General Index of Subjects (to all five Volumes)

Treated in the Five Volumes of THE CASUIST

(The Numbers Refer to Volume and Page)

ABORTUS, III, 265; IV, 38, 48.

ABSOLUTION, see also Confession.

— Absolutio a Censuris, I, 36; III, 336.

—Absolutio complicis, III, 257.

—Absolutio in Periculo Mortis, by newly ordained priest without jurisdiction, III, 319.

— Absolution feigned, III, 283.

— Absolution, invalid, I, 311.

— Absolution of an unconscious person, II, 197.

— Absolution of nuns, V, 188.

— Absolution of Peregrini, V, 186.

— Absolution of dying heretics, II, 290; III, 40.

— Absolution pronounced in absence of penitent, in case of sick calls, I, 184.

— Absolution from reserved cases, V, 183.

— Absolution, lack of, V, 179.

— Absolution on battlefield, V, 218.

Abstaining from flesh-meat, IV, 53.

Abstinence, law of, for soldiers, IV, 28.

Adjusting of Mass stipends, I, 63.

Administering the Last Sacraments to feeble-minded, III, 218.

Administration of the Holy Viaticum to one unconscious from a paralytic stroke, II, 241.

—, of the Last Sacraments to Children over the age of six in danger of death, II, 169.

—, of the Last Sacraments (Incl. Viaticum) to dangerously sick children under six years of age, II, 173.

Advice in the matter of vocation, V, 90.

Admission to Holy Orders, II, 236.

Age for Confirmation, II, 181.

Altar of exposition, III, 298.

Altars, their desecration, II, 121; III, 250, 272.

—, privileged, V, 151.

Anticipating the office, II, 49; III, 35.

Apostate, irregularities of, IV, 309.

Apparitions and Phenomena, II, 212; V, 210.

—, of Poor Souls, V, 210.

Appropriating another’s ideas, I, 237.

Arson and restitution, II, 158.

Assault, II, 195.

BANKRUPTCY, I, 171.

BAPTISM, I, 139, 151, 243, 331; II, 24, 205, 210, 248; III, 90, 109; IV, 164.

—, of children the offspring of civil marriages, IV, 328.

—, of child, where must it take place, I, 151.

—, of illegitimate children, II, 205.

—, of Jew, IV, 326.

—, protestant godmother, IV, 257.

—, spiritual affinity, V, 278, 290.

—, non-Catholic sponsors, V, 102.

—, invalid, V, 100, 107.

—, the reiteration of, V, 100, 107.

—, intention required in adults, V, 104.

—, parents as sponsors, V, 113.

—, priests as sponsors, V, 113.

—, can Religious be sponsors at, V, 113.

Baptisms, conditional, II, 248.

Baptized non-Catholics bound by the laws of the Church, I, 160.

Baptizing an infant in the mother’s womb, I, 331.

Battlefield, absolution on the, V, 218.

Bequest for Masses in the testament of a suicide, III, 182.

Bequests for charity cancelled by court, II, 65, 86.

Betrothals, see Marriage.

Birth Control, V, 252.

Blessing the Easter water on holy Saturday, III, 99.

Breach of contract, IV, 294.

Burial of children, II, 294.

— of suicides, III, 212.

— of freemasons, IV, 71.

Buyer concealing from seller the real value of property, V, 71.

CALUMNIATOR, duties of, V, 58 seqq.

Calumny, of the dead, V, 57.

Cases, reserved, V, 183.

Cancer, administration of the Viaticum in cases of, IV, 128.

Castellane-Gould marriage, V, 270.

Celebrans indice impeditio, III, 143.

Celebratio and binatio, after breaking the fast, II, 268.

Censures, I, 36, 240, 248; III, 265.

Ceremonies of Holy Week, I, 17; III, 99.

Charity, the duties of, V, 15 seqq.

Childbirth, a new operation, IV, 249.

Children, the education of, in a mixed marriage, V, 257, 261.

Churching of women after illegitimate childbirth, I, 11.

Church linens, washing, II, 96.

Civil laws binding in conscience, II, 86.

Clergyman’s demeanor, II, 263.

Cleric in minor orders acting as subdeacon, II, 29.

Clerical censure, I, 44.

Communicatio in Sacris, V, 14.

COMMUNION of a newly baptized convert without Confession, I, 49.

—, daily, IV, 180, 210, 276.

—, dispensation from fasting before, IV, 323; V, 134.

—, refused to public sinners, V, 209.

—, and venial sins, V, 205.

—, given to one who has accidentally not been absolved in confession, V, 179.

—, abstinence from, given as a penance, V, 176.

—, fasting before, IV, 7.

—, on Holy Saturday, IV, 238.

—, mistaken adherence to the rule in convents an obstacle to daily, IV, 180.

—, receiving twice on same day, IV, 34; V, 120.

—, the conditions for receiving when not fasting, V, 125.

Commutation of the simple vows of celibacy, I, 67.

Company keeping, I, 292.

Compensation for not having prevented injury, IV, 116.

Compensatio occulta and restrictio mentalis, III, 288.

Concealing the real value of an object, I, 198.

CONFESSION, see also Absolution.

— Absolutio in periculo mortis by young priest without jurisdiction, III, 319.

— Absolution given by mistake to a penitent who has not confessed, for one who has confessed, I, 73.

— Absolution omitted by forgetfulness, V, 179.

— Absolving penitents without admonition, II, 112.

—An incomplete yet valid Confession, III, 156.

—A Penitent’s recourse to the Sacred Penitentiary, III, 175.

—, before Celebration, IV, 281.

—, Absolution from reserved cases, V, 183.

—, absolving conditionally, V, 193.

—and absolution on Battlefield, V, 218.

—, complete, and questioning a penitent, V, 191.

—, doubts about completeness, V, 193.

—, the treatment of habitual drunkard in, V, 202.

—, how to treat discouraged penitents, V, 205.

—, dealing with penitents whose venial sins give scandal, V, 209.

—, defective, V, 160, 166.

—Can an indefinite and general accusation, except in a case of necessity, suffice for Confession, and is it permitted? III, 225.

— Children’s Confessions, II, 283.

— Conferring of a dispensation and the seal of Confession, I, 65.

— Confessarius extraneus: A case from the law of Regulars, I, 303.

— Confession by telephone, I, 94.

— Confession of a dying person, material and formal integrity, I, 189.

— Confession of a newly baptized convert, I, 49.

— Confession of a rebaptized convert, I, 7.

— Confession of nuns, III, 313; V, 188.

— Confession quam primum, I, 135.

— Confessions in foreign languages, IV, 194.

— Confessions of the clergy, IV, 240.

— Confessio Externa Fidei, IV, 107.

— Doubtful restitution; decision of the confessor; consequences to the confessor, III, 153.

— Envy as mortal sin, III, 261.

— Forgetting to give absolution, II, 228.

— Imposition in the confessional, III, 216.

— Inquiring in Confession for the name of an accomplice, I, 103.

— Jurisdiction for Confession of nuns, III, 313; V, 188.

— Jurisdiction, II, 219; III, 238, 313, 318.

—, Jurisdictio dubia, IV, 313.

—, Jurisdictio suppleta, IV, 233.

—, expired jurisdiction, V, 181.

—, general, V, 172.

—heard in street, V, 216.

—, incompleteness of, V, 160, 166.

—, ignorance in, V, 199.

—, lying in, V, 168.

—, questioning a penitent in, V, 191.

—, sacrilegious, V, 166.

—, feigned scrupulousness in, V, 175.

—, the seal of, V, 193.

—, must the time when sin was committed be stated? V, 168.

—, made during Mass of obligation, IV, 268.

— Materia absolutionis, I, 189, 311; III, 147.

— Misuse of General Confession by penitents of the female sex, III, 211.

— Necessity of Contrition in the Sacrament of Penance, III, 196.

— Necessity of General Confession for a convert rebaptized sub conditione, I, 7.

— Never refuse to hear a Confession, IV, 138.

— Perfect contrition, III, 170.

— Preserving the seal of Confession by the confessor against himself, III, 324.

— Presuming jurisdiction, II, 219.

— Questionable Penance, IV, 135.

— Shortening of Confessions when many penitents are waiting, III, 147.

— Shortening of Confession to save a penitent’s reputation, III, 167.

— Shortening of Confessions when many penitents are waiting, III, 147.

— The Confession of a person hard of hearing, III, 194.

— The seal of Confession, II, 44; III, 324.

Confessor, the threefold office of, V, 169.

Confirmation, II, 181.

—, necessity of, V, 110.

—, parents as sponsors, V, 113.

—, priests as sponsors, V, 113.

—, obligation to receive, V, 110.

—, sponsors for, V, 113.

Consecration, I, 92, 131, 279, 286; III, 143, 306.

—, doubtful, I, 131.

—, outside of holy Mass ever valid? II, 252.

Contract, breach of, IV, 294.

Contrition, when sufficient ad sacra without Confession, IV, 244.

Convent, forcing a person to enter, V, 92.

Conversion on account of marriage, I, 49; V, 104.

—, through hypnotic suggestion, I, 320.

—, from Eastern Schism, IV, 303.

Co-operantes ad furtum, III, 94.

Cooperation in non-Catholic worship, funerals, etc., I, 145; II, 185, 225; V, 4, 6, 14.

—, direct and indirect, V, 36.

—, formal or material, V, 6, 36.

-—-, in injustice, V, 45.

Correction, I, 208, 213.

Counterfeit money, III, 296.

Craniotomy, does its performance incur excommunication? III, 178.

Cremation, II, 33; IV, 332.

Criminal condemned to death, may he execute himself? V, 27 seqq.

Crystal gazing, V, 81.

DEFRAUDATION, I, 31, 71.

Dead-head passengers, V, 33.

Debt, owed to one deceased, V, 51.

Deceased, debt owed to one, V, 51.

Denunciation and obligation of restitution, III, 253.

Desecration of fixed and movable altars, II, 121; III, 250, 272.

Desertion, II, 16.

—, in marriage, IV, 140, 216.

Devil worship, V, 82.

Detraction, V, 55.

Disinheriting a son to defeat money-lenders, II, 299.

Dispensation from fasting, III, 286.

—, from hearing Mass because proximate occasion, I, 118.

—, from the obligation of fasting before Communion, IV, 323.

—, from solemn vows, V, 98.

Disposition of restitution money, III, 269.

—required for saying Mass, I, 135.

Deprivation of the Title of Ordination, IV, 1.

Do Christians become martyrs by dying in the voluntary service of plague-stricken patients? II, 278.

Doubt before celebration, III, 240.

Doubts in matters of faith, V, 9.

Druggist, his liability, V, 53.

Drunkards, habitual, V, 202.

—, Is it lawful to make another person drunk? IV, 62, 110.

Duties of pastor toward parishioners, I, 213; III, 309.

—, of a witness, III, 50.

Duty of heirs to pay testator’s debts, II, 301; III, 118.

—, to preserve one’s life, V, 22 seqq.

EASTERN SCHISM, conversion from, IV, 303.

Enmity, I, 193, 233.

Envy, IV, 88; V, 17.

Epilepsy before ordination, III, 141.

Errors in changing money, III, 277.

Excommunication incurred by contumelious treatment of priests, etc., II, 117.

Explanation of the words nemo in utero matris clausus baptizari debet, I, 331.

Exposition of blessed Sacrament, I, 75; III, 298.

Extreme Unction, II, 81, 306; III, 156, 247; IV, 97, 184; V, 224.

—, rite for administration to more than one person at one time, III, 247.

—, anointing the feet, V, 236.

—, conditional and unconditional administration of, V, 228.

—, in the case of unconsciousness, V, 228.

—, refusing to receive, V, 233.

FACULTIES for absolution, V, 186.

Faith and reason, V, 12.

—, a virtue, V, 11.

—, certainty of, V, 10.

—, doubts in matters of, V, 9.

—, impossible without prayer, V, 11 seqq.

—, means to strengthen, V, 13.

False accusation, II, 195.

— False teeth and holy Communion, III, 165.

— False witness, IV, 289.

Fasting dispensation, III, 286.

— before holy Communion, IV, 7.

—, dispensation from, for receiving Holy Communion, IV, 323; V, 125, 134.

—, and the stomach-pump, V, 131.

Favoring his poor relations by a priest in the disposition of restitution money, III, 269.

Feeble-minded, III, 218.

First Mass, may a votive office be taken? III, 173.

Forbidden books, may they be kept in one’s possession unread? I, 83.

Forcing a person to enter a convent, V, 92.

Forgiving injuries, V, 15.

Forty-Hours, indulgence of the, V, 220.

—, lack of attendance, V, 220.

Found articles, disposition of, IV, 118.

Fraternal correction, I, 208.

Frequent Communion, II, 265; III, 127.

Furnishing of non-Catholic churches, II, 185.

GAMBLING with another’s counterfeit money, and the obligation of restitution, III, 296.

Gifts made by Religious, V, 95.

Giving holy Communion on Holy Saturday, III, 28.

Godparents in Baptism, I, 243.

Graft (Bribery), V, 46.

Greek rite, I, 26.

Gregorian Altar, V, 151.

— Masses, V, 151.

HABITS, sinful, V, 1, 169.

Hack-drivers, taking patrons to disreputable resorts, V, 6.

Heir’s duty to pay testator’s debts, III, 118.

Holy Week, I, 17; III, 28, 99.

Holy Orders, invalidity of, V, 238.

—, releasing from the duties of, V, 238.

Husband’s power over vows of wife, V, 78.

Hypnotism, I, 320.

Hysterical scrupulousness of a Nun, I, 57.

IGNORANT penitents, V, 199.

Illegitimate child, his question regarding his identity, V, 85.

— children, II, 205; V, 85.

Immodesty in dress, IV, 22.

Impediments, cessation of, V, 290.

Impeditio prolis, I, 316; V, 252.

Incendiarism, I, 261.

Incest, I, 36.

Indulgence, conditions, IV, 189, 192.

—for the dying, III, 71, 203.

—plenary, II, 21.

— of the Forty-Hours, V, 220.

Indulgenced Cross, III, 192.

Injury of the neighbor justified, V, 30 seqq.

—of the neighbor, different kinds of, V, 37 seqq.

—to health liability for, V, 53.

—, participation in causing, V, 37.

Insanity, II, 177.

Insurance defraudation, I, 31.

Intemperance, V, 202.

Interruptio Missae for an urgent sick call I, 270.

Invocation of the holy Name of Jesus indispensably required for gaining the indulgence for the dying? III, 203.

Irregularity, I, 44; III, 90.

JEJUNIUM naturale, II, 268; III, 138.

Jurisdiction for confession of Nuns, III, 313; V, 188,

—, in reserved cases, V, 183.

—, for absolution, V, 188.

—, for hearing confession, V, 181.

—, for hearing confession outside the diocese, V, 186.

Jurisdictio dubia, IV, 313.

—, suppleta, IV, 233.

Jew, can every Jew be baptized? IV, 326.

LAST Sacraments, sacrilegiously received, V, 224.

Laws of the Church binding non-Catholics, I, 160.

Lawyer's practice, II, 11.

Lay confraternities forbidden in convent chapels, I, 274.

Legacy hunting, the suspicion of, V, 62 seqq.

Liability for damage done by one’s animal, II, 69.

Life, the duty of its preservation, V, 22.

—, the necessity of safe-guarding, V, 24 seqq.

Love of our enemies, V, 15.

—of the neighbor, V, 15.

Low Mass on Holy Thursday, I, 17.

Lying and deceiving ever permitted? III, 44.

MANIFESTATION, the, of a secret, V, 83.

Marks of friendship toward an enemy, I, 193.

MARRIAGE. An unbaptized marriage candidate in the confessional, II, 253.

—, Birth control, V, 252.

—. Withheld or simulated consent, V, 245.

—, with condition contrary to nature of marriage, III, 81; V, 245, 252.

—, Contracted with a condition de futuro, V, 245.

—, and matrimonial consent, V, 266.

—. The case Castellane-Gould, V, 270.

—. Breach of faith in mixed marriage regarding the education of children, V, 257, 261.

—. With a divorced party, V, 266.

—. Assisting at non-Catholic marriage, I, 145.

—.A pastor's jurisdiction, IV, 84.

—. Betrothals, II, 125, 128; III, 7, 13, 60.

—. Betrothals, informal, II, 125.

—. Bridegroom’s rights, III, 254.

—. Company keeping, I, 292.

—. Concubinage, I, 277, 290; II, 100.

—. Conditio turpis, III, 81.

—. Consent, IV, 176.

—. Conversion on account of marriage, I, 49; V, 104.

—. Delegation, II, 100; III, 66.

—. Delegation for the parochus proprius, IV, 220.

—. Faculties of pastor and assistants under new marriage law, III, 7, 60

—. Impediment of blood relationship, II, 58; III, 13; IV, 59; V, 297.

—.Impediment of clandestinity, II, 310.

— Impediment of spiritual relationship, II, 24, 205; V, 278, 290.

—. Impediments, power of State to make diriment, IV, 12.

—. Impedimentum criminis, I, 22; III, 7; IV, 66; V, 245, 283.

—. Impedimentum dirimens impotentiae, I, 22.

—. Impedimentum disparitatis cultus, II, 53.

—. Impedimentum erroris, II, 166; IV, 75; V, 266.

—. Impedimentum impediens arising from betrothal, I, 128.

—. Impedimentum ligaminis, II, 16; III, 81.

—. Impedimentum metus, II, 163; III, 122; V, 272.

—. Impedimentum mixtae religionis, I, 22, 180.

—. Impedimentum occultum, I, 268.

—. Impedimentum publicae honestatis, III, 13.

—. Cessation of impediments, V, 290.

—. Of infidels, heretics, and schismatics, V, 271.

—. Mixed marriages, may a priest officiate when prenuptial promises are refused, V, 261.

—. Mixed marriages, the sanation of, V, 261.

—. Mixed marriages, the faculty of the Bishop in the U. S. for the sanation of, V, 261.

—. Mixed marriages, and the decree “ne temere,” V, 285.

—. May mixed marriage ever be advised? I, 100.

Mixed marriage, I, 51, 100, 165; II, 139.

—. Mixed marriages under the new decree, II, 139.

—. A case of the decree “ne temere,” V, 285.

—.A marriage with several obstacles, V, 244.

—. Presumption of life of a missing husband, V, 276.

—. Without the presence of a priest, V, 287.

—. Before witnesses alone, V, 287.

—. Impeditio prolis, I, 316; V, 252.

—. Interpellation in the Casus Apostoli, I, 177.

—. Marriage by compulsion, II, 163.

-——. Marriage by priest without banns and Confession, I, 290.

—. Marriage dispensation in a case of temporary vows, I, 268.

—. Marriage in danger of death, II, 149.

—. Marriages between Latin and Oriental Catholics, or of Catholics with Schismatics (Protestants), II, 130.

—. Marriages in cases of emergency, II, 155.

—. Matrimonium ratum et non consummatum, I, 155.

—. Metus Reverentialis as impediment, IV, 253.

—. Mutuus consensus, I, 22.

—.Ne temere and Catholics of the Oriental rite, II, 129.

—. Nullity of a marriage owing to non-fulfilment of an imposed condition, II, 166.

—. Nullity of marriage because of antecedent insanity, II, 177.

—. Nullity of marriage owing to the impediment of fear, III, 122.

—. Nuptial Blessing, IV, 105.

—of a woman pregnant by another man, IV, 259.

—. Pauline privilege, I, 111, 177.

—. Points regarding the new marriage legislation, III, 7.

—. Power of the State to make diriment impediment, IV, 12.

—. Practical marriage cases under the new decree, II, 133.

—.A Roman Catholic marries an Oriental Schismatic, III, 86.

—. Revalidation after arbitrary separation, IV, 216.

—. Rendered invalid by failure to apply in sufficient time for dispensation, IV, 142.

—. Remedium illicitum, IV, 123.

—. Sanatio in radice, I, 22, 51; II, 53, 253; III, 113; IV, 266.

—. Syphilis in, IV, 296.

—. The clause Cum gravi poenitentia in dispensations, IV, 158.

—. The validity of marriages among non-Catholics of the same sect, II, 144.

MASS. For whom may it be offered? I, 88; III, 182; V, 145.

—and sick calls, IV, 262.

—. Daily, the priest’s obligation of, V, 139.

—. Dispensation from hearing on Sunday, V, 136.

—. The duty to hear Mass on Sunday, V, 136.

—, For the deceased, V, 149, 151.

—and the natural fast, V, 131, 134.

—. The fruits of, applied to the Poor Souls, V, 18.

— Intentions, unlawful, V, 145.

— Intention, mistake in, IV, 156.

— intentions, V, 158.

— Binatio, IV, 207.

— Confession before celebration, IV, 281.

— Liturgical questions, IV, 56.

— May Mass be celebrated and holy Communion given at an altar upon which the blessed Sacrament is exposed? III, 298.

— Masses for suicides, III, 182.

—. Interruption of, V, 142.

—, Non-alcoholic wine, Materia Valida? V, 115.

—. The quality of and the stipend, V, 149.

—. Obligation to say stipend masses, IV, 199.

— stipends, the turning over of, V, 156.

—. Stipends, I, 63, 228.

—. Of Obligation validly heard, while making Confession? IV, 268.

—. After use of the stomach pump, V, 131.

—. Offered for unbelievers and heretics, V, 145.

—. Office of first Mass, III, 173.

—. Said in fermented bread, I, 26.

—. Said without wine, III, 76.

—. Said with wine mixed with water, III, 244.

-—. When are the words calicem salutaris accipiam to be spoken? III, 303.

—. Wine without water, IV, 226.

Masses, reduction of the number of, V, 154.

—, reduction of the stipend, V, 154.

Means by which to induce those seriously sick to receive the Sacraments, I, 77.

—to strengthen the faith, V, 13.

Medal, the scapular, V, 222.

Medical secret, I, 219.

Members of Religious Orders and personal property, II, 303.

Mistakes in prayers of the Mass, I, 92; II, 306.

Morning and evening prayers, V, 76.

Morphine habit, I, 255.

Musician’s cooperation by playing in Protestant churches, and at frivolous dances, II, 225.

NAME of church, may it be changed? I, 265.

Near occasion with relation to company-keeping, I, 292.

— Near occasion with relation to going to church, I, 118.

Negotiatio forbidden to the clergy, IV, 229.

Nuns as godparents, I, 243; V, 113.

— may not cooperate in confraternities, I, 274.

OATH, obligation of a witness under, V, 73.

—, Statements under, V, 73.

Obedientia canonica, II, 188.

Objections of science against faith, V, 10.

Office of subdeacon on day of ordination, III, 56.

Oleum catechumenorum used for Extreme Unction, II, 81.

Oleum infirmorum used for Baptism, III, 109.

Operation, new, in childbirth, IV, 249.

—, with danger to life, V, 24 seqq.

Orders, Religious, absolution of members of, V, 188.

—, Religious, the heirs of their deceased members, V, 51.

Ordination, II, 236; III, 141.

—, invalid, and the seal of confession, V, 241.

—, invalidity of, V, 238, 241.

—, releasing from the duties of, V, 238.

—, repetition of, V, 241.

Ordo sepeliendi parvulos-adultos, II, 294.

Ownership, when transferred, V, 20.

PAGELLA, S. Poenitentiariae, V, 293.

Parents, as sponsors for Baptism or Confirmation, V, 114.

Partiality in Bishop's appointment not simony, IV, 153.

Pastoral prudence, II, 207.

Pastor’s duty toward parishioners, III, 309.

Peregrini, absolution of, V, 186.

Perfect contrition as valid substitute for Confession, III, 170.

Perpetual vows, and the disposition of property, V, 95.

Personal sacrilege, II, 117.

Pilferings of provisions: a case of restitution, II, 192.

Poor, the spiritual advantages of the, V, 17 seqq.

Poor Souls, apparition of, V, 210.

Possessor bonae fidei and the duty of restitution, III, 330; V, 40.

Prayer, V, 76.

Presumption of life of a missing husband, V, 276.

—, sin, mistaken idea of, IV, 286.

Priests, as sponsors for Baptism or Confirmation, V, 114.

—, support of erring, IV, 1.

Private revelations, I, 123.

Probabilism, II, 272.

Procurantes abortum, who incurs the censure? III, 265.

Profanation of church, II, 281.

Professional secrecy, I, 219.

Promise a binding contract, I, 86.

— of secrecy, when binding, V, 83.

—in the matter of a legacy, V, 65, 68.

—, character of a, V, 65.

Property, concealing the real value of, V, 71.

Protestants and the commandments of the Church, IV, 330.

Public sinners not admitted to Holy Communion, V, 209.

Purchase of stolen goods, II, 183.

“Pure Virgin,” sense of the words in constitution of Religious Order, IV, 174.

QUESTIONING a penitent in the confessional, V, 191.

RACE suicide, I, 316; V, 252.

Railway disaster caused by mischief and duty of restitution, II, 179.

Receiving Holy Communion several times in the same day, V, 120.

Reconciliatio ecclesiae, II, 281.

Relic, doubtful, IV, 162.

Remedium illicitum, IV, 123.

Renting rooms for clandestine meetings, V, 4.

Renting houses for evil purposes, V, 7.

Repetition of Extreme Unction during same illness, II, 306.

Replating an indulgenced cross allowed? III, 192.

Requiem Masses in church where the blessed Sacrament is exposed, I, 75.

Reserved cases, II, 231; III, 238; V, 183.

— in an Order, I, 303.

Responsibility for Mass stipends, I, 228; V, 156.

Restitution (see also special heads), I, 31, 71, 108, 171, 198, 202, 261, 272; II, 62, 69, 108, 158, 179, 183, 192, 195, 299; III, 94, 153, 160, 253, 269, 277, 296, 330, 332; IV, 18, 44, 116, 118, 136; V, 20, 33, 36, 40, 42, 45, 57, 61, 66, 72, 197.

Restitution by members of religious Orders, III, 160.

— in the case of an insurance agent, V, 42.

— in the case of graft, V, 46 seqq.

— in the case of calumniating the dead, V, 57.

—on account of cooperation, V, 45.

—, moral impossibility of, V, 61.

Restrictio mentalis, III, 288.

Rich, the spiritual advantages of, V, 17.

Riding in cars without paying fares, V, 33.

Right of a bishop to suspend a priest without trial, I, 248.

Risk, priest must take, to give last Sacraments, IV, 79.

SACRAMENT of Holy Orders, a case of invalidity of, V, 238.

Sacraments, last, sacrilegiously received, V, 224.

—, risk priest must take to give, IV, 79.

Sacred Penitentiary, III, 175.

Safe-guarding life, the necessity of, V, 24.

“Salted” gold mine, IV, 136.

Scandal by immodesty in dress, IV, 22.

—, V, 209.

Scapular medal, the, V, 222.

Science, objections of, against faith, V, 10.

Schism, conversion from Eastern, IV, 303.

Scrupulosity, IV, 251.

Scrupulousness, I, 57.

Seal of Confession, I, 65, 73; III, 324; IV, 124, 148, 235; V, 193.

Secrecy, the promise of, when binding, V, 83.

Secret compensation, II, 75, 108, 183; III, 288, 332; IV, 217.

—, knowledge, the obligation to divulge, V, 83.

—, societies, II, 38; IV, 71.

—, the manifestation of a, V, 83.

Servile work on Sunday, IV, 102.

Sham bidding at auction, IV, 160.

Sick calls, I, 184, 189.

—, during Mass, I, 270.

Sick call, or parochial Mass, IV, 262.

Sick, the, and the receiving of Holy Communion, V, 125.

Simony, partiality in Bishop’s appointment not, IV, 153.

Simple vows and reserved cases, II, 231.

—, and the disposition of property, V, 95.

Sinful habits, V, 1.

Sinners, public, not admitted to Holy Communion, V, 209.

Sins, solitary, V, 1.

—, venial and scandal, V, 209.

Soldiers, the absolution of, V, 218.

Son’s duty toward his father, I, 233.

Souls, the Poor and the fruits of Holy Mass, V, 18.

Spiritistic séances, III, 20; V, 81.

Sponsors, non-Catholic, V, 102.

Sponsorship, invalid, II, 210.

Stealing ideas, I, 237.

Stolen goods, benefiting by, V, 36.

Stomach-pump, its use before and after Mass or holy Communion, III, 138; V, 131.

Street confessions, V, 216.

Subdeacon, II, 29; III, 56.

Suicide’s bequest for Masses, III, 182.

Suicide’s burial, III, 212.

Sunday, servile work on, IV, 102.

Support of erring priests, IV, 1.

Superstitious faith in prayers, III, 200.

Superstition, V, 81.

Suspension, I, 44, 248; III, 90, 104.

Suspicion thrown on some one else, III, 280.

Syphilis in marriage, IV, 296.

TALE-BEARING, I, 213.

Telepathic phenomena, II, 212.

Temporal possessions, the spiritual advantages of, V, 17.

Temptations against faith, V, 11.

Thief, obligation of restitution of, V, 45.

—, wife and children of a, V, 36.

Threats of suicide, I, 57.

Title of ordination, deprivation of, IV, 1.

Traveling salesman’s expenses, III, 332.

Trentain, the Gregorian, V, 151.

VALIDATION of a Priest’s functions, V, 241.

Venial sins, V, 205.

— and scandal, V, 209.

Viaticum, repeated administration of, V, 226.

Vocation, religious, V, 90.

Vow, definition, III, 292.

—to enter an Order, I, 257.

—, release from, IV, 188.

—of celibacy, I, 67, 268.

Vows, simple, and reserved cases, II, 231.

—, solemn dispensation from, V, 98.

—, simple or perpetual and the disposition of property, V, 95.

—, the power to set aside, V, 78.

—of husband or wife, V, 78.

WHEN in holy Mass are the words Calicem Salutaris accipiam to be spoken? III, 303.

— is ownership transferred? V, 20.

Will, disposition of witnesses, IV, 178.

—, executing the provisions of a, IV, 93.

Wine, non-alcoholic—Materia Valida? V, 115.

— without water at Mass, IV, 226.

Witness, false, IV, 289.

—, his duty, III, 50.

Witnesses withholding facts, V, 73.

Who incurs the censure: Procurantes abortum effectu secuto? III, 265.

Woman who has left her husband, confession of, IV, 140.