Volume — The Casuist
Volume I (1906)
Contents
- Title Pages (Volume I)
- Preface (Volume I)
- Contents (as printed) (Volume I)
- Case I: Necessity of General Confession for a Convert Rebaptized Conditionally
- Case II: Churching of Women After Illegitimate Childbirth
- Case III: Low Mass on Holy Thursday
- Case IV: Legalization of an Illicit Union
- Case V: Saying Mass in Fermented Bread
- Case VI: Defrauding an Insurance Company: a Case of Restitution
- Case VII: Absolution from Censures Reserved by the Bishop
- Case VIII: Clerical Censure
- Case IX: Communion of a Newly Baptized Convert
- Case X: Mixed Marriage Before a Protestant Minister
- Case XI: Hysterical Scrupulousness of a Nun
- Case XII: The Adjusting of Mass Stipends
- Case XIII: The Conferring of a Dispensation and the Seal of Confession
- Case XIV: Commutation of the Simple Vows of Celibacy
- Case XV: Defraudation by a Bank Employee: a Case of Restitution
- Case XVI: A Case of Confession
- Case XVII: Requiem Masses with the Blessed Sacrament Exposed
- Case XVIII: Means by Which to Induce Those Seriously Sick to Receive the Sacraments
- Case XIX: The Marriage Tie
- Case XX: Forbidden Books
- Case XXI: A Promise a Binding Contract?
- Case XXII: For What Persons May the Holy Sacrifice of Mass Be Offered?
- Case XXIII: The Words of Consecration
- Case XXIV: Confession by Telephone?
- Case XXV: May Mixed Marriage Ever Be Advised?
- Case XXVI: Inquiring in Confession for the Name of an Accomplice
- Case XXVII: A Case of Restitution
- Case XXVIII: The Pauline Privilege
- Case XXIX: May a Person Be Dispensed from Hearing Mass on Sundays If Going to Mass Becomes a Proximate Occasion of Sin?
- Case XXX: Concerning the Perusal of Private Revelations
- Case XXXI: Dispensation from a Prohibitory Impediment Arising from Betrothal
- Case XXXII: Doubtful Consecration and its Consequences
- Case XXXIII: Dispositions Required for Saying Mass
- Case XXXIV: Using the Form for Infant Baptism in the Baptism of Adults
- Case XXXV: May a Catholic Girl Act as Bridesmaid at a Non-Catholic Marriage?
- Case XXXVI: Where Should a New-Born Child Be Baptized?
- Case XXXVII: A Recent Papal Dispensation “Regarding a Ratified and Unconsummated Marriage.”
- Case XXXVIII: Are Baptized Non-Catholics Bound by the Laws of the Church?
- Case XXXIX: A Mixed Marriage in a Town Where the “Tametsi” Is in Force
- Case XL: A Case of Restitution
- Case XLI: Interpellation in the Case Described by the Apostle
- Case XLII: Concerning Dispensation from the Impediment of Mixed Religion
- Case XLIII: Sudden Sick Calls
- Case XLIV: Confession of a Dying Person
- Case XLV: Marks of Friendship Toward an Enemy
- Case XLVI: The Obligation of Restitution, Arising from Concealing the Real Value of an Object and Thereby Depreciating its Price
- Case XLVII: Restitution to a Railroad Company
- Case XLVIII: Fraternal Correction
- Case XLIX: A Pastor's Watchfulness over his People
- Case L: The Medical Secret
- Case LI: Responsibility for Mass Stipends
- Case LII: A Son's Duty Toward his Father
- Case LIII: Appropriating Another's Ideas
- Case LIV: Incurring Ecclesiastical Censure
- Case LV: Godparents in Baptism
- Case LVI: Right of a Bishop to Suspend a Priest Without Trial
- Case LVII: The Use of Morphine
- Case LVIII: The Vow to Enter an Order
- Case LIX: Restitution on Account of Incendiarism
- Case LX: In Rebuilding a Parish Church, May the Name Be Changed?
- Case LXI: Marriage Dispensation in a Case of Temporary Vows
- Case LXII: Interruption of Mass for an Urgent Sick Call
- Case LXIII: A Case of Restitution
- Case LXIV: Lay Confraternities Forbidden in Convent Chapels
- Case LXV: A Perplexing Marriage Case
- Case LXVI: Two Consecration Cases
- Case LXVII: Marriage by Priest Without Banns and Confession
- Case LXVIII: The Near Occasion with Relation to Company-Keeping
- Case LXIX: Outside Confessor: a Case from the Law of Regulars
- Case LXX: An Invalid Absolution
- Case LXXI: Prevention of Offspring
- Case LXXII: A Sick Person Converted Through Hypnotic Suggestion
- Case LXXIII: An Explanation of the Words: “No One Enclosed in the Mother’s Womb Should Be Baptized.”