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Dissertation II — On sacramental Confession and satisfaction

Contents

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