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Front matter — The Casuist

Contents (as printed) (Volume IV)

I. On Deprivation of the Title of Ordination and the Support of Erring Priests — p. 1

II. Fasting Before Holy Communion — p. 7

III. Power of the State to Make Diriment Impediments — p. 12

IV. Restitution to a Foundling Asylum — p. 18

V. Scandal by Immodesty in Dress — p. 22

VI. Law of Abstinence for United States Soldiers — p. 28

VII. Receiving Holy Communion Twice on the Same Day — p. 34

VIII. Concerning the Procuring of Abortion — p. 38

IX. A Minor’s Obligation to Restore — p. 44

X. Excommunication on Account of Abortion — p. 48

XI. The Law of Abstaining from Flesh Meat — p. 53

XII. Some Liturgical Questions Concerning Holy Mass — p. 56

XIII. The Dispensation from the Impediment of Consanguinity — p. 59

XIV. Is It Lawful to Make Another Person Drunk? — p. 62

XV. Impediment of Crime — p. 66

XVI. Christian Burial of Masons — p. 71

XVII. The Marriage Impediment of Error — p. 75

XVIII. What Risk Must a Priest Take to Give the Last Sacraments? — p. 79

XIX. A Pastor’s Jurisdiction Regarding Marriage — p. 84

XX. The Number of Sins Caused by Envy — p. 88

XXI. Executing the Provisions of a Will — p. 93

XXII. Does the Effect of Extreme Unction Revive? — p. 97

XXIII. Servile Work on Sunday — p. 102

XXIV. The Rite of the Nuptial Blessing — p. 105

XXV. A Case of Conscience Regarding External Profession of Faith — p. 107

XXVI. Is It a Grievous Sin for Innkeepers to Supply Spirituous Liquors to Customers Who Are Drinking to Excess or Who Are Already Drunk? — p. 110

XXVII. Is a Man Bound to Make Compensation for Not Having Prevented Some Injury to His Neighbor? — p. 116

XXVIII. What Are the Obligations of a Person Who Has Disposed of an Article That He Found Without Making Any Attempt to Discover the Owner? — p. 118

XXIX. An Unlawful Remedy — p. 123

XXX. The Seal of the Confessional Must Be Observed Even in the Confessional Itself — p. 124

XXXI. The Administration of the Viaticum in Cases of Cancer of the Esophagus (Gullet) — p. 128

XXXII. A Questionable Penance — p. 135

XXXIII. A “Salted” Gold Mine — p. 136

XXXIV. Never Refuse to Hear a Confession — p. 138

XXXV. The Confession of a Woman Who Has, on Her Own Authority, Left Her Husband — p. 140

XXXVI. Case of a Marriage Rendered Invalid by Failure to Apply for a Dispensation at the Proper Time — p. 142

XXXVII. The Seal of the Confessional — p. 148

XXXVIII. Partiality in Bishop’s Appointment Not Simony — p. 153

XXXIX. A Mistake Regarding Mass Intention — p. 156

XL. The Meaning of the Clause “With a Grave (and Long-Continued) Salutary Penance” in Marriage Dispensations — p. 158

XLI. Sham Bidding at an Auction — p. 160

XLII. May a Relic Be Venerated If There Is Any Doubt Regarding Its Authenticity? — p. 162

XLIII. Protestant Baptism — p. 164

XLIV. The Sense of the Words “Pure Virgin” in the Constitution of a Religious Order — p. 174

XLV. Matrimonial Consent — p. 176

XLVI. Deposition of Witnesses to a Will — p. 178

XLVII. Mistaken Adherence to the Rule an Obstacle to Daily Communion in Convents — p. 180

XLVIII. Extreme Unction in a Case of Necessity — p. 184

XLIX. Release from a Vow — p. 188

L. The Conditions for Gaining an Indulgence — p. 189

LI. Is It Necessary to Be in a State of Grace in Order to Gain Indulgences for the Souls in Purgatory? — p. 192

LII. Hearing Confessions in Foreign Languages — p. 194

LIII. The Obligations to Hear Stipend Masses — p. 199

LIV. Saying a Second Mass — p. 207

LV. Is Daily Communion Allowed in Spite of Innumerable Venial Sins? — p. 210

LVI. Revalidation of Marriage After an Arbitrary Separation — p. 216

LVII. Occult Compensation Justified by a Promise — p. 217

LVIII. Delegation for the Proper Pastor of Those About to Be Married — p. 220

LIX. Wine Without Water at Mass — p. 226

LX. Commerce Forbidden to the Clergy — p. 229

LXI. Supplied Jurisdiction — p. 233

LXII. Seal of the Confessional in Court — p. 235

LXIII. Communion on Holy Saturday — p. 238

LXIV. Confessions of the Clergy — p. 240

LXV. When Does Contrition Suffice for Sacred Functions Instead of Confession? — p. 244

LXVI. A New Operation in Childbirth — p. 249

LXVII. Scrupulosity — p. 251

LXVIII. Reverential Fear as Impediment — p. 253

LXIX. A Protestant Godmother — p. 257

LXX. Marriage of a Woman Pregnant by Another Man — p. 259

LXXI. Parochial Mass or Sick Call — p. 262

LXXII. Revalidation of an Invalid Marriage — p. 266

LXXIII. Is It Possible to Hear the Mass of Obligation While Making Confession at the Same Time? — p. 268

LXXIV. Are Preparation and Thanksgiving Necessary Conditions for Daily Communion? — p. 276

LXXV. Confession Before Celebration — p. 281

LXXVI. Mistaken Idea of the Sin of Presumption — p. 286

LXXVII. False Witness in a Court of Justice — p. 289

LXXVIII. Breach of Contract — p. 294

LXXIX. Syphilis in Marriage — p. 296

LXXX. Conversion from the Eastern Schism to the Catholic Church — p. 303

LXXXI. Irregularities of an Apostate — p. 309

LXXXII. Doubtful Jurisdiction — p. 313

LXXXIII. Dispensation from the Obligation to Communicate Fasting — p. 323

LXXXIV. Can Every Jew Be Baptized? — p. 326

LXXXV. Baptism of Children the Offspring of Civil Marriages — p. 328

LXXXVI. Protestants and the Commandments of the Church — p. 330

LXXXVII. Cremation — p. 332