in Black persons ("Slave-trade") (Nigritarum Commercium, "Slave-trade")
- Trading
- Trading forbidden to clerics
- Trading properly so called
- Tradition
- Tradition and Bible
- Trafficking
- Transaction
- Transcendental objectivism
- Transfer
- Transfer of a pastor (Translatio pastoris)
- Transfer of an office
- Transfer of property
- Transfer to another Order
- Transfer to another religion
- Transformists
- Transgression
- Transgression of a precept
- Translation
- Translation of feasts
- Transmarine exchange
- Transmigration of souls
- Transmission
- Transubstantiation
- Traveler
- Travelers
- Travelers to be baptized
- Traveling
- Traveling religious
- Traveling salesman’s expenses
- Traveller
- Travellers
- Travellers away from home
- Treason
- Treasure
- Treasure of Church in indulgences
- Treasure of the Church
- Treasure Trove
- Treasurers (ecclesiastical)
- Treasures
- Treasury
- Treasury of the Church
- Tree
- Tree of paradise
- Trent
- Trent, Council of
- Trentain
- Treponema pallidum
- Treves
- Trials
- Tribades
- Tribadism
- Tribunals
- Tribunals of the Roman Curia
- Tribur, Council of
- Tribute
- Tributes
- Tricenary
- Tridentine
- Trinity
- The triple contract
- Troia, Council of
- Troublesome cases in a lustful matter
- Trovamala, J. B.
- Troyes, Council of
- Truck system
- True
- Truncation of words
- "Trust"
- Trust in God
- Trustees (Aeditui, "Trustees?")
- Trusts
- Truth
- Truth of the causes of dispensation
- Truth Society
- Truth, veracity
- Truth, virtue
- Truthfulness
- Truthfulness to be carefully inculcated
- Truths
- Truths of faith
- Tube
- Turati
- Turin, Council of
- Turn, the attendant at the turn or portress
- Turning Tables
- Turtles
- Tutelage
- Tutiorism
- Tutiorists
- Tutor
- Tutor, who
- Tutors
- Two-month option of the higher right
- The two-month period
- Twofold adultery
- Type
- Types of Christ
- Types of Christ’s Conception and Nativity
- Typewriter
- Typewriting
- Typographer
- Typographers (Typographi)
- Tyrannicide
- Tyrannicide is not licit
- Tyrant
- Tyrants
U
- “Ultra posse nemo tenetur
- Ultramontanes
- Unanimous consensus of the Fathers and theologians
- Unbecoming arts
- Unbelief
- Unbelievers
- Unbelievers are not held to laws of the Church
- Unborn
- Uncertain
- Uncertain debts
- Uncertain things
- Uncertainty of grace
- Unchaste kisses
- Unchastity
- Uncleanness
- An unconsecrated host
- Uncovering of a woman's breast
- Uncovering of the Breasts
- Unction
- Underhill
- Understanding
- Understanding, intelligence
- Undue influence
- Undue Payment
- Unearned increment tax
- Unemployment
- Unequal distribution of offices
- Unexpected circumstances, what they effect
- Unfair competition
- Unformed
- Unformed faith
- Unformed Sacrament of Penance
- Unformed virtue
- Uniates
- Unica comestio
- Unilateral
- A unilateral contract
- Uninstructed persons
- Union
- Union of a Thing
- Union with God
- Unions
- Unions, labor
- United Association of Hotel Employees
- United States
- United States, socialism in
- Unity
- Unity of God
- Unity of marriage
- The unity of matrimony
- Unity of the Church
- Universal
- Universal heir
- Universal influx upon the activity of the agent
- Universality (Catholicity) of the Church
- Universality of contrition
- Universe proves God's existence
- Universities
- University
- University of Cologne
- University pupils
- University teaching, source of socialism
- Unjust
- Unjust adultery
- An unjust aggressor
- Unjust damage
- Unjust damager
- Unjust damaging
- Unjust deprivation of a hoped-for thing
- Unjust force
- Unjust harassment
- Unjust laws
- Unjust omission
- Unjust striking
- Unjust taking of another's thing
- Unjust vexation (Vexatio injusta)
- Unknown impediment
- The unlearned
- Unleavened bread
- Unnamed
- Unnatural
- Unpaid Pension
- Unquiet of Heart
- Unquietness of mind
- The unsettled
- The untaught
- Untermann, E
- Until corrected
- Until revocation
- Untimely zeal in a preacher
- Untruthfulness
- Unwilling
- Unworthiness
- The unworthy
- Unworthy administration of the sacraments
- An unworthy person, to whom the sacraments must be denied
- Uranism
- Urban III
- Urban VIII
- Urbanity
- Urethra
- Urethral canal
- Urethrorrhea from lust
- Urgent case
- Urinary meatus
- Use
- Use and usufruct
- Use, as a species of dominion (Usus, ut species dominii)
- Use of a bicycle
- Use of a probable opinion
- Use of a thing
- Use of chloroform
- Use of cocaine
- Use of marriage
- Use of marriage and Communion
- Use of matrimony
- Use of morphine
- Use of probable opinions
- Use of reason in the moral matter
- Use of Scripture in Moral Theology
- Use of the Most Holy Eucharist for chastity
- Use of the two-wheeled vehicle (bicyclette
- Use of Tradition in moral science
- Use, right
- Use-value
- Useful
- Usefulness of prayer for special ends
- Usual
- Usuary (Usuarius)
- Usucaption
- Usufruct
- Usufructuary
- Usurer (Usurarius)
- Usuries
- Usurpation
- Usurpation of an act of sacred Order induces irregularity
- Usurpation of ecclesiastical goods
- Usurpation of the exercise of sacred order
- Usurper
- Usury
- Usury once signified any increase whatever
- Usus matrimonii
- Utensils
- Uterine
- Uterine, vaginal ablution
- Uterine, vaginal washing
- The uterus
- Utilitarianism
- Utility
- Utility of aesthetic cultivation for chastity
- Utility of sexual "vaccination"
- Utopia
V
- Vacancy
- Vacandard
- Vacant
- Vacant goods
- Vacant things
- Vacation
- Vacation of law
- Vagabond
- Vagabondage
- Vagi
- Vagina
- Vaginal
- Vaginal canal
- Vaginal irrigations after intercourse
- Vaginal washing
- Vaginal washing after intercourse
- Vaginal washings
- Vaginismus
- Vagrant
- Vagrants
- Vagrants, to be baptized
- Vagus
- Vaillant
- Vain
- Vain assumption
- Vain assumption of the name of God
- Vain Glory
- Vain loves of adolescents
- Vain Observance
- Vain observances
- Vain repetitions in prayer
- Vain usurpation
- Vain usurpation of the divine Name
- Vain Usurpation of the Most Holy Name of God
- Vain usurpation of the name of God
- Vain usurpation of the names of God, of the Saints, of the words of Sacred Scripture (Vana usurpatio nominum Dei, Sanctorum, Verborum Scripturae Sacrae)
- Vainglory
- Vainglory concerning sins
- Valence, Council of
- Valentinian II.
- Valentinians
- Valid
- Valid and licit assistance at matrimony
- Valid Eucharistic consecration, on the part of the matter
- Valid matrimony
- VALIDATION of a Priest’s functions
- Validity
- Validity of the celebration of matrimony
- Value
- Value in exchange
- Value in use
- Value, Marx’s theory of
- The value of a thing
- Value of Mass
- Value of sacrifice of the cross
- Value of the Mass
- Van Espen
- Van Kasteren
- Vanity
- Vanity in dress
- Vannes, Council of
- Variety of joys in heaven
- Various agreements with workers
- Various delegation for dispensing
- The various divisions of sin
- Various goods
- Various goods of clerics
- Various Indexes
- Various nullification by law
- Various offices: judge
- Various words:
- Vas deferens
- Vasectomy
- Vasquez
- Vatican Council
- Vegetarianism
- Veil of the chalice
- Veiling of virgins
- Venatorius
- Vendors and purchasers
- Venerable
- Venerables
- Veneration
- Veneration of saints
- Veneration owed to Saints
- Venereal
- Venereal act
- Venereal affection
- Venereal appetite
- Venereal appetition
- Venereal commotion
- Venereal delectation
- Venereal delight
- Venereal disease
- Venereal diseases
- Venereal distillation
- Venereal movement
- Venereal pollution
- Venereal sensations
- Veneric diseases
- Vengeance
- Vengeance belongs to public authority
- Vengeance, what it is
- Vengefulness
- Venial
- Venial Sin
- Venial sin in one receiving a sacrament
- Venial sins
- Veracity
- Veretrum (penis)
- Verification of petitions
- Vermerie, Council of
- Vernacular Language
- Verneuil, Council of
- Verneuil, Synod of
- Verona, Council of
- Veronica
- Version
- Versions
- Versions of Sacred Scripture
- Versions of the Bible
- Vesicles of Graaf
- Vespers
- Vessels
- Vestal virgins
- Vested
- Vestments
- Vestments for Mass
- Vestments of clerics
- Veto of Princes
- Vexation
- Vexation of animals
- Via Crucis in Jerusalem
- Viable Fetus
- VIATICUM
- Vicar
- Vicar Apostolic
- Vicar Capitular
- Vicar forane
- Vicar General
- Vicar General: function
- Vicar of Christ
- Vicar of the City
- VICAR, particular admonitions
- Vicariate of the City
- Vicarii co-operatores
- Vicars
- Vicars Apostolic
- Vicars of Pastors
- Vice
- Vice and Virtue
- Vices
- Victor
- Victoria
- Victorious nation
- Victory
- Vienna
- Vigil fasts
- Vigilance
- Vigilance of parents over children
- Vigilantius
- Vigilius
- Vigils
- Villada, P.
- Villien, A.
- Vincent de Paul, St.
- Vincible
- Vincible and invincible ignorance
- Vincible ignorance or error
- Vindication
- Vindicative
- Vindicative justice
- Vindicative penalty
- Vindictive justice
- Vinegar
- Violated by Force
- Violation
- Violation by Force
- Violation of a Church
- Violation of betrothal fidelity
- Violation of Enclosure of Nuns
- Violation of ownership
- Violation of the seal
- Violation of the seal of the confessional
- Violators of Enclosure
- Violence
- Violent
- Violent Hands
- Virchow
- Virga (penis)
- A virgin
- Virginity
- VIRGINITY: virgins consecrating their purity to God become like the angels
- Virgins
- Virile member
- Virtual
- Virtual contract
- Virtual intention
- Virtual will: what it is
- Virtually
- Virtue
- Virtue is a good habit
- Virtue of charity
- Virtue of faith
- Virtue of hope
- Virtues
- Virtues, cause of
- Virtues infused in Baptism
- Virtues of a penitent
- VIRTUES of the natural order
- Virtues, properties of
- Virtues, subject of
- Virtues, the
- Virtuous man
- Virtus in medio,
- Visibility of Church
- Vision
- Visions
- Visit of a church
- Visitation
- Visitation B. V. M.
- Visitation of a church
- Visitation of diocese
- Visitation of the sick
- Visitations
- Visiting a museum of the arts
- "Visits."
- Visits between the betrothed and lovers
- Visits to Bl. Sacr.
- Vital
- Vitandi
- Vitandus
- Viva, Domenico
- Vives, J. C.
- Viviani
- Vivisection
- Vivisection of an animal
- Vocal music
- Vocal prayer
- Vocation
- Vocation to priesthood
- Vocation to the clerical state
- VOCATION to the religious state
- Vocations in socialism
- Voelkel, T
- Voit
- Volenti non fit iniuria
- Volition
- Volksverein
- Volkszeitung, New-Yorker
- Vollmar, von
- Voltaire
- Volumes
- Voluntarium
- The voluntary
- Voluntary actions
- Voluntary acts
- Voluntary and involuntary
- Voluntary and involuntary, the
- Voluntary distraction
- Voluptuary expenses
- Vomit
- Vomiting
- Vomiting, after Holy Communion
- Vorwärts
- A vote
- Vote at elections
- Voters
- Votes
- Votes of socialists in Germany
- Voting
- Votive
- A votive Mass
- A vow
- Vow of a community
- Vow of celibacy
- Vow of chastity
- Vow of chastity and use of matrimony
- Vow of not marrying
- Vow of poverty
- Vow of virginity
- Vow to enter an Order
- Vow violated by intercourse
- Vows
- Vows, dispensation from
- Vows of a wife
- Vows, when they are to be renewed
- Vox populi,
- Vulgar Tongue
- Vulgarity
- Vulgate
- Vulva
W
- Wage
- Wage of workmen
- Wage owed to workers
- Wage system
- A wager
- Wager (gageure
- Wagering
- Wagers
- Wages
- Wages of laborers
- The wages of workers
- Wagner, A
- Waldenses, the
- Waldensianism
- Waldensians
- Wall
- Walsh
- Wanderer
- Wanderers
- Wandering
- Wandering of Mind
- Wants of individuals as a standard of distribution
- War
- War in socialist states
- War: justice, what is lawful or not
- Ward
- Wards
- Warning
- Warnings of the Sacred Congregation of the Index
- Warranty
- Washing
- Washing of Corporals
- Washing of feet
- Washing out the stomach
- Wasteful expenditure
- Wastefulness
- Watchfulness
- Water
- Water, matter of Baptism
- Water used for the Eucharist
- Wax
- Wax candle
- Wax Lambs (Agnus Dei)
- Waxweiler
- Way of the Cross
- Way of the Cross, for indulgences
- The weak
- Weakness
- Weakness of man
- Weakness of Mind
- Wealth
- Wealthy artisan
- Weavers
- Wedding celebration
- Wedding feast
- Week
- Weekly confession
- Weight
- Weilgert
- Weiss
- Wells
- Western Federation of Miners
- Western Labor Union
- Westminster, Council of
- Weydemeyer, J
- What death effects in contracts
- What express delegation brings about
- What is a sacred place?
- What is an efficacious sanction?
- What is mortal sin?
- What the dying person must believe
- What the prohibition of a book embraces
- What the work of counsel is
- Wheat
- Wheaten bread
- When a law must be observed
- When and how he sins who commits coalescent thefts
- WHEN in holy Mass are the words Calicem Salutaris accipiam to be spoken?
- When in holy Mass are the words “I will take the chalice of salvation” to be spoken?
- When Restitution Is To Be Made
- Whence moral goodness comes
- Whence the moral malice of acts arises
- Whether a promise made to the Church must be accepted
- Whether a religious vocation is to be deserted or neglected on account of the good of neighbor
- Whether a sinner can merit
- Whether a Superior can dispense with himself
- Whether an adulterine son must believe his mother about his birth
- Whether an explanation of sins is opportune
- Whether an unbeliever can merit
- Whether and how museums of art are to be visited
- Whether and how the more worthy is to be preferred for office
- Whether clerics are subject to civil law
- Whether heretics are bound by ecclesiastical laws
- Whether infants of unbelievers are to be baptized
- Whether labor is commanded
- Whether non-Catholic Bibles can be used in taking an oath?
- Whether one playing the organ satisfies choir
- Whether schismatics are bound by the laws of the Church
- Whether scruples or scrupulosity fall under the Seal
- Whether sin prevents the reciting of Canonical Hours
- Whether the Church commands internal, mixed acts
- Whether the innocent party has the right of recalling the dismissed party
- Whether the mystery of the Most Holy Trinity must be believed by necessity of means
- Whey
- Which acts are immodest?
- Whisperers
- Whispering
- Whispering is of itself a grave sin
- White in liturgy
- White slave traffic
- Whitman, Walt
- Whitsunday
- Who are canonically poor
- Who clerics are and whence they are so called
- Who incurs the censure for procuring an abortion?
- Who incurs the censure for procuring an abortion that takes effect?
- Who incurs the censure: Procurantes abortum effectu secuto?
- Who is presumed to be father
- Who legatees are
- Whoremongering
- Wicksteed, Dr. P.
- Wiclif
- Wicliffism
- A widow
- Widowhood
- Widows
- A wife
- Wife and domicile
- A wife as to goods of fortune
- The wife's cooperation in onanism or shameful acts
- Wig
- Wild boy of Hanover
- Wild thing
- Wildberger
- Will
- The will is free when it is borne toward particular goods
- The will, not to be separated from the intellect
- Will of God
- Will of man
- WILL, self-will, necessity of being detached from it
- Will (Testament)
- Willed
- William of Paris
- Wills
- Wilmers
- Wine
- Wine from the vine
- WINE, hurtful to the soul
- Wine, matter of the Most Holy Eucharist
- Wine, non-alcoholic—Materia Valida?
- Wine used for the Eucharist
- Wirceburgenses
- Wisdom
- Wish
- Witch
- Witchcraft
- A witness
- Witness in judgment
- Witness of matrimony
- Witnesses
- Witnesses alone, marriage before
- Witnesses at marriage
- Witnesses in betrothals
- Witnesses of matrimony
- Witnesses withholding facts
- Wives
- Wladislas
- Wolff
- Wolff, Christian
- Wolsey, Cardinal
- Woltmann
- Woman
- Woman after childbirth (Puerpera)
- Woman, her position in socialism
- Woman who has left her husband
- Womb
- Women
- Women laboring in workshops
- Women Menstruating
- Women Nursing
- Women physicians
- Wool-workers
- Word
- Word of God
- Word of God written
- Words
- Words permitted by modesty or not
- Work
- Work by which indulgences are obtained
- Work-day
- WORK, of the hands, its utility
- Work performed as a standard of distribution
- Worker
- Workers
- Workers of the typography
- Workhouse
- Workingmen
- Workingmen’s Party of North America
- Workman
- Workmen
- Works
- Works and moral doctrine of Clement of Alexandria
- Works of Mercy
- Works of supererogation
- Works of the flesh
- Works, Work
- World
- Worms, Council of
- Worry
- Worship
- Worship, liberty of
- Worship of God
- Worship of images
- Worship of relics
- Worship of saints
- Worship of the blessed
- Wounded Persons
- Wounding
- Wounds
- Wrath
- Wretched condition of morals
- Writer
- Writer to be condemned
- Writers of less modest or base things
- Writing
- Writing by hand or by machine
- Writings
- Wrong
- Wyclif
- Wyclif, John