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Front matter — The Casuist

Contents (as printed) (Volume II)

I. Impediment of Crime — p. 7

II. The Case of a Catholic Lawyer — p. 11

III. Impediment of a Prior Bond — p. 16

IV. Plenary Indulgence — p. 21

V. Impediment of Spiritual Relationship — p. 24

VI. A Cleric in Minor Orders Acts as Subdeacon — p. 29

VII. Cremation — p. 33

VIII. Secret Societies — p. 38

IX. The Seal of Confession — p. 44

X. Anticipating the Office — p. 49

XI. Disparity of Religion — p. 53

XII. A Case of the Impediment of Consanguinity — p. 58

XIII. A Case of Restitution — p. 62

XIV. A Will Case — p. 65

XV. Liability for Damage Done by One's Animal — p. 69

XVI. Occult Compensation — p. 75

XVII. Extreme Unction — p. 81

XVIII. Concerning a Case of Conscience — p. 86

XIX. Washing the Church Linens — p. 96

XX. A Marriage Case Under the New Decree — p. 100

XXI. A Case of Restitution — p. 108

XXII. Absolving Penitents Without Admonition — p. 112

XXIII. Concerning the Excommunication Incurred by Those Who Injure the Rulers of the Church, Either in Body, in Their Liberty, or in Their Dignity — p. 117

XXIV. The Desecration of Altars — p. 121

XXV. Are Informal Betrothals Binding in Conscience? — p. 125

XXVI. Delegation in Assisting at Betrothals — p. 128

XXVII. Ne Temere and Catholics of the Oriental Rite — p. 129

XXVIII. Marriages Between Latin and Oriental Catholics, or of Catholics with Schismatics (Protestants) — p. 130

XXIX. Practical Marriage Cases Under the New Decree — p. 133

XXX. Mixed Marriages Under the New Decree — p. 139

XXXI. The Validity of Marriages Among Non-Catholics of the Same Denomination — p. 144

XXXII. Marriage in Danger of Death — p. 149

XXXIII. Marriage in Cases of Emergency — p. 155

XXXIV. Arson and Restitution — p. 158

XXXV. Marriage by Compulsion — p. 163

XXXVI. Nullity of a Marriage Owing to Non-Fulfilment of an Imposed Condition — p. 166

XXXVII. Administration of the Last Sacraments to Children over the Age of Six in Danger of Death — p. 169

XXXVIII. The Administration of the Last Sacraments (Incl. Viaticum) to Dangerously Sick Children Under Six Years of Age — p. 173

XXXIX. Nullity of Marriage Because of Antecedent Insanity — p. 177

XL. A Railway Disaster Caused by Mischief — p. 179

XLI. The Age for Confirmation — p. 181

XLII. Restitution Owing to the Purchase of Stolen Goods — p. 183

XLIII. Furnishing of Non-Catholic Churches — p. 185

XLIV. The Extent of Canonical Obedience — p. 188

XLV. Pilferings of Provisions: A Case of Restitution — p. 192

XLVI. A Case of Restitution — p. 195

XLVII. Absolution of an Unconscious Person — p. 197

XLVIII. Baptism of Illegitimate Children — p. 205

XLIX. Pastoral Prudence — p. 207

L. Invalid Sponsorship — p. 210

LI. Telepathic Phenomena — p. 212

LII. The Jurisdiction to Hear Confession — p. 219

LIII. A Musician's Co-operation by Playing in Protestant Churches and at Dances — p. 225

LIV. Forgetting to Give Absolution — p. 228

LV. Simple Vows and Reserved Cases — p. 231

LVI. Admission to Holy Orders — p. 236

LVII. Administration of the Holy Viaticum to One Unconscious from a Paralytic Stroke — p. 241

LVIII. Conditional Baptisms — p. 248

LIX. Consecration Outside of Holy Mass — p. 252

LX. An Unbaptized Marriage Candidate in the Confessional — p. 253

LXI. Whether a Ciborium Left Outside the Corporal Through Forgetfulness Has Been Consecrated — p. 256

LXII. The Clergyman's Demeanor — p. 263

LXIII. How Can Men be Induced to Frequent Communion? — p. 265

LXIV. Celebration and Saying a Second Mass after Breaking the Fast — p. 268

LXV. Application of Probabilism — p. 272

LXVI. Do Christians Become Martyrs by Dying in the Voluntary Service of Plague-Stricken Patients? — p. 278

LXVII. The Reconciliation of a Church Subjectively Prescribed, Although Objectively not Necessary — p. 281

LXVIII. Children's Confessions — p. 283

LXIX. Is it Permissible to Grant Absolution to a Dying Heretic? — p. 290

LXX. Rite for Burying Children and Adults — p. 294

LXXI. Two Cases of Restitution — p. 299

LXXII. Members of Religious Orders and Personal Property — p. 303

LXXIII. Repetition of Extreme Unction During the Same Illness — p. 306

LXXIV. The Impediment of Clandestinity — p. 310