Book — Concina, Compendium
Book Eleven — On the Sacrament of Penance
Contents
Dissertation I — On the virtue and sacrament of Penancenn. 1–64
- Chapter I — Propositions condemned by the Holy Seenn. 1–64
- Chapter II — The axioms of certain casuists, which are as it were theological loci, or fountains, whence they draw their conclusions and resolutions
- Chapter III — On the virtue of penance
- Chapter IV — On the sacrament of Penance, and its remote and proximate matter
- Chapter V — On contrition, the first part of Penance, and its natural and divine precept
- Chapter VI — On the insufficiency of fear-born, or servile, attrition for the valid receiving of the sacrament of Penance
- Chapter VII — On the necessity of love, or of inchoate charity, for the sacrament of Penance
- Chapter VIII — Certain questions concerning grief and purpose are resolved
- Chapter IX — THE IMAGE of Christian justification, depicted with the lineaments of the holy Scriptures
- Chapter X — The conditions of the purpose necessary for Confession
Dissertation II — On sacramental Confession and satisfaction
- Chapter I — What sacramental Confession is, and when its divine precept obliges
- Chapter II — On the conditions of sacramental Confession
- Chapter III — On the obligation of confessing the circumstances of sins
- Chapter IV — On the obligation of confessing circumstances mortally aggravating within the same species. The doctrine of St. Thomas is vindicated
- Chapter V — On the remaining circumstances
- Chapter VI — Whether doubtful sins are to be confessed
- Chapter VII — On the causes excusing from the material integrity of confession. On a dying man destitute of his senses, and on confessions to be repeated. Lax opinions are refuted
- Chapter VIII — On satisfaction, the third integral part of the sacrament of Penance
- Chapter IX — On the quality, quantity, and time of the satisfaction to be enjoined upon penitents
- Chapter X — On the obligation of penitents to accept the satisfaction imposed by the confessor for deadly sins
- Chapter XI — On indulgences
Dissertation IV — On sacramental absolution to be imparted, deferred, or denied; on the seal of the confessor; and on solicitation
- Chapter I — On the form of sacramental absolution
- Chapter II — The true image of a converted sinner, from the holy Scriptures and the Fathers
- Chapter III — Several questions concerning absolution to be imparted or deferred to relapsing sinners, and to those engaged in an occasion of sinning
- Chapter IV — On the seal of confession
- Chapter V — On solicitation
- An Admonition to Confessors