Front matter — Bucceroni, Moral Enchiridion (4th ed., 1905)
Alphabetical Index of Subjects (as printed)
A number followed by a semicolon (;) indicates a Treatise of the first Volume of the Moral Institutions. A number followed by a period (.) designates a Treatise of the second Volume.
Abstinence: With regard to time 1571; Condiments 1572; Coots, hartshorn 1572; Saturday in Belgium and in Italy 1573; Indult for Latin America ib.; With regard to the Greeks ib.; Quinquennial faculty of bishops 1577; To be anticipated or dispensed from by bishops ib.; Indults customarily granted at Rome 1626; Indults for the Spanish Dominions, Bull of the Crusade ib.; Religious with regard to Indults ib.
Baptism: Council of Trent 389. Baptism of desire 391. Effects 394. To be conferred once ib. Matter and form 396. In the mother's womb and over clothing 402. Ablution 406. Form 412. Form in the present indicative ib. Invocation of the three Persons ib. Expression of the one baptizing, of the one baptized, and of the act of baptizing ib. Minister 419. Ceremonies 430. Baptismal font 432. Omission of the ceremonies by reason of horror and scandal 433. By reason of necessity ib. Holy Oils of the preceding year in the blessing of the font 434. Blessed water to be used in the conferral of baptism 435. In private homes 437. Name of the one to be baptized 438. Ceremonies to be supplied 440. To be administered by heretics 367; Catholic and heretical sponsors ib. A heretical sponsor or one bound by a censure 442. The parents themselves as sponsors 443. Spiritual relationship of the father baptizing ib. Religious as sponsors ib. A sponsor holding the infant 450. Spiritual relationship with regard to a proxy 455. In private baptism 459. Dispositions necessary for receiving baptism 460. Baptism not to be deferred 463. Children of infidels, heretics, apostates 464. Doubtfully baptized persons 465. Exposed infants 466. Persons baptized by catechists in mission territories 467. Persons baptized by heretics 468. Caesarean operation, the mother being dead 471.
Benedict XIV: Encyclical Vix pervenit on Usury 1095;
Censure: Nature 1084. Power to impose censures 1088. Reservation. See Reservation. Absolution 1100. Excommunicated persons to be avoided 1108. Minor excommunication 1109. Excommunication deprives one of Apostolic Rescripts 1116. Suspension ex informata conscientia 1125. Rite of burial 1149. Decree on obsequies 1151. Funerals in churches of regulars ib. Ecclesiastical burial to be denied 1156. On suicides 1157. On heretics and sectarians 1158. Burial of notorious excommunicates 1159. Cremation of bodies ib. Orientals with regard to the Constitution Apostolicae Sedis 1162. Excommunication for heresy 1164. Excommunication for reading books of heretics 1165. Popular elections of parish priests and of the Supreme Pontiff 1166. Those who compel lay judges 1170. Acts of the Holy See 1171. Absolution of an accomplice 1173. On usurpation of benefices 1174. Absolution from excommunications reserved to the Supreme Pontiff 1176. On duelists 1185. Masonic sects 1186. On the departure of nuns 1188. Collection of Masses 1195. On political elections in Italy 1196. Those who communicate with excommunicates 1199. Usurpers and purchasers of ecclesiastical goods 1202. Indult of composition ib. Faculties of confessors in the City 1203. Clerics presuming to contract civil marriage ib. Those who injure ministers of the episcopal curia 1208. Alienation of ecclesiastical goods 1209. Those who absolve a solicitor 1210. Those who print sacred books 1211. A bridegroom abducting a bride 1212. On the commerce of missionaries 1218. Reserved suspension, art. 3, 1222. On titular bishops 1232. To exercise pontificals in another diocese 1233. Alms for Masses 1238. Another suspension added 1240 bis. Those who remove books from the library of Udine 1247. Excommunication upon the Canons of the Vatican Basilica ib. Privileges of regulars 1248.
Clerics: Holiness 95. Celibacy 97. Continence with regard to the Greeks ib. Clothing of Missionaries 101. 102. Divine Office 104 et seq.Enrollment in military service 174. Bullfighting 180. Dwelling with women 181. Commerce, Shares 182. Office of advocate 185. Political affairs ib. Attending government Universities ib. Care of souls 245. Those departing for America ib. Clerics in lower orders 246. Disciplinary criminal causes of clerics, see the entry Process. Prescription in criminal causes of clerics ib.
Confirmation: Council of Trent 473. Matter 475. Blessing of chrism 479. Minister 484. Validity of confirmation conferred by schismatic and Catholic Oriental priests ib. A simple priest confirming 485. Instruction for a simple priest confirming ib. Omission of the admonition by an extraordinary minister ib. Confirmation of children 489. Before first Communion ib. Obligation of confirmation 490. Prerequisite dispositions 492. Ceremonies 494. Sponsor ib.
Cupidity: See Concupiscence.
Church: Legislative power, its object, obedience to be rendered to it 180; Laws ib. Coercion ib. Temporal power ib. Roman 181; Superior and independent power 184; A true and perfect society ib. Canons of the Vatican Council 356; Access of heretics to Catholic churches 367. To build temples of heretics ib. Preaching in a temple of heretics ib. Dominion 869;
Bishop: Power 181; Residence 204. A regular 252. Faculties granted pass to successors 250; 258; Their subdelegation 254; 264; 266; Privileges 262; Quinquennial faculties, with regard to cases reserved to the Holy See and matrimonial dispensations 264; 266; Quinquennial faculty with regard to abstinence 1577; faculty with regard to anticipating or dispensing from fasting and abstinence 1577; With regard to dispensation from religious vows 254. Canonical Visitation of Convents 272; Reconciliation of heretics 346; Election, presentation, deposition of bishops 188. 192. Bishop-administrators 224. Visitation of the diocese 209. Government of seminaries 210. Preaching 212. Mass for the people 213. Sacred vessels and Relics of the Holy Cross, upon his death 1047; Process to be instituted in causes of clerics 7. 8.
Eucharist: Council of Trent 495. How long Christ remains really present 496. Matter 501. Bread and wine with regard to the sacrifice of the Mass ib. Unleavened and leavened bread 504. Communion in another rite 505. The discipline of the Orientals to be preserved and protected ib. Water to be mixed with the wine 509. Whether water mixed with wine is converted into the Blood of Christ ib. Form of consecration 521. Efficacy ib. Minister 526. A deacon administering the holy Viaticum 527. Distribution of the holy Eucharist outside Mass 535. The holy Eucharist to be brought to the sick ib. Distribution of the holy Eucharist in a sordid place and without the due ceremonies ib. When carried by heretics, to be adored 367; Communion to be administered in a Mass of the Dead 537. The holy Eucharist to be reserved 549. Exposition and benediction of the Most Holy Sacrament ib. On the pyx, monstrance, and purificator 551. On the lunette ib. On the lamp before the Most Holy Sacrament, on electric light 553. On renewal of the ciborium 554. On Communion under both species 558. Council of Trent ib. On Communion of little children ib. On the first Communion of children 560. On Communion to be given to those condemned to death 567. On preparation for Communion 568. On the dispositions necessary for receiving the holy Viaticum ib. On Confession to be made before Communion 573. Frequent Communion 579. On the hour of fasting required for Communion 580. On fasting with regard to the recently baptized ib. The fast required with regard to Mass 595. Nature of the sacrifice of the Mass 606. Council of Trent on the sacrifice of the Mass ib. Mass for infidels, for heretics, for excommunicates 610. Mass is profitably offered for the dead ib. The sacrifice of the Mass independent of the merit of the priest 611. Requiem Mass applied for the living or for others 612. Application of the fruit of the sacrifice 614. Multiple stipend of Masses 621. Obligation of celebrating by reason of a benefice 622. Obligation of applying Mass on suppressed days with regard to beneficed clerics ib. Mass for the people ib. Lawfulness of a stipend for the celebration of Masses 623. Burdens of Masses not to be multiplied excessively 624. Mass entrusted to another, part of the stipend being retained ib. Reduction of Masses ib. Administrators of churches ib. Stipends for Masses in view of the person 625. How Masses are to be assessed 626. Trafficking on the occasion of Masses 627. Plenary indulgence to be gained at a privileged altar 629. Requiem Mass to be said by obligation 630. Private Mass on Thursday and Saturday of Holy Week 635. Mass on the night of the Nativity of Our Lord Jesus Christ 638. Three Masses on the day of the Commemoration of All the Faithful Departed in Spain and Portugal ib. Instruction of the Sacred Congregation for the Propagation of the Faith on celebrating twice in one day ib. Instruction on the purification of the chalice in the aforesaid case ib. Stipend for the second Mass ib. What is to be understood by Church, Public Chapel, Semipublic Oratory 639. Mass to be celebrated by outsiders in churches of regulars ib. Celebration of Mass in temples of heretics ib. In a private home ib. At sea ib. In semipublic oratories ib. The Eucharist to be reserved in the same ib. Profanation of a church 641. Consecration and execration of churches 641. Consecration and execration of sacred vessels ib. On portable and fixed altars 643. Faculty and formula for blessing sacred furnishings ib. Mass without sacred vessels and vestments ib. On the pall, corporal, purificator 644. On the material of the chalice 645. On the small cross and the blessing of the cross 647. On the color of vestments 652. On the material of sacred furnishings ib. On the minister serving Mass 653. On lights in the celebration of Mass 654. Celebration with the head covered and with a ring 655. Sprinkling of blessed water before Mass 657. On Collects ib. On purification of the chalice ib. Mass in another church ib. On the Requiem ib. Prayers and sequences in Masses of the dead ib. Chant and the vernacular language during Mass ib. Gregorian chant ib. A priest assisting at the Mass of a newly ordained priest ib. A subdeacon not in sacred orders in a sung Mass ib. Prayers after Mass ib. Observance of the sacred rites ib., Appendix.
Excommunication: See Censure.
Extreme Unction: Council of Trent 861. Oil not blessed by the bishop 864. Anointing of the loins and feet ib. Minister and subject 866. Administration by means of an instrument 867. Ceremonies 868. Penitential Psalms and Litanies ib. To be conferred immediately after baptism 870. A gravely ill person not near death 871. Prerequisite dispositions ib. and 492. With regard to soldiers 780.
Faith: Nature 345; Negative infidelity, heresy 346; Reconciliation of heretics ib. Admission of sons under paternal authority to the profession of faith ib. Necessity of faith 348; Things to be believed by necessity of means 349; Mysteries of the Trinity and the Incarnation 350; Necessity of precept 353; When it obliges 354; Not necessary for acting honestly 79; Object 356; Chinese and Malabar rites ib. Dogmatic fact ib. Text of St. John, 1 Ep. ch. 5, v. 7; Fire of Hell ib.; On God the Creator of all things 357; On the Church of Christ ib. Condemned propositions 359; External profession 364; Profession of faith 193. 346; 364; Faith to be professed before public authority 364; To enter temples of heretics ib. 367; To build them ib. To contract matrimony before a heretical minister ib. Communication in civil matters, in divine things 367; Mixed schools of Catholics 367; Public disputation with a heretic 367; Oath of missionaries 368; Heretics assisting at and serving in the sacred functions of Catholics ib. Baptism to be administered by heretics ib. Catholic and heretical sponsors ib. Catholics and heretics with regard to the Eucharist ib. To hear Masses of schismatics ib. Catholics celebrating in temples of heretics ib. On the celebration of Mass by heretics in churches of Catholics ib. On application of Mass for heretics ib. Sacrament of penance with regard to Catholics and schismatics ib. To receive orders from schismatics ib. Matrimony with regard to Catholics and heretics ib. Catholics and heretics with regard to funerals ib.
Heresy: Sin and to be denounced 346; Reconciliation of heretics ib. To enter temples 365; 367; Communication in civil matters, in divine things, with heretics 367; Public disputation with a heretic ib. To build temples of heretics ib. Preaching in a temple of heretics ib. Access of schismatics to churches of Catholics ib. Freedom of worship 369;
Canonical Hours: Obligation 104. With regard to religious of simple vows and nuns 107. Restitution 117. Form 124. Little Office of the Blessed Virgin Mary 129. Office of the Dead 131. Litanies ib. Order 132. Votive Offices throughout the year ib. Recitation of one Office in place of another 133. Commemorations at Vespers 137. Suffrages ib. Prayer to be added after Matins 141. Additions from devotion 145. Time 148. Matins and Lauds to be recited on the preceding day 152. Impossibility of integral recitation 170.
Fast: Obligation 1571; With regard to time 1571; Condiments 1572; Indult for Latin America 1573; With regard to the Greeks 1573; Before the consecration of a church and before ordinations ib. To be anticipated or dispensed from by bishops 1577; Morning collation 1585; Small meals during the day 1586; Reversal of the principal meal and the evening collation 1591; Abstinence from dairy foods 1601; Eating meat several times in a day when an Indult is granted 1606; Promiscuous use of flesh-meat and fish 1607; 1626. The sick with regard to such promiscuous use ib. Laborers and travelers 1616; Sons under paternal authority ib. Indults customarily granted at Rome 1626; Indults for the Spanish Dominions, Bull of the Crusade ib. Indult for the Neapolitan Provinces ib.
Indulgence: Nature and value 1349. Power of the Pope, of Bishops, and of others with regard to indulgences 1351. Faculty to bless rosaries, crosses, etc. 1352. Blessing of crosses, etc., with the application of indulgences 1353. Decree concerning rules or norms for distinguishing true indulgences from apocryphal ones 1355. Commentaries on the aforesaid rules ib. On several indulgences attached to the same pious work 1360. On several plenary indulgences to be gained on the same day ib. On the donation of things that have indulgences attached ib. On confession and Communion on the vigil of feasts 1361. On weekly confession for gaining indulgences by those accustomed to confess once a week ib. On confession made within the week for gaining indulgences in places where confessors are lacking ib. Interpretation of the indult concerning weekly and fortnightly confession for gaining indulgences ib. On Communion ib. On the prescribed prayers 1362. On visiting a church 1363. On the time of indulgences 1364. On the Jubilee, see Jubilee. On the privileged altar, see Altar. Heroic act of charity 1340†. Declarations concerning the heroic act of charity ib. Way of the Cross ib. Formula of blessing with a plenary indulgence for secular Tertiaries ib. On Confraternities ib. Plenary indulgence at the article of death ib. Sale of pious objects 520; Of regulars 270; 281;
Jubilee: Rules handed down by Benedict XIV 1367. On suspension of faculties ib. On the place and time of the prescribed works 1368. On travelers ib. On confession and Communion 1369. On visits to churches 1370. On a fast prescribed by strict law 1371. On almsgiving 1372. On commutation of the prescribed works 1373. On gaining the jubilee several times 1374. On absolution from reserved cases ib. On the use of extraordinary jubilee faculties ib. On the choice of confessor ib. On absolution from heresy ib. On absolution from the guilt of invasion of the temporal dominion of the Supreme Pontiff and of ecclesiastical goods ib. On commutation of vows ib. Repeated use of faculties ib.
Oath: Formula for examiners of the writings of Servants of God 551; Formula for those ordained under the title of the missions 912. To be taken by missionaries ib. 368; Lawfulness 552; Political and Protestant 553; page 53. Before a schismatic priest 367; Perjury 554, 557; Dispensation 569; In contracts 970;
Slaves: See Slavery.
Matrimony: Council of Trent 919. On betrothals of infants and minors and mixed betrothals ib. On the validity of betrothals ib. Civil marriage does not produce the impediment of public propriety 923. Copulation after betrothal 926. Matrimony with regard to soldiers 780. Of minors, against the wishes of their parents 928. Banns 949. Secret marriages ib. Proof of free status 951. Marriage of foreigners ib. Instruction of the Holy Office ib. Supplementary oath ib. On the time of the banns 952. On dispensation from impediments when recourse to the Holy See is impossible 955. Lawfulness of matrimony and of subsequent marriages 957. Marriage presumed by law is abolished 958. Consent of the contracting parties 959. Consent declared by some sign 960. Base condition 966. Contract and sacrament 969. The Church alone establishes impediments 971. Civil power with regard to betrothals, matrimony, and impediments of matrimony ib. Civil marriage 973. Nuptial blessing 976. Mass for spouses ib. Celebration of matrimony in a private home and oratory ib. Marriages of Freemasons ib. Marriages of Protestants among themselves and mixed marriages ib. Blessing of a woman after childbirth ib. Unity of matrimony 977. The matrimonial bond is indissoluble 978. Marriages dissolved among Protestants ib. Matrimony is dissolved through religious profession 979. A spouse converted to the faith is free if the infidel spouse refuses to cohabit. But the faithful spouse is not free if the other spouse lapses into heresy or paganism ib. Baptism does not dissolve marriages of infidels contracted within degrees prohibited by the Church while they were in infidelity. An infidel spouse converted to the faith is bound to receive back the infidel spouse who has converted ib. Pauline privilege after renewal of consent ib. Necessity of interpellation of the infidel spouse 980. Impossibility of interpellation and Apostolic Indult ib. Omission of interpellation of the other party ib. On the departure of an infidel spouse, impeded after long cohabitation on account of discord and other causes, refusing the education of the offspring in the Christian religion, after dispensation has been obtained, on account of adultery; on departure with regard to catechumens ib. Separation of bed and cohabitation 981. Divorce to be sought from a lay judge 983. Whether heretics are subject to impediments of ecclesiastical law 984. Impotence 994. Marriages contracted by minors in infidelity ib. On the certain or doubtful death of a former spouse 996. On doubtful marriage ib. By what indications the death of a spouse is proved ib. Impediment of consanguinity 997. Affinity from illicit and licit intercourse 1002. Dispensation in the first degree of affinity from licit intercourse ib. Affinity contracted in infidelity ib. Whether sodomy produces an impediment of matrimony ib. On spiritual relationship with regard to baptism and confirmation 1009. On legal relationship 1011. On an impediment from private betrothals 1014. On the impediment of public propriety from civil marriage ib. On the impediment of public propriety in infidels converted to the faith ib. On the profession of simple vows with regard to dissolution of matrimony 1015. On doubtful baptism in relation to matrimony 1016. On an unknown conferral of baptism with respect to matrimony ib. On the unlawfulness of mixed marriage ib. On the power and cause for dispensing in mixed marriages, on the conditions to be laid down beforehand, on its sacred rite ib. Declaration of the Instruction of the Secretariat of State, 15 Nov. 1858, ib. Faculty to dispense from impediments of matrimony when mixed marriages are at issue ib. Declaration of faculties for dispensing in mixed marriages ib. On the conditions necessary for dispensation in mixed marriages ib. On the absence of every blessing, prayer, and sacred vestment in mixed marriages, on conditions to be exacted in writing, on the banns ib. On the nuptial blessing not to be tolerated in mixed marriages ib. What those who contracted mixed marriages without the consent of the Church ought to do ib. Whether it is lawful to contract matrimony before a heretical minister ib. Whether it is lawful to report a child born to a heretical minister ib. On the impediment of adultery 1018. On the impediment of crime with regard to infidels 1019. On the impediment of force and fear 1023. On the impediment of abduction 1024. Council of Trent on the solemnity of matrimony 1026. On quasi-domicile in relation to matrimony ib. On quasi-domicile in the United States of America ib. On those passing from a place where the Council of Trent was promulgated to a place where it was not promulgated ib. Clandestine marriages in Holland and in the federated provinces of Belgium between heretics, and between one Catholic party and another heretical party, are declared valid 1026. On the force of the Declaration of Benedict XIV with regard to marriages of heretics in Belgium ib. Extension of the Declaration of Benedict XIV to the Duchy of Cleves ib. Association of heretics 1027. With regard to Catholics and heretics 367; Promulgation of the Decree of Trent: clandestine marriages of heretics in places of infidels; common impossibility of approaching the parish priest and seeking dispensation 1028. Before a heretical minister 365; Quinquennial faculties of bishops with regard to matrimonial dispensations 264; 266; Dispensations by telegram 285; Doubtful matrimony with regard to use 1032. Drawing up the process of matrimonial causes 1034. Dispensation from impediments 1035. Causes for obtaining matrimonial dispensations; which things must be expressed in obtaining the dispensation itself 1036. Validity of a dispensation when incestuous intercourse is concealed 1038. All impediments to be set forth ib. Precautions to be employed with regard to dispensation in the first degree of affinity and in the first and second degree both of affinity and consanguinity 1041. Composition payment 1042. Dispensation with the poor ib. On the power of bishops over public diriment impediments 1044. Dispensation by only one Ordinary ib. Cumulated dispensation ib. Anticipatory and common dispensation ib. Omission of clauses in a dispensation 1045. Modifications to Apostolic Letters for the granting of matrimonial dispensations ib. Doubts concerning the clauses used by the Apostolic Datary in issuing matrimonial dispensations ib. Manner of verifying the causes in the execution of matrimonial dispensations by the official to whom that execution is committed 1045. Execution of the dispensation ib. Various clauses of dispensations 1046. Dispensation in radice 1050. Artificial fecundation 1052. Use of matrimony when conception is more difficult 1045. Onanism 1058. Competence in matrimonial causes ib. The judge's private knowledge in a matrimonial cause 15†. Sentence of divorce to be pronounced by a lay judge and by a syndic 19.
Mass: Application for heretics 367; To hear a Mass of schismatics ib. Catholics celebrating in temples of heretics ib. Heretics celebrating in churches of Catholics ib. Application of Mass for infidels 368; For the people 213. For the Souls in Purgatory 457; Privileges of regulars 273; Requiem Mass for deceased bishops 262; Privileges of bishops 262; Days on which it is forbidden in private oratories 644; To be heard 642; From one's own parish priest 644; In the Ship's Chapel ib. Devotion in hearing Mass celebrated by a Bishop 647; Gregorian Masses 1379. See Eucharist.
Missionaries: Regulars with regard to dependence upon their own Superiors and upon the Ordinary of the place 272; Apostolic 244. Clothing 101. 102. Political affairs 185. Mass for the people 213. Examination for administration of the sacraments 757. Latin missionaries with regard to the confession of Oriental nuns 791.
Negroes: See Indians.
Prayer: Nature, conditions, efficacy 452; 455; Of a sinner ib. Object ib. Thoughts, Discourses, and affections ib.; Sleep ib.; Purgative, illuminative, unitive way ib.; Devotion ib.; Communion ib.; Feast days ib.; Sacred places ib.; Acts of virtues ib.; Contemplation ib.; Precept 453; 454; To God, to the Blessed Virgin Mary, to the Saints 456; For the Souls in Purgatory 457; To bind oneself to pray for a benefactor 508;
Ordinary: Of places, see Bishop.
Order: Council of Trent 873. Council of Carthage 875. Consecration of a bishop 881. Elevation and extension of the hands in the priesthood ib. Imposition of hands by bodily touch ib. Corrupted form 882. Anglican ordinations ib. Doubtful touching of the instruments 884. Chalice without wine, paten without a host 885. Touching of the paten and chalice 886. Touching of the instruments before pronouncement of the form 888. Omission of the handing over of the book of the Gospels 889. Omission of touching the book of Epistles ib. Omission of the candlestick ib. Ringing of the bells and the book of lessons ib. Keys ib. Doors of the church to be closed and opened ib. First Tonsure ib. Erroneous anointing of the hands 890. Sacred orders invalidly conferred ib. Ordination per saltum, without a title of special office, baptismal innocence having been lost 891. Constitution Speculatores of Innocent XII, 892. An Abbot conferring orders ib. Excardination and ordination of clerics ib. Testimonial letters 893. On those who were subject to military service ib. Dimissorial letters for Regulars 894. Baptism with respect to orders 896. In what things ordinands must be instructed 897. Documents to be presented by those promoted to orders in the City ib. On spiritual exercises to be performed by ordinands ib. On heretics with regard to sacred orders 898. On priests to be admitted to the exercise of orders after abjuring schism 898. Doubtful intention 900. Intention revoked at the time of sacred ordination because of scruples ib. Dispensation from interstices 904. On the time of ordination 906. Dispensation from age 909. Title of ordination 912. Formula of the oath to be taken by those ordained under the title of the missions ib. On military service with regard to profession and orders 913. On ordination of Novices and Professed of simple vows 914. To receive orders from schismatics 367; 368; On three Masses to be celebrated by newly ordained priests 916. On the Nocturn to be recited by the newly ordained ib.
Parish priest: Whether he is a judge of the faith 182; Dismemberment of a parish 244. Residence of parish priests 204. 228. Preaching 212. 239. Explanation of the catechism 239. Mass for the people 213. Assistance to be given to the dying 234. Blessing of homes and of women after childbirth 242. Competent support 244.
Penance: Council of Trent 661. Nature ib. Sacrament 664. Necessity 663. Matter 665. Forgotten sins 666. Confession of venial sins ib. Confession of female catechumens 671. To be exacted conditionally from converted heretics 672. With regard to Catholics and schismatics 367; Perfect contrition 677. Universality of penance 679. Contrition prior to absolution 681. Servile fear 686. Attrition 686. 689. Beginning of love in it 693. Firmness of purpose 694. Reserved cases, see Reservation. Usefulness of confession for piety 696. Integrity, presence 696, 698. Through an interpreter 699. Examination of conscience 701. External act of sin with regard to confession 702. Habit of sinning 707. Quantity and quality of satisfaction 725. Works of mortification 734. Force of satisfaction ib. Penance to be fulfilled by oneself 735. Satisfaction to be fulfilled before absolution 736. Formula of absolution 748. Absolution by telephone ib. Stole to be used ib. Confession of women in churches and at the grating ib. Prescriptions concerning confessionals in the public churches of the City and in Institutes of women ib. Assistance to be given to the dying 753. Minister of the sacrament of penance 755. Missionaries with regard to examination for administration of the sacraments 757. Approval with regard to the confession of voyagers ib. Power of the Vicar Capitular with regard to confessors, approval ad beneplacitum nostrum, recall of confessors and parish priests for examination ib. Defect of jurisdiction without a colored title 769. Absolution by one not approved in the article of death when an approved confessor is present 773. Freedom of confession 778. Soldiers with regard to penance 780. Beneficed clerics with regard to the choice of confessor 781. Jurisdiction of regulars 782. With regard to guests and servants ib. With regard to pupils living in a college 785. A regular hearing confessions, against the will of the superior, by delegation of the bishop 784. Restriction of faculties for regular confessors 786. Confession of regulars; made outside the Order 790. Superiors in Rome are forbidden to hear the confessions of subjects ib. Confessors of suppressed convents of regulars ib. Confessors of religious outside the enclosure ib. Confessors of nuns 791. Latin missionaries with regard to the confession of Oriental nuns ib. Reservation to be made by bishops 795. Decree of Clement VIII on reserved cases of regulars ib. Faculty to absolve from reserved cases 797. Absolution of cases and censures reserved to the Pope in the article of death and in a more urgent case 799. Faculty of bishops with regard to absolution of papal cases ib. Absolution of censures reserved even in a special manner to the Pope when it is impossible to approach the Holy See, and reincidence ib. Direct absolution of papal cases, obligation to abide by the mandates of the Church, and reincidence ib. Obligation of the Decree of 23 June 1886. Absolution from cases reserved to the Roman Pontiff when it would be hard for the penitent to await the time necessary for requesting the faculty ib. Impossibility of sending a letter ib. Recourse to the Ordinary ib. On absolution to be granted, denied, deferred 809. Absolution of one in a habit of sin and of one in a proximate occasion ib. On the sacramental seal 831.
Priests: See Priest, Privilege.
Process: Manner of proceeding summarily in disciplinary criminal causes of clerics for ecclesiastical courts 7. 8. Provisional arrangement for acts of appeal in criminal causes ib. Decree of 18 Dec. 1835 for criminal causes ib. Intervention of a defender at meetings of the Sacred Congregation of Bishops and Regulars held for criminal causes ib. Decree of Clement VIII on Appeals ib. Manner to be observed by bishops in the United States of North America in hearing and deciding criminal and disciplinary causes of clerics ib. Method of treating business in contentious proceedings before the Sacred Congregation of Bishops and Regulars ib. Rule to be observed in causes that are proposed before the Sacred Congregation of the Council with the order of law observed ib. Order to be observed in causes concerning the nullity of Religious Profession ib. Drawing up the process of matrimonial causes ib. Competence in matrimonial causes ib. Regular superiors can never in any way take cognizance of causes of their subjects pertaining to the Holy Office ib. Prescription in criminal causes of clerics ib.
Regulars: Privileges and indulgences 270; 273; 279; 281; Exemption 272; Erection of new Convents ib. Missionaries ib. Canonical Visitation by the Ordinary ib. With regard to Indults concerning abstinence 1626; Canonical Hours 107. 132. Benefices 191. 192. Preaching 212. Order to be observed in causes concerning the nullity of Religious Profession 7. 8. Regular superiors can never in any way take cognizance of causes of their subjects pertaining to the Holy Office ib. Price for entrance 518; Dependence of regulars upon civil authority 240. 248. Rules for the reform of regular men and nuns ib. Institutes of more recent religious ib. Without habit and without common life ib. Tertiaries ib. Solemnity of vows ib. Holiness of religious life 249. Dispersed 251. A regular Bishop 252. 72 bis. Dispensation from vows 254. Testimonial letters of Ordinaries to be sought before the admission of novices 261. Form to be observed in admission to the habit and to profession ib. Secularized religious with regard to testament and succession 1037; 1038; 1042; With regard to benefices 191. Ceremonies of Vestition and Profession ib. Qualities required in those to be admitted ib. Prohibition against receiving anything from novices ib. Place and duration of the novitiate 268. Prolongation of the novitiate and delay of Profession 270. Time and form by which professed religious of simple vows may renounce dominion over their goods 274. Privileges and rights of simple professed religious in regular Orders 276. Spiritual exercises to be performed by women who wish to receive the monastic habit or make profession 277. Simple vows before solemn profession of men ib. Simple vows before solemn profession of nuns ib. On the place designated for professed religious and on explicit profession ib. On return to the order with regard to secularized and expelled religious ib. Ordination of novices and professed religious of simple vows, and their expulsion 279. On the force of the solemn vow of poverty 280. Ownership by solemnly professed regulars by Pontifical dispensation for Belgium ib. Bestowal of gifts upon regulars of either sex forbidden 285. On common life in religious Orders 288. On enclosure of regular men 294. On enclosure of nuns ib. On collecting alms by nuns ib. On the manner of electing regular superiors 297. Reelection of Abbesses or Superioresses ib. Obedience with regard to dispersed regulars 299. Spiritual direction, the vow and virtue of obedience 300. Account of conscience to be rendered to Superiors, Confession, Communion 301.
Schism: See Heresy.
Burial: See Censure.
Society of Jesus: Dependence of missionaries upon their own Superiors and upon the Ordinary of the place 272;
Solicitation: Instruction of the Holy Office 1251. Sin of solicitation ib. Decrees of the Holy Office 1252. Place of confession, simulation 1258. Denunciation to be made by all 1272. The solicitor already deceased 1277. How denunciation is to be made 1278. Instruction concerning investigations in causes of solicitation ib.
Betrothals: See Matrimony.
Suspension: See Censure.
Testament: Old, New, Distinction. Legal precepts of the Old Testament, Precepts of the New Testament 74; 180; Capacity to make a will with regard to secularized religious 1037; Succession of religious 1038; 1042; Right of succession with regard to pensions of regulars 1047; Sacred vessels owed to the cathedral church when the bishop dies 1047; Relics of the Holy Cross to be transmitted by bishops to their successors 1047;