index — Bucceroni, Institutions of Moral Theology
Analytical Index of Matters (Volume IV)
I. On Betrothals and on Banns. The nature and obligation of betrothals, p. 3. Their dissolution, 12. The necessity of banns, 22. Various circumstances of banns, 23.
II. On the Nature and Properties of Marriage. What marriage is, and what its division is, 27. Marriage insofar as it is a contract, 30. Marriage insofar as it is a sacrament, 37. Unity and firmness of marriage, 42. On divorce, 46.
III. On the Impediments of Marriage. What and how many kinds of impediment of marriage there are, 49. Impeding impediments: the prohibition of the Church, time, betrothal, vow, 50. How many and which impediments are diriment, 54. Impotence and age, 55. Bond, 68. Consanguinity, 69. Affinity, 75. Spiritual relationship, 81. Legal relationship, 82. Public honesty, 85. Vow and Order, 87. Disparity of cult, 88. Adultery, 92. Homicide, 95. Both together, 95. Error, condition, madness, 97. Force or fear, 99. Abduction, 101. Clandestinity, 102.
IV. On the Revalidation of Marriage. On dispensation from impediments, 118. On marriage to be revalidated in various cases of nullity, 136.
V. On the Use of Marriage. Its liceity and obligation, according to itself and according to its various circumstances, 142. Acts according to nature, against nature, besides nature, 159.
I. On the Nature of Censure. What and how many kinds of censure there are, 162. Requisites for censures, 164. Who can impose censures, 166. Excusing causes, 170. On absolution from censures, 172.
II. On Excommunication. What excommunication is, 176. On the tolerated excommunicated person, the one to be avoided, 176. Minor excommunication, 178. Major excommunication, its various effects, 178. Violation of excommunication, 184.
III. On Suspension. What and how many kinds of suspension there are, 185. Suspension from informed conscience, 185. Suspension from pontificalia, 189. Violation of suspension, 188. Deposition, degradation, 190.
IV. On Interdict. What and how many kinds of interdict there are, and its effects, 191. Interdict from entrance into church, 195. Violation of interdict, 196. Cessation from divine services, 197.
V. On Ecclesiastical Burial. What ecclesiastical burial is, and its choice; the right of funeral, and funeral emoluments, 198. Who are to be deprived of ecclesiastical burial, 204.
On the Constitution Apostolicae Sedis
I. Excommunications. Reserved in a special manner to the Supreme Pontiff, 206. Simply reserved to the Supreme Pontiff, 226. Reserved to Bishops, 250. Reserved to no one, 252. Tridentine, 256. Other excommunications to be added, 260.
II. Suspensions. Of the Constitution Apostolicae Sedis, 262. Of the Council of Trent, 270. Other suspensions to be added, 275.
III. Interdicts. Of the Constitution Apostolicae Sedis, 281. Of the Council of Trent, 282. An interdict to be added, 283.
On the Constitution Sacramentum Poenitentiae
I. On Solicitation in Confession. Confessors who solicit are to be denounced, 287. Penitents are to be warned about making the denunciation, 292. Excusing causes, 295. When, to whom, and how the denunciation is to be made, 297. The crime of false denunciation, 299.
II. On Absolution of an Accomplice. Illiceity and invalidity of absolution, 300. Nature of complicity, 303. Excommunication, 306.
On the Constitution Officiorum Ac Munerum
I. Prohibition of Books. Natural and positive, 307. Its force, 310. Denunciation, 311.
II. General Decrees. Sacred Scripture, 311. Books of heretics, 312. Liturgical and prayer books, 314. Obscene books, 315. Other books, 315. Periodicals, 318. Images and indulgences, 318. Faculty of reading, 319. Approbation of books, 320.
I. On Irregularities in General. What and how many kinds it is, 326. How it is removed, 330.
II. On Irregularities from Delict. How it is incurred, 331. Bad reception of baptism, 331. Repetition of baptism, 332. Exercise of order, 332. Bad reception of orders, 333. Violation of censure, 333. Mutilation, 334. Homicide, 325†.
III. On Irregularities from Defect. How it is incurred, 337. Of birth, 337. Of liberty, 338. Of body, 338. Of age, 441†. Of mind, 341. Of knowledge, 342. Of faith, 342. Of sacrament, 343. Of lenity, 344. Of good reputation, 345.
I. On Indulgences in General. What and how many kinds of indulgence there are, 347. Who can grant indulgences, 350. Requisites for gaining indulgences, 356.
II. On the Jubilee. What and how many kinds the Jubilee is, 363. Requisites for gaining the Jubilee, 366. Extraordinary faculties of the jubilee, 371.
III. On the Privileged and Gregorian Altar. What and how many kinds of privileged altar there are, 374. Requisites for gaining the indulgence of a privileged altar, 375. Gregorian altar, Gregorian Masses, 376. Heroic act of charity, 378.
IV. Principal Other Indulgences. Stations of the nourishing City, 378. Portiuncula, 378. Scapular, 379. Confraternities, 379. Way of the Cross, 380. Crosses from Missions, 381. Exposition of the Most Holy Sacrament, 381. Apostolic Indulgences, 381. The second day of November, 381.
On Priestly and Religious Vocation, 383.
Constitution of Pius X Divino Afflatu. Reform of the Divine Office, 406.
Motu Proprio Abhinc duos annos. On the Divine Offices to be Arranged in a New Manner in Some Part, 415.
General Decree on the Motu Proprio Abhinc duos annos, 415.
Decree on Local Feasts Which Must Be Observed by Religious, 423.
Apostolic Constitution on the Suburbicarian Dioceses, 423.
Obligation of the Constitutions of Religious Institutes, 425.
Testimonial Letters of Ordinaries for Those to Be Admitted into Religion, 427.
On Affiliation to Religious Institutes, 428.
Matter of Confirmation, 435.
Decree of the Sacred Congregation of the Council Ut debita, on Things to Be Observed and Avoided in the Satisfaction of Manual Masses, 438.
Decree of the Sacred Congregation of the Council Recenti, on the Satisfaction of Masses, 447.
Notes to n. 639 and 657 bis, 449.
On the Sacrament of Order, 451.
Form of Ordination, 466.
Concerning Interruption of Studies, 468.
Decree of the Sacred Congregation of the Council Ne temere, on Betrothals and Marriage, 469.
Marital and Perfect Intercourse, 487.
Consummation of Marriage According to the Common Opinion of Doctors, 493.
Intrinsic Nature of Affinity According to the Common Opinion of Doctors, 493.
Marriage of Old Persons, 494.
Intercourse with a Pregnant Woman, 495.
Decisions of the Sacred Congregations Concerning Onanism, 496.
Decree of the Holy Office, by Which Certain Propositions Are Rejected and Proscribed, 498.