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Front matter — The Casuist

Contents (as printed) (Volume V)

I. Habit — p. 1

II. Cooperation — p. 4

III. Formal and Material Cooperation — p. 6

IV. Doubt in Matters of Faith — p. 9

V. Is Participation in Sacred Rites Unlawful? — p. 14

VI. Forgiving Injuries — p. 15

VII. Envy — p. 17

VIII. When is Ownership Transferred? — p. 20

IX. The Duty to Preserve One’s Life — p. 22

X. The Necessity of Safeguarding Life — p. 24

XI. A Criminal Condemned to Death Bidden to Execute Himself — p. 27

XII. Justified Injury to the Neighbor, or, A Guilty Man Exercising His Own Right — p. 30

XIII. Riding in Cars Without Paying Fare — p. 33

XIV. The Wife and Children of a Thief — p. 36

XV. Restitution by Possessor in Good Faith — p. 40

XVI. Restitution in the Case of an Insurance Agent — p. 42

XVII. Restitution on Account of Cooperation in Injustice — p. 45

XVIII. Payment of a Debt Owed to One Deceased — p. 51

XIX. A Druggist’s Liability — p. 53

XX. Detraction — p. 55

XXI. Calumniating the Dead with Obligation of Restitution With Regard to Reputation — p. 57

XXII. Moral Impossibility of Restitution — p. 61

XXIII. A Promise — p. 65

XXIV. Promise of Making a Donation — p. 68

XXV. A Buyer Concealing From the Seller the Real Value of Property — p. 71

XXVI. A Witness Withholding Facts — p. 73

XXVII. Morning and Evening Prayers — p. 76

XXVIII. Husband’s Power Over the Vows of His Wife — p. 78

XXIX. Crystal-Gazing — p. 81

XXX. The Manifestation of a Secret — p. 83

XXXI. An Illegitimate Child’s Question Regarding His Identity — p. 85

XXXII. Fasting — p. 88

XXXIII. Vocation — p. 90

XXXIV. Forcing a Person to Enter the Convent — p. 92

XXXV. A Gift Unlawfully Made by a Religious — p. 95

XXXVI. Dispensation from Solemn Vows — p. 98

XXXVII. The Form of Baptism — p. 100

XXXVIII. What to do if a Non-Catholic Sponsorship Seems Unavoidable — p. 102

XXXIX. The Intention Required in Adults for the Reception of Baptism — p. 104

XL. Reiteration of Baptism — p. 107

XLI. Necessity of Confirmation — p. 110

XLII. Sponsors of Children Receiving Confirmation — p. 113

XLIII. Non-Alcoholic Wine—Valid Matter? — p. 115

XLIV. Receiving Holy Communion Several Times on the Same Day — p. 120

XLV. What Are the Conditions Under Which the Sick May Receive Holy Communion Though Not Fasting? — p. 125

XLVI. Use of the Stomach Pump and the Natural Fast — p. 131

XLVII. The Celebration of Holy Mass and the Natural Fast — p. 134

XLVIII. The Duty to Hear Mass on Sundays — p. 136

XLIX. The Priest’s Obligation of Daily Mass — p. 139

L. Interruption of Mass — p. 142

LI. Unlawful Mass Intentions — p. 145

LII. The Quality of the Mass and the Stipend — p. 149

LIII. Gregorian Altar — p. 151

LIV. Reduction of the Number of Masses, or Reduction of the Stipend? — p. 154

LV. The Turning Over of Mass Stipends — p. 156

LVI. Defective Confessions — p. 160

LVII. Sacrilegious Confessions — p. 166

LVIII. Lying in Confession and Complete Confession — p. 168

LIX. General Confession — p. 172

LX. Feigning Scrupulousness in Confession — p. 175

LXI. Abstinence from Holy Communion given as a Penance — p. 176

LXII. Lack of Absolution — p. 179

LXIII. Expired Jurisdiction — p. 181

LXIV. Absolution from Reserved Cases — p. 183

LXV. Absolution of Travelers — p. 186

LXVI. Absolution of Nuns — p. 188

LXVII. Questioning a Penitent in the Confessional — p. 191

LXVIII. The Seal of Confession and Absolution — p. 193

LXIX. A Hasty Decision — p. 197

LXX. An Ignorant Penitent — p. 199

LXXI. Treatment of an Habitual Drunkard in the Confessional — p. 202

LXXII. A Zealous Penitent Discouraged by Imperfections and Venial Sins — p. 205

LXXIII. Apparitions of Poor Souls from Purgatory — p. 210

LXXIV. Street Confessions — p. 216

LXXV. Absolution on the Battlefield — p. 218

LXXVI. Indulgence of the Forty Hours — p. 220

LXXVII. The Scapular Medal — p. 222

LXXVIII. The Last Sacraments Sacrilegiously Received — p. 224

LXXIX. Conditional and Unconditional Administration of Extreme Unction in the Case of Unconsciousness — p. 228

LXXX. Extreme Unction Neglected — p. 233

LXXXI. Anointing the Feet — p. 236

LXXXII. Invalidity of Ordination — p. 238

LXXXIII. Invalid Ordination of a Penitent and the Seal of Confession — p. 241

LXXXIV. A Marriage with Several Obstacles — p. 244

LXXXV. Marriage Contracted Conditionally — p. 252

LXXXVI. Misconduct Before Marriage — p. 255

LXXXVII. Breach of Faith Regarding the Education of Children in a Mixed Marriage — p. 257

LXXXVIII. Questions Regarding Mixed Marriages — p. 261

LXXXIX. Error and Matrimonial Consent — p. 266

XC. Marriage Contracted Through Fear — p. 272

XCI. Presumption of Life of a Missing Husband — p. 276

XCII. Spiritual Affinity — p. 278

XCIII. The Impediment of Crime — p. 281

XCIV. Dispensation from the Impediment of Crime — p. 283

XCV. A Case of the Decree “Ne Temere” — p. 285

XCVI. Marriage Before Two Witnesses — p. 287

XCVII. Cessation of Impediments — p. 290

XCVIII. Not Radical Sanation, But Silence — p. 297