Volume — The Casuist
Volume III (1910)
Contents
- Title Pages (Volume III)
- Preface (Volume III)
- Contents (as printed) (Volume III)
- Case I: Some Points Regarding the New Marriage Legislation
- Case II: Concerning Espousals
- Case III: Is It Lawful to Assist at Spiritistic Seances?
- Case IV: Giving Holy Communion on Holy Saturday
- Case V: Anticipating Matins and Lauds at Two O’clock
- Case VI: Absolving Non-Catholics
- Case VII: Is It Ever Permitted to Tell a Lie?
- Case VIII: Duties of a Witness
- Case IX: What Office Must a Subdeacon Say on the Day of his Ordination?
- Case X: Betrothal and Marriage Under the New Law
- Case XI: Delegation Regarding Marriages
- Case XII: The Papal Blessing at the Point of Death
- Case XIII: Saying Mass Without Wine
- Case XIV: A Marriage Case Recently Decided by Rome
- Case XV: A Roman Catholic Marries an Oriental Schismatic
- Case XVI: Irregularity Arising from Rebaptizing
- Case XVII: Co-Operators in Theft
- Case XVIII: Blessing the Easter Water on Holy Saturday
- Case XIX: Suspension Incurred by the Very Fact
- Case XX: Using the Oil of the Sick in Baptism
- Case XXI: Healing a Marriage at its Root
- Case XXII: An Heir’s Duty to Pay a Testator’s Debts
- Case XXIII: Nullity of Marriage Owing to the Impediment of Fear
- Case XXIV: Frequent Communion
- Case XXV: Use of Stomach-Pump Before and After Holy Communion
- Case XXVI: Epilepsy Before Ordination
- Case XXVII: A Celebrant with a Disabled Index Finger
- Case XXVIII: Shortening of Confessions When Many Penitents Are Waiting
- Case XXIX: Doubtful Restitution; Decision of the Confessor; Consequences to the Confessor
- Case XXX: An Incomplete, Yet Valid Confession; Extreme Unction Not Repeated After its Invalid Reception
- Case XXXI: Restitution by Members of Religious Orders
- Case XXXII: False Teeth and Holy Communion
- Case XXXIII: Shortening of Confession to Save a Penitent’s Reputation
- Case XXXIV: Perfect Contrition
- Case XXXV: The Office of the First Mass
- Case XXXVI: A Penitent’s Recourse to the Sacred Penitentiary
- Case XXXVII: Does the Performance of Craniotomy Incur Excommunication?
- Case XXXVIII: Can a Bequest for Masses in the Testament of a Suicide Be Executed?
- Case XXXIX: Replating an Indulgenced Cross
- Case XL: Regarding the Confession of a Person Hard of Hearing
- Case XLI: Necessity of Contrition in the Sacrament of Penance
- Case XLII: Superstitious Faith in Prayers
- Case XLIII: Is the Invocation of the Holy Name Indispensably Required for Gaining the Indulgence for the Dying?
- Case XLIV: Misuse of General Confession by Penitents of the Female Sex
- Case XLV: The Burial of Suicides
- Case XLVI: Imposition in the Confessional
- Case XLVII: Administering the Last Sacraments to the Feeble-Minded
- Case XLVIII: Can an Indefinite and General Accusation, Except in a Case of Necessity, Suffice for Confession, and Is It Permitted?
- Case XLIX: Jurisdiction
- Case L: Doubt Before Celebration
- Case LI: Wine Mixed with Water Consecrated
- Case LII: Rite of Extreme Unction, When Several Persons Are to Receive It at the Same Time
- Case LIII: Reconsecration of a Portable Altar
- Case LIV: Must an Informer Make Restitution for the Injury Caused by his Denunciation?
- Case LV: A Difficult Case Presented by the Confession of a Bride
- Case LVI: Does the Reservation of Absolution of an Accomplice Extend to the Case of One Who Had Transgressed Before Ordination?
- Case LVII: Envy as Mortal Sin
- Case LVIII: Who Incurs the Censure for Procuring an Abortion That Takes Effect?
- Case LIX: Favoring Poor Relatives in the Disposition of Restitution Money
- Case LX: Some Remarks About the Portable Altar and its Desecration
- Case LXI: Errors in Changing Money
- Case LXII: Throwing Suspicion on Some One Else
- Case LXIII: Feigning Absolution
- Case LXIV: Dispensation from Fasting
- Case LXV: Occult Compensation and Mental Reservation
- Case LXVI: Incorrect Definition of Vow
- Case LXVII: Gambling with Another’s Counterfeit Money, and the Obligation of Restitution
- Case LXVIII: May Mass Be Celebrated, and Holy Communion Given, at an Altar Upon Which the Blessed Sacrament Is Exposed?
- Case LXIX: When in Holy Mass Are the Words “I Will Take the Chalice of Salvation” to Be Spoken?
- Case LXX: How May Mistakes Made in the Prayers of the Mass Be Remedied?
- Case LXXI: How Should a Parish Priest Act Towards an Apostate Parishioner Who Is Seriously Ill?
- Case LXXII: Jurisdiction to Hear Confessions of Nuns
- Case LXXIII: Absolution in Danger of Death
- Case LXXIV: Preserving the Seal of Confession by the Confessor Against Himself
- Case LXXV: A Possessor in Good Faith and the Duty of Restitution
- Case LXXVI: A Traveling Salesman’s Expenses
- Case LXXVII: Concerning Absolution from Censures
- General Index of Subjects (Volumes I–III)