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Front matter — The Casuist

Contents (as printed) (Volume I)

I. Necessity of General Confession for a Convert Rebaptized Conditionally — p. 7

II. Churching of Women after Illegitimate Childbirth — p. 11

III. Low Mass on Holy Thursday — p. 17

IV. Legalization of an Illicit Union — p. 22

V. Saying Mass in Fermented Bread — p. 26

VI. Defrauding an Insurance Company: A Case of Restitution — p. 31

VII. Absolution from Censures Reserved by the Bishop — p. 36

VIII. Clerical Censure — p. 44

IX. Communion of a Newly Baptized Convert — p. 49

X. Mixed Marriage before a Protestant Minister — p. 51

XI. Hysterical Scrupulousness of a Nun — p. 57

XII. The Adjusting of Mass Stipends — p. 63

XIII. The Conferring of a Dispensation and the Seal of Confession — p. 65

XIV. Commutation of the Simple Vows of Celibacy — p. 67

XV. Defraudation by a Bank Employee: A Case of Restitution — p. 71

XVI. A Case of Confession — p. 73

XVII. Requiem Masses with the Blessed Sacrament Exposed — p. 75

XVIII. Means by Which to Induce Those Seriously Sick to Receive the Sacraments — p. 77

XIX. The Marriage Tie — p. 79

XX. Forbidden Books — p. 83

XXI. A Promise a Binding Contract? — p. 86

XXII. For What Persons May the Holy Sacrifice of Mass Be Offered? — p. 88

XXIII. The Words of Consecration — p. 92

XXIV. Confession by Telephone? — p. 94

XXV. May Mixed Marriage Ever Be Advised? — p. 100

XXVI. Inquiring in Confession for the Name of an Accomplice — p. 103

XXVII. A Case of Restitution — p. 108

XXVIII. The Pauline Privilege — p. 111

XXIX. May a Person Be Dispensed from Hearing Mass on Sundays if Going to Mass Becomes a Proximate Occasion of Sin? — p. 118

XXX. Concerning the Perusal of Private Revelations — p. 123

XXXI. Dispensation from a Prohibitory Impediment Arising from Betrothal — p. 128

XXXII. Doubtful Consecration and Its Consequences — p. 131

XXXIII. Dispositions Required for Saying Mass — p. 135

XXXIV. Using the Form for Infant Baptism in the Baptism of Adults — p. 139

XXXV. May a Catholic Girl Act as Bridesmaid at a Non-Catholic Marriage? — p. 145

XXXVI. Where Should a New-Born Child Be Baptized? — p. 151

XXXVII. A Recent Papal Dispensation “Regarding a Ratified and Unconsummated Marriage” — p. 155

XXXVIII. Are Baptized Non-Catholics Bound by the Laws of the Church? — p. 160

XXXIX. A Mixed Marriage in a Town Where the “Tametsi” Is in Force — p. 165

XL. A Case of Restitution — p. 171

XLI. Interpellation in the Case Described by the Apostle — p. 177

XLII. Concerning Dispensation from the Impediment of Mixed Religion — p. 180

XLIII. Sudden Sick Calls — p. 184

XLIV. Confession of a Dying Person — p. 189

XLV. Marks of Friendship toward an Enemy — p. 193

XLVI. The Obligation of Restitution, Arising from Concealing the Real Value of an Object and Thereby Depreciating Its Price — p. 198

XLVII. Restitution to a Railroad Company — p. 202

XLVIII. Fraternal Correction — p. 208

XLIX. A Pastor's Watchfulness over His People — p. 213

L. The Medical Secret — p. 219

LI. Responsibility for Mass Stipends — p. 228

LII. A Son's Duty toward His Father — p. 233

LIII. Appropriating Another's Ideas — p. 237

LIV. Incurring Ecclesiastical Censure — p. 240

LV. Godparents in Baptism — p. 243

LVI. Right of a Bishop to Suspend a Priest without Trial — p. 248

LVII. The Use of Morphine — p. 255

LVIII. The Vow to Enter an Order — p. 257

LIX. Restitution on Account of Incendiarism — p. 261

LX. In Rebuilding a Parish Church, May the Name Be Changed? — p. 265

LXI. Marriage Dispensation in a Case of Temporary Vows — p. 268

LXII. Interruption of Mass for an Urgent Sick Call — p. 270

LXIII. A Case of Restitution — p. 272

LXIV. Lay Confraternities Forbidden in Convent Chapels — p. 274

LXV. A Perplexing Marriage Case — p. 277

LXVI. Two Consecration Cases — p. 279

LXVII. Marriage by Priest without Banns and Confession — p. 290

LXVIII. The Near Occasion with Relation to Company-keeping — p. 292

LXIX. Outside Confessor: A Case from the Law of Regulars — p. 303

LXX. An Invalid Absolution — p. 311

LXXI. Prevention of Offspring — p. 316

LXXII. A Sick Person Converted Through Hypnotic Suggestion — p. 320

LXXIII. An Explanation of the Words: “No One Enclosed in the Mother’s Womb Should Be Baptized” — p. 331