index — Koch–Preuss

General Index (to all the five Volumes)

¶1.

Abandoned objects, V, 228.

¶2.

Abel, I, 208.

¶3.

Abélard, V, 188.

¶4.

Abelly, Louis, I, 59.

¶5.

Abnormality, Psychic, I, 261 sq..

¶6.

Abortion, A species of murder, II, 87; who guilty of, V, 214 sqq.; artificial or medical, V, 217 sq.; Danger of, renders concubitus matrimonialis forbidden, V, 471 sq.; by unmarried mothers, V, 515.

¶8.

Abraham à Santa Clara, V, 464.

¶9.

Abrogation (of law), I, 180.

¶10.

Absolution, II, 177 sqq.; When it should be denied, II, 179 sq.; When deferred, II, 182; To be refused to those who refuse to make restitution of ill-gotten goods, V, 378.

¶11.

Abstention from voting, V, 571 sq..

¶13.

Accessory to the sins of others, II, 62.

¶14.

Accidents, Compensation for industrial, V, 427 sq..

¶15.

Accomplice, Penitent must not disclose name of, II, 158.

¶16.

Acta Apostolicae Sedis, I, 161 sq..

¶17.

Actors, III, 51.

¶18.

Actus eliciti—imperati, I, 113 sq..

¶19.

Actus externus—internus, I, 254.

¶20.

Actus hominis, I, 79, I, 253.

¶21.

Actus humanus, I, 79, I, 253 sqq..

¶22.

Actus numero unus, I, 273 sq..

¶24.

Administration of the Sacraments, Requisites of valid, II, 108 sqq..

¶25.

Adolescence, I, 87.

¶26.

Adoration, IV, 139 sq..

¶27.

“Ad peccatum obligare, ”, I, 167.

¶28.

Adulteration of food, V, 212.

¶29.

Adultery, II, 74; Husband may not kill his wife in the act of, V, 126; Duties when a child is born from, V, 440; Compulsion to, V, 441 sq.; A canonical ground for separation a mensa et toro, V, 443, V, 467; Sin against marital fidelity, V, 480 sq.; a most pernicious crime, V, 481; usually preceded by mental estrangement, V, 481 sq..

¶30.

Advertence required for mortal sin, II, 30 sq..

¶31.

Advertisements, matrimonial, II, 210.

¶32.

Advertising, In evil publications, V, 44; Ethics of, V, 293.

¶33.

Aequiprobabilism, I, 231 sqq..

¶34.

Aertnys, J. (C. SS. R.), I, 70.

¶35.

Affections, I, 103 sqq..

¶36.

Affectus antecedentes—subsequentes, I, 106.

¶37.

Agape, III, 40.

¶38.

Age, as a determinant of free-will, I, 86 sqq..

¶39.

Agoraphobia, I, 261.

¶40.

Albert the Great, I, 53, I, 187, II, 192.

¶41.

Alcuin, I, 51.

¶42.

Alexander the Seventh, I, 229, IV, 371.

¶43.

Alexander the Eighth, I, 229.

¶44.

Alexander of Hales, I, 53, I, 187.

¶45.

Almsgiving, a relatively good act, I, 266; Duty of, III, 134; Fasting should be accompanied by, IV, 352 sqq.; May become bad if done for a wicked purpose, I, 268; The duty of, V, 173 sqq.; Of precept, V, 173 sq.; S. Scripture on, V, 174; A duty of justice and charity, V, 174 sq.; How much must we give?, V, 175 sq.; Refusal to give according to one’s means a grievous sin, V, 177; The duty of giving alms binds particularly the clergy, V, 177; How large a percentage of a man’s income should be devoted to?, V, 177 sq.; Public charity must be supplemented by private, V, 178 sq.; Wife may not give without husband’s consent, V, 180; Must be inspired by a pure motive, V, 182 sq.; Pharisaic ostentation condemned, V, 182; Must be done voluntarily and gladly, V, 183; Must be guided by prudent economy, V, 184; Rules for, V, 184 sq.; As a sport, V, 187 sqq.; Warning against indiscriminate, V, 189; Blessings and fruits of, V, 190 sqq..

¶46.

Alonso de los Angeles, I, 59.

¶47.

Aloysius, St., III, 19.

¶48.

Alphonsus de’ Liguori, St., As an authority in Moral Theology, I, 33 sq.; His writings, I, 59 sq.; And the casuists, I, 64; Followed by Kenrick, I, 71; On Christian perfection, I, 209; On Probabilism, I, 228; On Aequiprobabilism, I, 232 sq.; On the question whether one may be one’s own executioner, III, 99; On theatrical performances on Sundays, IV, 333 sq.; On when one is excused from hearing Mass on Sunday, IV, 342; On what is a collation, IV, 365; On prohibition of books, IV, 400, IV, 417; On fraternal correction, V, 33; On the “contractus trinus,”, V, 329; On betting, V, 340.

¶49.

Altruism, I, 23.

¶50.

Alvarez, Didacus (O. P.), I, 60.

¶51.

Amado, R. A. (S. J.), III, 62.

¶52.

Ambiguous language, V, 79 sqq..

¶53.

Ambition, II, 69.

¶54.

Ambrose, St., As a writer on ethics, I, 47; On interior disposition, I, 208; On virginity, I, 250; On sin, II, 1; On wealth and almsgiving, III, 148; On poverty, III, 152; On prayer, IV, 107 sq.; On vows, IV, 202; On almsgiving, V, 174, V, 189.

¶55.

Ambuscades, V, 136.

¶56.

Amendment, Purpose of, II, 146 sqq..

¶57.

Amette, Cardinal, On the duties of voters, V, 575 sq..

¶58.

Amicus, F., I, 224.

¶59.

Amor affectivus, effectivus, V, 15 sq..

¶60.

Amort, Eusebius, As a moralist, I, 57; As an Aequiprobabilist, I, 233.

¶61.

Amount required for a grave sin of theft, V, 358 sqq..

¶62.

Amour désinteressé, I, 20 sq..

¶63.

Amphiboly, V, 79.

¶64.

Amputation of limbs, III, 83, V, 120.

¶66.

Anabaptists, On capital punishment, V, 149.

¶67.

Ananias and Saphira, II, 39, II, 82.

¶68.

Angels, Sin of the, II, 11 sq..

¶69.

Angelus bell, The, IV, 163 sq..

¶70.

Angelus de Clavasio, I, 55.

¶72.

Animals, Ownerless, V, 228; Domestic never become ownerless, ibid..

¶73.

Animus iniuriandi, II, 10, V, 101.

¶74.

Anointments in Extreme Unction, II, 195.

¶75.

Antinomianism, I, 150 sq..

¶76.

Antoine, P. G. (S. J.), I, 58, I, 226.

¶77.

Antoninus, St., As a moralist, I, 52; On the Commandments of the Church, IV, 315 sq..

¶78.

Apartment houses, III, 31.

¶79.

Appropriation of public property, V, 445 sq..

¶80.

Apocalypse, II, 84.

¶81.

Apologists, The early, I, 44.

¶82.

Apology, when called for, V, 113.

¶84.

Apostles, The, I, 88, I, 146.

¶85.

Apostolic Constitutions, The, On virginity, I, 248.

¶86.

Apostolic Fathers, The, As moral teachers, I, 42 sqq..

¶87.

Aragon, III, 99.

¶88.

Arbitration, International, V, 143.

¶89.

Aridity of the soul, IV, 80, IV, 128 sq..

¶90.

Aristocracy, III, 120.

¶91.

Aristotle, Catholic moral teaching based on the philosophy of, I, 53; On the faculties of the soul, I, 187; On sin, II, 4; On duties of parents, III, 105; On a voluptuous life, III, 122; On liars, V, 108.

¶92.

Arms, Clerics should not carry, III, 37.

¶93.

Arnold, Sarah L., V, 521 sq..

¶94.

Arrogance, II, 69 sq..

¶95.

Art, III, 36, III, 47 sqq.; For art’s sake, III, 47 sqq..

¶96.

Asceticism, I, 39, III, 18.

¶97.

Assault, Criminal, V, 435.

¶99.

Athanasius, St., On Lent, IV, 357.

¶100.

Atheism, IV, 36.

¶101.

Athenagoras, V, 491.

¶102.

Athenians, II, 82.

¶107.

Auger, Edmund, IV, 314.

¶108.

Augustine, St., On certain Biblical characters, I, 30; As a moralist, I, 47 sq., I, 53; On the natural law, I, 125; On the obligation of law, I, 165; On charity, I, 208; On sin, I, 216; On virginity, I, 250; On sin, II, 1 sq., II, 3; On God’s cooperation in sin, II, 8; God’s hatred of sin, II, 12 sq.; On mortal and venial sins, II, 18 sq., II, 20, II, 26; On cooperation of the will in sin, II, 36 sq.; On temptations, II, 38 sq., II, 40; On pride, II, 56; On sins of thought, II, 58, II, 61; On sins against the Holy Ghost, II, 92, II, 95; On eating and drinking, III, 21 sq.; On suicide, III, 75; On sharing the guilt of another’s sin, III, 87; On Samson’s deed, III, 89; On faith, IV, 17 sq., IV, 21; On persevering in error, IV, 30; On pride as a source of heresy, IV, 32; On hope, IV, 65; On the efficacy of prayer, IV, 99; On the necessity of prayer, IV, 108 sq.; On praying continuously, IV, 110 sq.; On verbosity in prayer, IV, 134 sq.; On the Lord’s Prayer, IV, 160; On vows, IV, 202; On confession, IV, 386; On receiving Communion on certain days, IV, 392; On fraternal correction, V, 33; On error and the erring, V, 37; On almsgiving, V, 188, V, 241; On Christianity and its influence on the public welfare, V, 578 sq..

¶109.

Authority, In Moral Theology, I, 35; Civil, I, 158, I, 164; Resistance to, I, 166 sq., I, 168; Contempt of, I, 171; An essential requirement of society, V, 459.

¶110.

Authorship, as a title of ownership, V, 234.

¶111.

Autonomy, Moral, I, 4, I, 6, I, 125, I, 133.

¶113.

Aveling, F., I, 151.

¶114.

Ave Maria, The, IV, 161 sqq..

¶115.

Aversion for God, IV, 57 sq..

¶116.

Azar, John (S. J.), I, 58, V, 131.

¶117.

Azarias, Brother, On the spiritual life, III, 111.

¶118.

Azpilcueta, Martin de, I, 62, III, 62.

¶119.

Backbiting, V, 105 sqq..

¶120.

Bacon, Lord, On knowledge is power, III, 102.

¶122.

Ballerini, A. (S. J.), I, 70.

¶124.

Bañez, Dom. (O. P.), I, 57.

¶125.

Bankruptcy, A form of defrauding laborers, II, 89; Dishonest, V, 370 sq., V, 372; Declaration of, does not excuse a debtor from paying his creditors if he becomes able, V, 415, V, 424 sq.; Defined, V, 422; As a cause for postponing restitution, V, 422 sqq..

¶126.

Banks, V, 257.

¶128.

Banter, Usually not a sin, V, 103.

¶130.

Barber’s trade, IV, 333.

¶131.

Barnabas, Epistle of, I, 43.

¶132.

Baronius, Vincent, I, 225.

¶133.

Barrett, Timothy (S. J.), I, 70.

¶134.

Bartholomew of Pisa, I, 55.

¶135.

Baseball, Permitted on Sunday, IV, 333 sq.; a means of gambling, V, 347.

¶136.

Basil, St., As a moralist, I, 48; On lying, V, 71; On almsgiving, V, 189.

¶137.

Bathing, III, 69.

¶138.

Baumgartner, Alex. (S. J.), On theatre-going, III, 52.

¶139.

Bauny, Stephen (S. J.), I, 63, I, 224.

¶140.

Bazaars for charity, V, 188.

¶141.

Beasts, Man’s relation to, III, 58 sqq..

¶142.

Beasts of prey, Their purpose in the economy of nature, III, 64.

¶143.

Beatitude, Eternal, I, 21, I, 83, II, 10, II, 192.

¶144.

Beatitudes, The, I, 282.

¶145.

Becanus, Martin, I, 57, V, 131.

¶146.

Bechmann, IV, 299.

¶147.

Bede, St., I, 51.

¶148.

Bellarmine, Cardinal, I, 66.

¶149.

Benedict of Aniane, St., III, 134.

¶150.

Benedict the Fourteenth, I, 63 sq., V, 262.

¶151.

Benedict the Fifteenth, V, 570.

¶152.

Benediction of the Bl. Sacrament, II, 134.

¶153.

Benigni, U., V, 325.

¶154.

Bequest, As a title of ownership, V, 238 sqq.; Last will and testament, V, 238 sqq.; Ad pias causas, V, 240 sq..

¶155.

Berardi, E., I, 71.

¶156.

Bernard, St., On the soul’s progress from self-love to charity, I, 21 sq.; As a moralist, I, 39; As representative of the ascetic method, I, 55; On true liberty, I, 111 sq.; On charity, I, 205 sq.; On the devil as tempter, II, 40; On the body as companion of the soul, III, 11; On luxurious living, III, 32; On justification, IV, 65; On the uses of meditation, IV, 148; On almsgiving, V, 188.

¶157.

Berthold of Ratisbon, I, 244.

¶158.

Betrothals, V, 429 sqq..

¶160.

Bianchi, A., I, 229.

¶161.

Bible, Rules for reading the, IV, 401 sq..

¶162.

Bierbaum, J. (O. F. M.), I, 59.

¶163.

Billuart, Chas., I, 57, I, 225, I, 228.

¶164.

Birds, why protected by law, III, 64.

¶165.

“Birth control, ”, V, 473 sqq., V, 478 sq..

¶166.

Björnson, B., I, 6, V, 488.

¶167.

Blancus, see Bianchi.

¶169.

Blessed objects, II, 213.

¶170.

Blessed Sacrament, Devotion to the, II, 133 sq..

¶171.

Blessing at meals, III, 26.

¶172.

Blois, Louis de (O. S. B.), I, 64.

¶173.

Blosius, see Blois.

¶174.

Boastfulness, II, 70.

¶175.

Bodily punishment of children, V, 119.

¶176.

Body, The, I, 84 sq.; Moral significance of the, III, 9 sqq.; Care of the, III, 21 sqq.; Various means of caring for the, III, 25 sqq..

¶177.

Bona, Cardinal, I, 66.

¶178.

Bonacina, M., I, 61 sq..

¶179.

Bonaventure, St., As a moralist, I, 39, I, 55; On conscience, I, 187 sq.; On the distinction between mortal and venial sin, II, 21; On the root, stimuli and sources of sin, II, 65; On Extreme Unction, II, 192; On justice, V, 12 sq..

¶180.

Boniface the Eighth, V, 206.

¶181.

Bonum ex integra causa, I, 264.

¶182.

Bonum melius, I, 241 sq., I, 245, I, 248.

¶183.

Book-making, V, 341.

¶184.

Books, Duty of placing good books in public libraries, III, 46 sq.; Serving the world by writing, III, 127; Law of Church concerning, IV, 399 sqq.; Duty of civil authorities to forbid the sale of obscene, V, 120.

¶185.

Booksellers, IV, 411.

¶186.

Bosco, Don, On temptation, II, 46; On speaking ill of priests, II, 200; On hell, III, 17; Joy in the service of God, III, 19; A good rule with regard to amusements, III, 56.

¶187.

Bossuet, On the theatre, III, 52.

¶188.

Bouquillon, Thos., I, 69.

¶189.

Breviary, The, I, 166, IV, 115 sqq..

¶190.

Bribery of officials, V, 446.

¶191.

Brokerage, V, 287 sqq..

¶192.

Brothers and sisters, Mutual duties of, V, 542 sq..

¶193.

Bucceroni, J. (S. J.), I, 70, I, 72.

¶194.

Bucket shops, V, 341.

¶195.

Bullfights, III, 61 sqq..

¶196.

Bula de Cruzada, IV, 363.

¶197.

Bulot, A., I, 71.

¶198.

Burial of the dead, V, 195; Honors of Christian, V, 196; Or cremation, V, 197 sqq..

¶199.

Busembaum, H. (S. J.), I, 58, IV, 342, V, 342.

¶200.

Business on Sunday, IV, 333 sq..

¶201.

Busquet, J., I, 71.

¶202.

Buying and selling, V, 276 sqq..

¶203.

Cajetan, Cardinal, I, 225.

¶204.

Calixtus, Geo., I, 52.

¶205.

Calumny, II, 78, II, 87, V, 103 sqq.; How repaired, V, 114 sqq..

¶206.

Calvinism, I, 151, III, 51.

¶207.

Canisius, Peter, Bl., IV, 315.

¶208.

Capitalism, Bound to pass over, V, 8; Genesis of, V, 306.

¶209.

Capital punishment, A just punishment for cold-blooded murder, II, 88; Definition of, V, 146; Moral aspects of, V, 146 sqq.; Based on S. Scripture, V, 147 sq.; Not morally necessary, V, 148; Ecclesiastical tradition, V, 149; Consensus gentium, V, 150; Philosophical aspect of, V, 150 sq.; Right of the State to inflict, V, 151 sq.; Temporary abolition of, justifiable, V, 153 sq.; But right of inflicting remains to civil authority, V, 153 sq.; Not a violation of the 5th Commandment, V, 154; “Judicial murders” no argument against, V, 154 sq.; Conditions essential for the lawful infliction of, V, 155 sqq.; Will it ever become wholly unnecessary?, V, 158 sqq.; A criminal condemned to death should not be compelled to execute himself, V, 160.

¶211.

Capreolus, II, 192.

¶212.

Caramuel, J., I, 224.

¶213.

Cardenas, J., I, 224.

¶214.

Cardinal Virtues, I, 278.

¶215.

Card-playing, III, 37, III, 41.

¶216.

Cards, Abusive, immoral or frivolous, V, 103.

¶217.

Carelessness, Criminal, I, 259.

¶218.

Carletus, Angelus, Bl., I, 55.

¶219.

Carnal sins, II, 54 sqq., II, 65.

¶220.

Carnegie, Andrew, On inheritance tax, III, 158; Sunday observance, IV, 328 sq..

¶221.

Carpzov, Benedict, IV, 299.

¶222.

Cases of conscience, I, 37 sq., I, 218 sq..

¶223.

Castration, Illicit, III, 84, V, 213.

¶224.

Castropalao, F. de (S. J.), I, 58.

¶226.

Casum sentit dominus, V, 385.

¶227.

Catechism, Roman, On the power of Satan, II, 40; On the effects of confession, II, 139; On contrition, II, 144; On vocation to the priesthood, II, 197; On capital punishment, V, 151 sq.; On fraud, V, 372; On usurious manipulation of the food supply, V, 373 sq.; On abstinence from marital intercourse, V, 479 sq.; On the indissolubility of marriage, V, 492 sqq..

¶228.

Catholic Encyclopedia, III, 46 sq..

¶229.

Cathrein, Victor (S. J.), On self-denial, III, 72; On stock companies, V, 333; On lotteries, V, 346; On the social position of woman, V, 500.

¶230.

Causae occasionales peccati, II, 37.

¶231.

Causes excusing from restitution, V, 416 sqq..

¶232.

Cautiousness, As a virtue, III, 109 sq..

¶233.

Celibacy, I, 243, I, 246.

¶234.

Censorship, Of motion pictures, III, 52 sqq.; Of books, IV, 399 sqq..

¶236.

Cephalotripsis, V, 219.

¶237.

Ceremonial precepts of the Old Testament, I, 138.

¶238.

Cesarian section, V, 220 sq..

¶239.

Cessation of law, I, 180 sqq..

¶241.

Chamberlain, H. S., I, 15.

¶242.

Character-training, III, 37 sq., III, 105 sq..

¶243.

Charity, I, 10, I, 13, I, 21 sq., I, 43, I, 142, I, 153, I, 154, I, 165, I, 204 sqq., I, 208, I, 214, I, 244, I, 251, I, 279 sq., I, 283, II, 23, II, 78, II, 92, III, 1, III, 18, III, 35, III, 95, III, 108; Nature of, IV, 71 sqq.; Motive of, IV, 74; Object of, IV, 74 sqq.; Necessity of, IV, 77 sqq.; Fruits and effects of, IV, 85 sqq.; Sins against, IV, 91 sqq.; Works of, on Sunday, IV, 334 sq.; As love of one’s fellowmen, V, 15 sqq.; Definition, V, 15; As a duty, V, 15 sq.; The first and greatest law, V, 16; The rule of, V, 17; The qualities of, V, 17 sqq.; Ordinary signs of charity, V, 20, V, 25; Extraordinary signs, V, 20, V, 25; Charity in our intercourse with others, V, 94 sq.; As exercised in almsgiving, see Almsgiving; Public administration of, V, 179 sq.; Abuse of, V, 187; As a sport, V, 187 sqq..

¶244.

Charlemagne, Forbids the feeding of idlers, III, 141.

¶245.

Chastity, Perpetual, I, 236 sqq.; Voluntary, I, 242, I, 246 sqq.; Fruit of the Holy Ghost, I, 283; Flight, the means of overcoming temptations against, II, 45; Sins against, II, 73 sq.; A virgin may risk death to preserve her, III, 87.

¶246.

Chattels, Pawning of, V, 323 sq..

¶247.

Childlessness, V, 484.

¶248.

Children, Not bound by human laws, I, 175; Playing of, III, 37; How to be treated in making one’s last will and testament, V, 240 sq.; Adulterine, V, 440 sq.; Compensation due to, for compulsion exercised in the choice of a vocation or profession, V, 451 sq.; Home training of, V, 521 sqq.; Duties of, to their parents, V, 532 sqq.; Reverence, V, 533 sq.; Love, V, 534 sq.; Filial obedience, V, 535 sqq.; Enjoy freedom in the choice of a vocation or state of life, V, 537 sq..

¶249.

Choice of a vocation, III, 112 sqq..

¶251.

“Christian Science, ”, IV, 305 sqq..

¶252.

Chrysostom, St. John, As a moralist, I, 48 sq.; Communistic ideas in writings of, III, 150.

¶255.

Cinema peril, The, III, 52 sqq..

¶256.

Circumstances, Of an action, I, 271 sqq.; which shape the species of a sin, II, 155.

¶257.

Citizens, Duties of, V, 563 sqq.; As voters, V, 571 sqq..

¶258.

Civics, Community, III, 31 sqq..

¶259.

Civilization, V, 552.

¶260.

Civil marriage, II, 210.

¶261.

Clairvoyance, IV, 291.

¶262.

Clavasio, Angelo de, IV, 315.

¶263.

Cleanliness, III, 68 sq..

¶264.

Clement of Alexandria, I, 45, III, 29, III, 45, V, 23.

¶265.

Clement of Rome, I, 43, V, 71.

¶266.

Clergy, Garb of the, III, 29; Amusements forbidden to the, III, 36 sq.; Duty to sacrifice life, III, 86; Heroism of, III, 95 sq.; Their work indirectly “productive,”, III, 127.

¶267.

Clothing, III, 27 sqq.; Immodest, V, 51.

¶269.

Cohabitation of the married, V, 465 sqq..

¶270.

Collation, Lenten, IV, 365.

¶271.

Collet, P., I, 226.

¶273.

Commandments, The Ten, Gentiles observed essence of, I, 124; The basis of all ethical teaching, I, 137; No equivalent of, discovered among the remains of Ancient Babylonia, I, 141; The highest religious achievement of nations before Christ, I, 140; Not abrogated by Christ, as Luther asserts, I, 150; And justification, I, 152; All directed towards love, I, 153; How commandments differ from counsels, I, 237; If we love God we must keep His commandments, I, 251; Sins against the, II, 52 sq..

¶274.

Commandments, Of the Church, II, 125 sq., II, 137 sq., II, 152; History of, IV, 313 sqq.; Object of, IV, 313 sq.; Number of, IV, 315 sqq.; Obligation of, IV, 319 sqq..

¶275.

Commercialism vs. peace, V, 144.

¶276.

Commission, Sins of, II, 53 sq..

¶277.

Communion, Holy, II, 113, II, 116, II, 123 sqq.; Duty of receiving, II, 124 sqq.; Easter, II, 125 sq., IV, 388 sqq.; Preparation for, II, 126 sqq.; Thanksgiving after, II, 127; Frequent, II, 130 sqq., II, 193; First, IV, 391 sq..

¶278.

Communism in the primitive Church, III, 146 sqq..

¶279.

Community sanitation, III, 31 sq..

¶280.

“Company-keeping, ”, II, 208 sq..

¶281.

Compensation, See Restitution.

¶282.

Competition, V, 353 sq., V, 452.

¶283.

Complimentary phrases, V, 60.

¶284.

Compulsion, Actus imperati performed under, I, 113 sq.; Fear does not exercise c., I, 116; To sin, V, 40.

¶285.

Compulsory school laws, III, 104.

¶286.

Concina, D. (O.P.), I, 60, I, 225.

¶288.

Conditional absolution, II, 179 sq..

¶289.

Condoms, V, 474.

¶290.

Condonation as a cause excusing from restitution, V, 417 sq..

¶291.

Confession, Scruples regarding a past, I, 201; Why number of grievous sins must be mentioned in, I, 273; Matter for, II, 29, II, 137; Benefits of, II, 139; Necessity of, II, 151 sqq.; Properties of a good, II, 153 sqq.; Necessary matter of, II, 156 sqq.; Form of, II, 160; Unworthy, II, 161; General, II, 161 sq., II, 208; The seal of, II, 113, II, 167 sqq., V, 75, V, 415; Violation of seal, II, 174 sqq.; Preceding Extreme Unction, II, 193; Annual, IV, 381 sqq..

¶292.

Confessor, Must wean his penitents from venial sins, II, 28; Treatment of habitual and occasional sinners, II, 46; Distinguishing between private and public sinners, II, 113; Is the judge as to how often one may go to Communion, II, 132; Hearing confession through an interpreter, II, 153; Must not inquire for the name of accomplice, II, 158; Questioning and instructing penitents, II, 162 sqq.; Duty of preserving the seal, II, 169 sq.; Duty of imposing sacr. penance, II, 183; Must remind penitents of the duty of restitution, V, 402; Must make restitution himself if he has unduly released a penitent, V, 403; As agent in cases of restitution, V, 414 sq..

¶293.

Confidence, As a quality of prayer, IV, 131 sq.; Mutual between men., V, 21 sq..

¶294.

Confirmation, Habitual intention sufficient for, II, 116; Grace bestowed by, II, 121; Duty to receive, II, 121; Bishop’s obligation to administer, II, 121 sq.; Sponsor, II, 122; No obligation to receive this Sacr. fasting, II, 122.

¶295.

Conflict of duties, I, 211 sq., I, 218 sq..

¶296.

Congestion, Moral aspects of urban, III, 31 sq..

¶297.

Connivance, Coöperation in sin by, II, 63.

¶298.

Conscience, I, 128, I, 154, I, 164 sq., I, 166, I, 168, I, 182 sqq.; Existence of, I, 182 sqq.; Nature of, I, 186 sqq.; Not always “the voice of God,”, I, 186 sq.; Bad, I, 189 sq.; Antecedent and consequent, I, 190; No strict definition possible, I, 191 sq.; Approximate definition, I, 192; Requisites of a normal, I, 194 sqq.; Probable, I, 218 sqq., I, 227; Doubts of, regarding gravity of a sin, II, 32 sq.; Examination of, II, 53, II, 156; Liberty of, V, 4.

¶299.

Consciousness, I, 182 sq..

¶300.

Consecration, Completing the Mass after, II, 129.

¶301.

Consent of the will to mortal sin, II, 31 sq., II, 40, II, 63, II, 74; To the sin of another, V, 396 sqq..

¶302.

Consequences of an act, I, 262 sq..

¶303.

Contemplation, IV, 148 sqq..

¶304.

Contemplative life, III, 136 sq., III, 154.

¶305.

Contempt of God, IV, 92; Of others, V, 25.

¶306.

Contenson, I, 225.

¶307.

Continence, V, 479 sq..

¶308.

Contraceptives, V, 473 sqq..

¶309.

Contracts, Nature of, V, 242; Conditions of validity, V, 242 sqq.; Parties to, V, 242; Matter of, V, 243; Immoral, V, 243 sq.; Consent of parties must be free and externally manifested, V, 245; Error, fear, and force in relation to, V, 245 sqq.; Division of, V, 247 sq.; The so-called gratuitous, V, 250 sqq.; Promises, V, 250 sq.; Gifts, V, 251 sqq.; Deposits, V, 253 sqq.; Sequestration, V, 256 sq.; Loans, V, 258 sqq.; “Mutuum,”, V, 260 sqq.; Onerous contracts, V, 264 sqq.; Exchange, V, 264; Leases, V, 264 sqq.; Wages, V, 268 sqq.; Buying and selling, V, 276 sqq.; Special kinds of sales contracts, V, 281 sqq.; Retrovenditio, V, 281 sq.; Contractus mohatra, V, 282; Auctions, V, 282 sqq.; Monopolies, V, 284 sqq.; Brokerage, V, 287 sqq.; Dealings in “futures,”, V, 289 sqq.; Money-changing, V, 295 sq.; Interest-taking, V, 297 sqq.; subsidiary contracts, V, 315 sqq.; Insurance contracts, V, 315 sqq.; Bail, V, 320 sq.; Pawn or pledge, V, 321 sqq.; Partnerships, V, 327 sqq.; Stock companies, V, 331 sqq.; Corporations, V, 333 sq.; Gaming and wagering contracts, V, 338 sqq..

¶310.

Contractus mohatra, V, 282.

¶311.

Contractus trinus, V, 306, V, 329 sq..

¶312.

Contrition, Properties of, II, 142 sqq.; Perfect, II, 109 sq., II, 126, II, 143, II, 144.

¶314.

Convulsions, V, 213.

¶315.

Coöperation in injustice, II, 62 sqq.; In sins of others, V, 40 sqq.; Formal—Material, V, 41 sq.; Mediate—Immediate, V, 41 sq.; Entails restitution, V, 378, V, 392 sqq.; By counsel, V, 394 sqq.; Indirect or negative, V, 401 sqq..

¶316.

Copyright, Laws of, binding in conscience, V, 234.

¶317.

Coquetry, V, 436.

¶318.

“Corners” in commodities, V, 287.

¶319.

Corporations, V, 333 sq..

¶320.

Counsel, Co-operation in evil by, V, 394 sqq..

¶321.

Counsels, Evangelical, I, 236 sqq..

¶322.

Counterfeiting, V, 369.

¶323.

Country, Duty to serve one’s, V, 446 sq..

¶324.

Courtesy, V, 94.

¶325.

Covetousness, II, 71 sqq..

¶326.

Cranioclasy, V, 219.

¶327.

Craniotomy, V, 216 sq., V, 219.

¶329.

Creed, The, IV, 168 sqq..

¶330.

Cremation, A pagan custom, V, 197 sq.; In the Old Testament, V, 198; In the New Testament, V, 198; In the primitive Church, V, 198 sq.; Minucius Felix on, V, 198 sq.; Objections to, V, 199 sqq.; May be justified in exceptional cases, V, 202; Attitude of the Church towards, V, 202 sqq.; Rules for the guidance of Catholics, V, 205 sq..

¶331.

Criminals, Treatment of, V, 122 sq.; Moral defectives, V, 123; . Condemned to death, should be given time to repent, V, 157.

¶332.

Crispin, St., I, 271.

¶333.

Cross, Sign of the, As a sacramental, II, 213; As a symbol of joy, III, 14, III, 18 sq..

¶334.

Cruelty, Lust and, II, 77; Unnatural, II, 87; To animals, III, 59 sq., IV, 75; Opposed to charity, V, 25; Forbidden, V, 212.

¶335.

Culpa theologica, I, 165, I, 169, I, 259.

¶336.

Culture, Moral benefits of, III, 105 sq.; Labor as a factor of, III, 137 sq.; Contained in the destiny of man, V, 552.

¶337.

Cultus muliebris, III, 29.

¶339.

Custom, As a factor in cessation of law, I, 180; As a habit, I, 260 sq.; In regard to attire, III, 29.

¶340.

Customs collectors., V, 446.

¶341.

Cuthbert, Fr., V, 7 sq..

¶342.

Cyprian, St., As a moralist, I, 46; On the sacrifice of Abel, I, 208; On virginity, I, 250; On the power of faith, IV, 24; On the necessity of prayer, IV, 107, IV, 130.

¶343.

Cyril of Jerusalem, As a writer on moral topics, I, 49.

¶344.

Damaging the property of others, V, 352 sqq., V, 378; Entails the duty of restitution, V, 392.

¶345.

Damnation, Eternal, II, 31, II, 88.

¶347.

Damnum emergens, V, 303, V, 383, V, 426.

¶348.

Dances for charitable purposes, V, 188.

¶350.

D’Annibale, J., I, 70.

¶351.

Dante, V, 579.

¶352.

Dasbach, I, 269.

¶353.

Daughters, Duty of parents to their unmarried, V, 517.

¶354.

Days of fasting and abstinence, IV, 356 sqq..

¶355.

Dead, Duties with regard to the mortal remains of the, V, 195 sqq.; (see Burial, Cremation).

¶356.

Dealing in “futures, ”, V, 289 sqq..

¶358.

Debility, I, 215.

¶359.

Debitum coniugale, Instruction on, in confession, II, 165, V, 468 sqq..

¶360.

Debts, Gaming, V, 344 sq.; Duty of paying one’s, V, 378; In what order, V, 410.

¶361.

Deception, V, 60 sq., V, 278 sq.; (see Fraud).

¶362.

Decree of Innocent XI, see Innocent XI.

¶363.

Decretum peccandi, II, 61.

¶364.

Defalcation, V, 371.

¶365.

Defending evil, II, 64.

¶366.

Defectives, Mental, Not bound by human law, I, 175.

¶367.

Defects, Of property held for sale, V, 277 sqq..

¶368.

Defrauding laborers of their just hire, II, 89 sq..

¶369.

Deharbe’s Catechism, IV, 317.

¶370.

Delama, D., I, 71.

¶371.

Delectatio morosa, II, 58 sq..

¶372.

Delehaye, H. (S.J.), I, 32.

¶373.

Delivery, Premature, V, 219.

¶374.

De Lugo, John (S.J.), I, 61, V, 241, V, 343, V, 358, V, 360.

¶375.

Demonism, II, 96.

¶376.

Demons, Man’s relation to, IV, 294 sqq..

¶377.

Denunciation, Of books, IV, 411 sq.; Of delinquents, V, 34 sq..

¶378.

Departed, Souls of the, Superstition in regard to man’s relation to, IV, 302 sq..

¶379.

De Ponte, see Lapuente.

¶380.

Depositary, Duties of, V, 254.

¶382.

Derision, V, 111 sq..

¶383.

Derogation, As a means of annulling a law, I, 180.

¶384.

Desertion (military), V, 89 sq..

¶385.

Desires, Sinful, II, 60 sqq..

¶387.

Determinism, I, 205.

¶388.

Detraction, V, 105 sqq.; Material and formal, V, 108; How repaired, V, 116.

¶390.

Devil, The, As tempter, I, 150, II, 45; Not yet fully subdued, II, 11; Sin delivers man into his bondage, II, 14; Not merely a “symbol of evil,”, II, 39; Limited in power, II, 40; Cannot read the souls of men or directly influence their will, II, 41; Not all temptations come from him, II, 42; Envy of, II, 78; Worship of the, II, 96.

¶391.

Devil worship, II, 96.

¶392.

Devotion in praying, IV, 127 sqq..

¶393.

Diana, A., I, 224.

¶394.

Dicastillo, John de (S.J.), I, 62.

¶396.

“Difference transactions, ”, V, 289 sq..

¶397.

Dignities, III, 171.

¶398.

Diognetus, Letter to, I, 44, I, 164.

¶399.

Dionysius the Pseudo-Areopagite, I, 48.

¶400.

Diplomacy, V, 132 sq..

¶401.

Discord, Promoting, V, 111.

¶402.

Discovery, As a title of ownership, V, 227, V, 228 sq..

¶403.

Disease, I, 215, I, 216.

¶404.

Disgust for morality and religion, II, 83 sq..

¶405.

Disobedience, Sin an act of, II, 10; Therefore opposed to the sinner’s own welfare, II, 10 sq..

¶406.

Dispensation, In relation to law, I, 180; From fasting, IV, 376 sq.; From restitution, V, 420 sq..

¶407.

Disposition vs. habit, I, 275.

¶408.

Distraction in praying, IV, 124 sqq..

¶409.

Distributive justice, See Justice.

¶410.

Distrust of strangers, V, 99 sq..

¶411.

Dividends, V, 335 sq..

¶413.

Divining rod, The, IV, 300 sqq..

¶414.

Division of Moral Theology, I, 74 sq..

¶416.

Doctor Navarrus, I, 62.

¶417.

Doctors of the Church, I, 33 sq..

¶419.

Dom, C. A. Wynschenk, I, 56.

¶420.

Domestic thefts, V, 357, V, 444.

¶421.

Domicile, I, 174.

¶422.

Dominicans, I, 229, I, 231.

¶423.

Dominic, St., IV, 165 sqq..

¶424.

Dominus incertus in restitution, V, 409.

¶425.

Donatio inter vivos—mortis causa, V, 251 sqq..

¶426.

Donatists, V, 37.

¶427.

Double-dealing, V, 56.

¶428.

Double standard of morals, I, 92.

¶429.

Doubt, In matters of conscience, I, 196, I, 231; A sin against faith, IV, 27 sqq.; Opposed to confidence in prayer, IV, 132.

¶430.

Doxology (“For Thine is the Kingdom”). An interpretation of ancient but uncertain origin, IV, 161.

¶431.

Doyle, Sir Arthur Conan, And his “New Revelation,”, IV, 283.

¶432.

Drama, The Church and the, III, 51.

¶434.

Drunkenness, II, 79 sqq..

¶435.

Duelling, Definition of, V, 221 sqq.; Is immoral, V, 222 sq.; Condemned by the Church, V, 223; Injury inflicted by, does not entail restitution, V, 427.

¶436.

Duhr, B. (S.J.), V, 131.

¶437.

Dullness, Intellectual, III, 108.

¶438.

Duns Scotus, Basis of moral system of, I, 53; On Extreme Unction, II, 192.

¶439.

Duty, Definition of, I, 203; Division of, I, 204; Motives of, I, 204 sqq.; Conflict of duties, I, 211 sqq., I, 240, I, 259, I, 261; Individual or personal duties, III, 2 sq.; Vocational, III, 112 sqq.; Man’s duties to himself, III; To God, IV; to his fellowmen, V; Individually, V, 1 sqq.; Collectively, Charity as a duty, V, 15 sq..

¶440.

Dwellings, III, 30 sqq..

¶441.

Dymond, On the power of example in regard to suicide, III, 81.

¶444.

Ecclesia non sitit sanguinem, V, 148.

¶446.

Eclecticism, IV, 35 sq..

¶447.

Eddy, Mrs. Mary Baker, IV, 305.

¶448.

Editors, Duties of, V, 36, V, 44.

¶449.

Education, As a determinant of morality, I, 93; Duty of developing the mind, III, 101 sqq.; A parental duty, V, 513; Personal influence in, V, 524.

¶451.

Elbel, Benj. (O. F. M.), I, 59, III, 99.

¶452.

Electors, see Voters.

¶453.

Elizalde, M. de, I, 225 sq..

¶454.

Elyot, Sir Thos., III, 44.

¶455.

Emancipation of woman, V, 500 sqq., V, 508.

¶456.

Emasculation, III, 84, V, 213.

¶458.

Embryotomy, V, 219.

¶459.

End of an action, I, 267 sq..

¶460.

Enemy, Love of, I, 13 sq.; The purest form of charity, V, 18 sq.; How we must love our enemies, V, 19 sqq.; Claims of, V, 24.

¶461.

Ennius, V, 24.

¶463.

Employment, Right to, V, 166 sqq.; (See Labor, Unemployment).

¶464.

Environment, Its influence on morality, I, 95, III, 104.

¶466.

Ephraem, St., I, 49.

¶467.

Epicurus, III, 153.

¶469.

Epilepsy, V, 213.

¶470.

Equilibrism, I, 109.

¶471.

Equivocation, V, 79 sqq..

¶472.

Error against the faith, IV, 31 sq., V, 454.

¶473.

Error iuris—facti, I, 194.

¶474.

Esquirol, III, 79.

¶475.

Escobar, Ant. (S.J.), I, 58, I, 224, V, 131.

¶476.

Espionage, V, 136.

¶477.

Estrangement between married people, V, 481 sq..

¶478.

Eternity, III, 16.

¶480.

Etiquette, III, 70 sq..

¶481.

Eucharist, The Holy, II, 123 sq..

¶482.

Eudæmonism, I, 17 sqq., I, 23.

¶483.

Eugenics, V, 529 sq..

¶485.

Euthanasia, III, 91 sq..

¶486.

Evangelical counsels, see Counsels.

¶489.

Examination of conscience, see Conscience.

¶490.

Example, Duty of giving a good, V, 27 sqq.; Power of, V, 29 sq.; Especially important for children, V, 523 sq..

¶491.

Exceptio plurium, V, 439.

¶492.

Excess, Of hope, IV, 58 sqq.; Of joy, V, 213.

¶493.

Exchange, V, 264.

¶494.

Excursions, III, 36.

¶495.

Exenteration, V, 219.

¶496.

Existence, Man’s right to, V, 163 sqq..

¶497.

Exorcism, I, 200.

¶498.

Exposure of infants, V, 210.

¶500.

Extravagance, III, 66 sq., III, 68.

¶501.

Extreme Unction, II, 116, II, 188 sqq.; Subject of, II, 188 sq.; Duty of receiving, II, 192 sqq., III, 57; Duty of administering, II, 194 sqq..

¶502.

Fables, V, 59.

¶503.

Factories, Workers in, III, 33; Responsibility of owners of, V, 212.

¶504.

Failure, Profit by, III, 135.

¶506.

Faith, I, 43, I, 208, I, 216, I, 221, I, 279, I, 283, II, 92, II, 99, II, 105, II, 118, II, 121; Nature of, IV, 1 sqq.; Necessity, IV, 6 sqq.; Duty and extent of, IV, 9 sqq.; Qualities and fruits of, IV, 18 sq.; Sins against, IV, 27 sqq.; Without charity, V, 10.

¶507.

Faith-healing, IV, 305 sqq..

¶508.

Family, Duties within, I, 215; The home, III, 30 sq.; Secrets should not be revealed without necessity, V, 78; Living family wages, V, 271 sq.; The Christian, V, 463 sqq.; As a social community, V, 511; (see Parents, Children).

¶509.

Fanaticism, Religious, IV, 93 sqq..

¶510.

Färber, Wm., IV, 317.

¶511.

Fashion in clothing, III, 27, III, 29.

¶512.

Fast, Eucharistic, II, 128 sqq..

¶514.

Fathers, of the Church, Moral teaching of the, I, 42 sqq.; Teaching on war, V, 134.

¶515.

Faults, Revealing others’, V, 109 sq..

¶516.

Favores ampliandi, I, 178.

¶517.

Fear, As an obstacle to free-will, I, 116; Of God, I, 204 sqq.; Excessive, a danger to life and health, V, 213; In relation to contracts, V, 245 sq..

¶518.

Fellowmen, Sins against one’s, II, 54; Duties to, V, 1 sqq..

¶519.

Fénelon, I, 20 sq..

¶520.

Ferreres, J. B. (S.J.), I, 70.

¶522.

Fetus, Baptism of, II, 120; Slaying of, V, 214 sqq.; Has the rights of a human being, V, 472 sq..

¶523.

Feudalism, V, 8.

¶524.

Fichte, I, 67.

¶525.

Fidelity (faithfulness), Definition of, V, 85; How this duty originates, V, 85 sqq.; Opposite of, infidelity, V, 89; Duty of the married, V, 480 sq..

¶526.

Fidelity to duty, III, 120; In regard to promises, V, 251.

¶527.

Fides divina—theologica—catholica, IV, 4 sq.; Implicita—explicita, IV, 9; Actualis—habitualis, IV, 13 sq.; Fides haereticis habenda, V, 87 sq..

¶528.

Filliucci, Vincent (S.J.), I, 58.

¶530.

Finder of lost articles, Duties of, V, 229 sqq..

¶531.

First Communion, See Communion.

¶532.

Fishing on Sunday, IV, 332; The right of, regulated by law, V, 227.

¶533.

Fixtures, V, 267.

¶535.

Flesh, Sins of the, II, 54 sqq., II, 64 sq.; Emancipation of the, III, 10, III, 66.

¶538.

Force, Use of, in self-defense, V, 124 sqq.; May be carried to the extreme of manslaughter, V, 127.

¶539.

Forget, J., I, 281 sq..

¶540.

Forging documents, V, 370.

¶541.

Formalism, Ecclesiastical, I, 207.

¶542.

Fornication, Guilt of, altered by circumstances, I, 272; A sin of the flesh, II, 55; In ordine naturae, II, 74; Duty of restitution arising from, V, 433 sqq..

¶543.

Forty Hours’ Devotion, II, 134.

¶544.

Foster, S. C., III, 31.

¶545.

Foundling asylums, V, 514 sq..

¶546.

Francisco de Jesus-Maria, I, 59.

¶547.

Francis de Sales, St., On the saints, I, 30 sq., I, 32; Authority of, I, 34; His Traité de l’Amour de Dieu, I, 67; On dancing, III, 42; On humility and love, III, 171.

¶548.

Francis of Assisi, St., V, 324.

¶549.

Francis Xavier, St., III, 141.

¶550.

Fraternal correction, A grave obligation, V, 30 sq.; Under what conditions, V, 31; Manner of administering, V, 31 sq..

¶552.

Free love, V, 487 sq..

¶553.

Freemasons, II, 112.

¶555.

Frequent Communion, see Communion.

¶556.

Frick, II, 16.

¶557.

Friday abstinence, IV, 362 sq..

¶558.

Friedhoff, F., I, 69.

¶559.

Friendship, Moral aspect of, V, 22 sqq.; Three kinds of, V, 23; Value of a true friend, V, 23 sq..

¶560.

Frugality, III, 67.

¶561.

Fruits, As food in Lent, IV, 371; Of a thing, natural, industrial, mixed, civil, V, 381 sqq.; Must be restored to the owner, V, 382 sqq..

¶562.

Fuchs, B., I, 69.

¶563.

Funk, F. X., V, 299, V, 306.

¶564.

“Futures, ” Dealing in, III, 138, V, 289 sq..

¶566.

Gambling houses, V, 343.

¶568.

Games of chance, III, 37, III, 41 sq., V, 342 sq.; See Gambling.

¶569.

Gaming contracts, V, 341 sqq..

¶570.

Garden city plan, III, 33.

¶571.

Gatterer, H. (S.J.), I, 71.

¶572.

Gaudé, L., I, 60.

¶573.

Gaudium de peccato, II, 60.

¶574.

Gazzaniga, P. M., I, 225.

¶575.

Gelasius, Pope, IV, 360.

¶576.

General confession, II, 161 sq., II, 208.

¶577.

General vs. particular laws, I, 173 sq..

¶578.

Geneva, Convention of 1864, V, 139.

¶579.

Génicot, E., I, 72.

¶580.

Gentleman, Newman’s definition of a, III, 71.

¶581.

Gerdil, H. S., I, 223.

¶582.

Gerrard, Thos. J., V, 526, V, 529.

¶583.

Gerson, John, I, 56.

¶584.

Gibbons, Cardinal, III, 137.

¶585.

Gifts, Of the Holy Ghost, I, 281 sq.; As a species of contract, V, 251 sq..

¶588.

God, Cannot dispense from the moral law of nature, I, 130; All power from, I, 158; Duty spells accountability to the will of, I, 203; Fear of, I, 204; Love of, I, 251; Not the author of sin, II, 5 sq.; In how far He coöperates in sin, II, 7 sq..

¶589.

Goepfert, F. A., I, 70, I, 266, V, 34, V, 177.

¶591.

Goltz, Bogumil, IV, 330.

¶592.

Gonet, J. B., I, 225.

¶593.

González, Thyrsus, I, 225, I, 229.

¶594.

Good intention, I, 267 sq..

¶596.

Good things of nature, III, 23 sq..

¶598.

Gounod, Ch. F., I, 6.

¶599.

Gourmandise, II, 79.

¶603.

Grace of healing, IV, 308.

¶604.

Graft, V, 560.

¶605.

Granada, Luis de (O. P.), I, 64.

¶606.

Gratitude, IV, 87 sq..

¶609.

Green, Hetty, II, 72.

¶610.

Gregory of Nazianzus, St., I, 48, I, 228, I, 250.

¶611.

Gregory of Nyssa, St., I, 48.

¶612.

Gregory of Valentia (S. J.), I, 58, V, 131.

¶613.

Gregory the Great, St., I, 49, I, 208, II, 61, II, 68, III, 1, IV, 151 sq., V, 175, V, 188.

¶614.

Gregory the Seventh, I, 167, IV, 360.

¶615.

Gretser, V, 131.

¶616.

Guardians, V, 539 sq..

¶618.

Gury, J. P. (S. J.), I, 70, I, 72, II, 28, V, 34, V, 360.

¶619.

Guyau, V, 122.

¶620.

Gymnastics, III, 43 sq..

¶621.

Habits, I, 257, I, 260; Moral, I, 275 sqq.; Infused—acquired, I, 276 sq.; Sinful, II, 3, II, 9, II, 33, II, 67 sqq..

¶622.

Habitus clericalis, III, 29.

¶623.

Habitus peccaminosi, II, 3, II, 33, II, 67 sqq..

¶624.

Hail Mary, The, IV, 161 sqq..

¶625.

Hales, Alexander of, IV, 320.

¶626.

Hallucinations, I, 261.

¶627.

Hammurapi, I, 141.

¶628.

Happiness, Desire for, I, 17 sqq., I, 102.

¶629.

Haringer, M., I, 60.

¶630.

Harnack, Adolph, I, 32.

¶631.

Hatred, Of God, I, 266, IV, 91 sq.; A sin of the mind, II, 55; A result of envy, II, 78; Of others, opposed to charity, V, 25.

¶632.

Haunold, III, 99.

¶633.

Health, Care of, III, 21 sq., III, 24 sqq., III, 29; Of factory-workers, III, 33; And recreation, III, 36; Recovery of, in sickness, III, 57; Sacrifice of, for the common welfare, III, 97 sq.; Duty of respecting the health of one’s fellowmen, V, 118; Injuring another’s health a violation of justice, V, 213.

¶634.

Hearing the word of God, IV, 335 sq..

¶635.

Hebosteotomy, V, 221.

¶636.

Hedonism, I, 17 sqq..

¶637.

Hegel, I, 139.

¶638.

Heilig, M., I, 60.

¶640.

Helvidius, I, 251.

¶641.

Henriquez, Hy. (S. J.), I, 58.

¶642.

Heredity, V, 545.

¶644.

Heretics, Promises made to, must be kept, V, 87 sq..

¶645.

Hermas, Shepherd of, I, 44, IV, 353, IV, 357, V, 71.

¶646.

Heroism, Moral, I, 240.

¶647.

Herolt, John (O. P.), I, 206, I, 209, III, 141, IV, 17, IV, 130.

¶649.

Heteronomy, see Autonomy.

¶650.

Hettinger, F., III, 47.

¶651.

Hirscher, J. B., I, 68, II, 16.

¶652.

History of Moral Theology, I, 41 sq.; Patristic period, I, 42 sqq.; Scholastic period, I, 51 sqq.; Modern period, I, 57 sqq..

¶653.

Hoensbroech, P. von, I, 269.

¶654.

Hogan, Abbé, I, 72 sq..

¶655.

Holydays of obligation, IV, 325 sqq..

¶656.

Holy Ghost, Law of the, I, 143, I, 153, I, 154; Gifts of the, I, 281 sq.; Fruits of the, I, 283; Sins against the, II, 18, II, 66, II, 82, II, 91 sqq..

¶657.

Holy Hour, The, II, 134.

¶659.

Holy Water, II, 213.

¶660.

Holy Week, IV, 357.

¶662.

“Home, Sweet Home,”, III, 31.

¶663.

Home training, Importance of, I, 93 sq., V, 521 sqq..

¶664.

Homicide, (see Manslaughter), Accidental, V, 211 sq..

¶665.

Honor, Relative notion of, I, 215; False notion of, III, 75; Duties in regard to, III, 164 sqq.; Of others, V, 91 sqq.; Sins against, V, 96 sqq..

¶666.

Hope, As a theological virtue, I, 279 sq., II, 92, IV, 44 sqq.; Object of, IV, 48 sqq.; Necessity of, IV, 50 sq.; Qualities of, IV, 53 sq.; Fruits of, IV, 54 sqq.; Sins against, IV, 57 sqq..

¶667.

Horse races, Betting on, V, 341.

¶668.

Hostages, V, 138.

¶669.

Hotelkeeper, Duties of, V, 258.

¶671.

Hugh of St. Victor, I, 55.

¶672.

Human acts, I, 253 sqq..

¶674.

Hunolt, F. (S. J.), V, 30.

¶675.

Hunting, V, 227.

¶676.

Hurtado, Peter (S. J.), I, 62.

¶678.

Husbands, Duties of, V, 463 sqq..

¶679.

Hyperemesis gravidarum, V, 218.

¶680.

Hypochondria, I, 261.

¶681.

“Hymelstras, ”, IV, 329 sq..

¶682.

Hypnotism, IV, 278 sqq..

¶685.

Idolatry, II, 6, II, 55.

¶686.

Idols, Catholics may not make, V, 42.

¶687.

Ientaculum, IV, 372 sq..

¶688.

Ignatius of Antioch, St., I, 43.

¶689.

Ignatius of Loyola, St., I, 206.

¶691.

Illness, Often a grace in disguise, III, 13; Implies dependence on others, III, 24 sq..

¶692.

Illsung, III, 99.

¶693.

Illusions, I, 261 sq..

¶694.

Immorality, Right and duty of civil authorities to curb, V, 120.

¶695.

Impediments, Marriage, II, 209, II, 215 sqq..

¶696.

Impenitence, II, 92 sqq..

¶697.

Imperialism, V, 567 sq..

¶698.

Imprecations, IV, 187 sqq..

¶699.

Imprimatur, IV, 403 sq..

¶701.

Imputability, I, 256 sqq., I, 261.

¶702.

Inability to sin, I, 111 sq..

¶703.

Inadvertence, I, 259 sq., I, 274.

¶704.

Inbreeding, V, 545.

¶705.

Incendiarism, V, 353, V, 390, V, 391, V, 445.

¶706.

Incest, II, 74.

¶708.

Index of Forbidden Books, IV, 42, IV, 415 sqq..

¶709.

Indifference, Moral, I, 110, I, 266; To virtue, II, 83.

¶710.

Indifferent acts, I, 109, I, 266.

¶711.

Indifferentism, Theoretical and practical, IV, 35, V, 36 sq..

¶712.

Indissolubility of marriage, V, 491 sqq..

¶713.

Individualism, I, 24.

¶714.

Individual vs. social ethics, I, 23 sqq..

¶715.

Indolence, Moral, IV, 92 sq..

¶716.

“In dubio pars tutior sequenda, ”, I, 196, I, 202, I, 219.

¶718.

Indults, Regarding abstinence, IV, 378 sqq..

¶719.

Industrial hygiene, III, 33.

¶720.

Industrial slavery, See Slavery.

¶721.

Infancy, The will in, I, 86 sq..

¶722.

Infanticide, III, 88, V, 210 sq..

¶723.

Infants, When they should be baptized, II, 119; In utero matris, II, 119 sq.; Stillborn, II, 120.

¶724.

Infidelity, IV, 7, IV, 33 sqq., IV, 271; (in the sense of perfidy), V, 89; Marital, V, 484.

¶725.

Ingratitude, V, 540 sq..

¶726.

Inheritance, Limitation of, III, 156 sq.; Law of, V, 238 sqq..

¶727.

Inhumation, see Burial.

¶728.

Injury to life and health of others, involves duty of restitution, V, 425 sqq..

¶729.

Injustice, Notion of, V, 13; Opposed to charity, V, 25; Formal and material, V, 350; The source of many sins, V, 351.

¶730.

Innocent the Fourth, IV, 363.

¶731.

Innocent the Fifth, II, 192.

¶732.

Innocent the Eighth, IV, 299 sq..

¶733.

Innocent the Eleventh, I, 166, I, 229 sq., II, 49, V, 164.

¶734.

Inoculation with virus, when permissible, III, 98.

¶735.

Insane, not bound by any human law, I, 175; Shall Extr. Unction be administered to, II, 189.

¶736.

Insanity, Not all forms of, destroy freedom of the will, I, 262; And suicide, III, 76 sqq..

¶737.

Instinct, I, 102.

¶738.

Institoris, Henry, IV, 300.

¶739.

Instructing, Penitents, II, 164 sqq.; Duty of instructing others, V, 30 sq..

¶740.

Instruction, Duty of parents to give children, III, 105; Duty of instructing others, V, 30 sq..

¶742.

Insurance contracts, V, 315; Conditions of validity, V, 316; Special kinds of, V, 316 sq.; Social advantages of, V, 317; Life insurance, V, 317 sq.; Insurance against unemployment, V, 318 sqq.; Against the risks of childbirth, V, 320; Duty of restitution in connection with, V, 445.

¶744.

Intention, Defined, I, 267; Actual, virtual, habitual, I, 267; Good, I, 267 sq.; Influence of, on morality of acts, I, 268 sq.; Of the agent, may diminish sinfulness of an act, I, 270; A gravely sinful intention makes a venial sin mortal, II, 32; In Baptism, II, 115 sq..

¶745.

Intercession, Prayer of, IV, 141 sqq..

¶746.

Interest-taking, V, 263; In the Bible, V, 297 sq.; In the early Church, V, 299 sq.; In the Middle Ages, V, 303 sq.; St. Thomas on, V, 301 sq.; Principal “titles,”, V, 303 sq.; In modern times, V, 305 sqq.; Benedict XIV’s bull “Vix pervenit,”, V, 307, V, 310 sq.; Mitigation of ecclesiastical discipline, V, 307 sqq.; The New Code on, V, 308; Changed attitude of the Church justified, V, 308 sqq.; Fr. H. Pesch, S.J., on, V, 310; From the point of view of charity, V, 311 sq.; The lawful rate of interest, V, 312 sq.; Literature on, V, 313.

¶747.

Interior prayer, IV, 146 sqq..

¶748.

Internationalism, Christian, V, 570.

¶749.

International law on war, V, 137 sq..

¶750.

Interpretation of law, I, 177 sqq..

¶751.

Intimacy between men, V, 22.

¶752.

Invalids, Not obliged to keep the Eucharistic fast, II, 130.

¶753.

Irenaeus, St., V, 491.

¶754.

Irregularity for clerics who co-operate in inflicting capital punishment, V, 148 sq..

¶755.

Irreverent use of the name of God, IV, 185 sqq..

¶756.

Isaac, V, 82.

¶757.

Isaias, I, 146.

¶758.

Isidore of Seville, St., I, 51, IV, 133, IV, 134.

¶759.

Iudicium iuris—facti, I, 188 sq..

¶760.

Ius gladii, V, 147, V, 158 sq..

¶761.

Jacob, V, 82.

¶764.

Jealousy, II, 88, V, 25, V, 482; National, V, 568.

¶765.

Jean Paul, III, 171.

¶768.

Jesus, Praying in the name of, IV, 136 sq.; Mental reservation used by, V, 82 sq..

¶771.

Joachists, I, 143.

¶773.

Jocham, M., I, 69.

¶774.

Johannine age, I, 143.

¶775.

John Damascene, I, 51.

¶776.

John of Ravenna, I, 49.

¶777.

John of the Cross, St., I, 65.

¶778.

John the Baptist, St., II, 81, V, 82, V, 102.

¶779.

John the Evangelist, St., I, 145, II, 43, V, 64.

¶780.

Journalism, The vices of modern, V, 107; Yellow, a danger to international peace, V, 144.

¶781.

Journey undertaken in fraudem legis, I, 175.

¶782.

Jovinian, I, 251.

¶784.

Jubilee indulgence, II, 187.

¶786.

Judgment, I, 256 sq..

¶787.

Judgment, Last, I, 147.

¶788.

Judgments, Rash, V, 97 sqq..

¶789.

Judges, Duties of, V, 561 sq..

¶790.

“Judicial murder, ” No argument against capital punishment, V, 154 sq..

¶791.

Judicial precepts of the O.T., I, 138 sq..

¶792.

Jurisprudence, The science of “rights,”, V, 14.

¶793.

Justice, Duties of, I, 204; Precede those of charity, I, 214; Definition of, V, 10; Different kinds of, V, 10 sqq.; Legal, V, 11; Distributive, V, 11; Commutative, V, 11 sq.; Vindictive, V, 11; Justice a general virtue, V, 12 sq.; Notion of injustice, V, 13 sq..

¶795.

Justin Martyr, St., IV, 24, V, 71.

¶796.

Kant, Immanuel, I, 18 sq., I, 67, I, 139, V, 142.

¶797.

Kellner, IV, 359.

¶798.

Kenrick, F. P., I, 71, IV, 395, V, 424.

¶799.

Keppler, P. W. von, I, 15, III, 14 sq., III, 123, IV, 85, IV, 329.

¶800.

Kern, Jos. (S.J.), II, 191.

¶801.

Kleutgen, Jos. (S.J.), II, 16.

¶802.

Knowledge, Duty of acquiring, III, 102 sqq.; Application of, to conduct, III, 106 sq..

¶803.

Konings, A. (C.SS.R.), I, 70.

¶804.

Kresslinger, M. (O.F.M.), I, 59.

¶805.

Krieg, C., II, 168.

¶806.

Kuper, H. (C.SS.R.), I, 70.

¶807.

Labor, A natural necessity, III, 125 sqq.; Manual, III, 125 sq.; Mental, III, 126; A moral obligation, III, 130 sqq.; A religious duty, III, 132 sqq.; Servile, IV, 326 sqq., IV, 330 sq.; Necessity of, to make a living, V, 163 sq.; The right to, V, 165 sqq.; As an original title of ownership, V, 233 sq.; In relation to wages, V, 268 sqq.; Conditions of, V, 274 sqq..

¶808.

Laborers, Defrauding of just wage, II, 89; Right to a living wage, V, 268 sqq.; May quit work and strike, V, 274 sqq.; Insurance of, against unemployment, V, 318 sqq..

¶809.

Lacordaire, I, 35.

¶810.

Lacroix, Claude (S.J.), I, 58, III, 99.

¶811.

Lactantius, III, 147 sq..

¶812.

Landlords, Duties of, V, 265 sq..

¶813.

Language, Abuse of, V, 64 sq..

¶814.

Lapuente, Luis de, I, 66.

¶815.

Last will and testament, V, 238 sqq..

¶816.

Lateran, Fourth Council of the, II, 125; Fifth Council, V, 324 sq..

¶817.

Laurentius, Jos. (S.J.), III, 19.

¶818.

Laveleye, E. de, III, 64.

¶819.

Law, The concept of, I, 119 sqq.; Eternal, I, 120; Temporal, I, 120; Moral, I, 120, I, 122 sqq.; Ecclesiastical, I, 121, I, 157 sq., I, 161 sq.; Human, I, 155; Properties of human, I, 160 sqq.; Interpretation of, I, 177 sqq.; Cessation of, I, 180 sqq.; Transgression of divine law, II, 1 sqq.; Are there purely penal laws?, V, 448; The Church as authorized interpreter of the natural law, V, 551.

¶820.

Lawyers, V, 333.

¶821.

Lax conscience, I, 197 sq..

¶823.

Laymann, Paul (S.J.), I, 58.

¶825.

Legalism, I, 206.

¶826.

Legends of the Saints, I, 30 sqq..

¶827.

Legislators, Bound to observe the laws they have made, I, 176; Other duties of, V, 573 sq..

¶828.

Lehmkuhl, Aug. (S.J.), I, 70, I, 72, III, 99.

¶829.

Leibnitz, I, 67.

¶830.

Lender, Duties of, V, 255 sqq..

¶831.

Lending, As a social function, V, 259 sq..

¶832.

Lenocinium, V, 439.

¶835.

Leo the Tenth, V, 324.

¶837.

Lessees, Duties of, V, 266.

¶838.

Lessing, G. E., III, 120, V, 518.

¶839.

Lessius, Leonard (S.J.), I, 62, V, 131.

¶840.

Letters, Opening private, V, 77, V, 78.

¶841.

Lettres à un Provincial, I, 63, I, 229.

¶842.

Lewis, D., I, 65.

¶843.

Lex aeterna, II, 2.

¶844.

Liars, Journalistic, V, 108.

¶845.

Liberalism, III, 19 sq..

¶846.

Libertas contradictionis, etc., I, 109 sq..

¶847.

Libertas virtutis s. gratiae, I, 110 sq..

¶849.

Libraries, Public, III, 46 sq..

¶850.

Libri Poenitentiales, I, 51.

¶851.

Libri Sententiarum, I, 51.

¶852.

License, I, 149.

¶853.

Lies (see Lying), Definition of, V, 58 sqq.; Intention of deceiving others, V, 59 sqq.; Division of, V, 61 sqq.; Sinfulness of, V, 63 sqq.; Verbal or by signs, V, 61; Jocose, V, 62, V, 67; Officious, V, 62 sq.; Not every lie a mortal sin, V, 67; “Little white lies” of social intercourse, V, 67 sq., V, 81 sq.; Criminal circumstances of, V, 70.

¶854.

Life, Man not allowed to commit a sin to save his, I, 215; A blessing, III, 11, III, 16; A pilgrimage, III, 11 sq.; Duty of cherishing it, III, 12 sqq.; Duty of giving it up, III, 86 sqq.; The right to, V, 118 sqq.; Imprisonment for life, V, 123; Man’s right to the necessities of life, V, 163 sqq.; Duties with regard to the life of others, V, 206 sqq.; The dignity of human, even in its incipient stages, V, 213 sq.; Life insurance, V, 317 sqq..

¶855.

Liljencrants, J., IV, 282.

¶856.

Limitations of free-will, I, 81 sqq..

¶858.

Liquids, And the fast, IV, 364 sq., IV, 370 sq..

¶860.

Literature of Moral Theology, I, 41 sqq..

¶861.

Liturgical books, IV, 408.

¶862.

Living wage. See Wages.

¶863.

“Loan sharks, ”, V, 325 sq..

¶864.

Loans, Conditions of validity, V, 258 sqq..

¶865.

Lodge, Oliver, IV, 283.

¶866.

Lombard, Peter, IV, 17.

¶867.

Lombroso, C., I, 95.

¶868.

Lopez, Louis (O.P.), I, 62 sq..

¶869.

Lord’s Prayer, The, II, 18, IV, 156 sqq..

¶870.

Lost objects, V, 229 sqq..

¶871.

Lotteries, V, 345 sqq..

¶872.

Love, Natural and supernatural, IV, 72 sqq.; Mutual, between married people, V, 482 sq.; Of children for their parents, V, 534 sq.; Of country (see Patriotism).

¶873.

Loyalty, The basis of patriotism, V, 566.

¶874.

Lucifer, II, 11.

¶875.

Lucrum cessans, V, 303, V, 383, V, 426.

¶876.

Lucy, St., III, 87 sq..

¶878.

Luther, Martin, I, 150, II, 19, III, 51, V, 38, V, 305.

¶879.

Lutheranism, I, 151.

¶881.

Lying, I, 213, I, 265, I, 268, I, 274, V, 58 sqq.; Why impossible to God, V, 69 sq.; In war, V, 136.

¶883.

Macarius, St., I, 49.

¶884.

Machiavelli, V, 568.

¶885.

Machinery, Dangerous, Should be guarded, III, 33.

¶886.

Macksey, Charles (S.J.), III, 45.

¶888.

Magic wand, IV, 300 sqq..

¶889.

Magnetism, IV, 278.

¶890.

Maigre strict, IV, 368.

¶891.

Malediction, Formal or material, IV, 188; Sinfulness of, IV, 188 sq..

¶892.

Malice, Prepense, I, 259 sq.; Sins of, I, 273 sq.; What is done out of malice is mortally sinful, II, 25; Need not be explicitly reflected on, II, 30; Sins of word receive a specific malice from deeds, II, 61; Division of sins according to malice involved, II, 64 sqq.; Malice in murder, II, 87; Malice in sins against the Holy Ghost, II, 91 sq., II, 94.

¶893.

Malthus, Thos. R., V, 477 sq..

¶894.

Malthusianism, V, 477 sq..

¶895.

Malthusian law, V, 477 sq..

¶896.

Maltreatment, V, 212.

¶897.

Man, The subject of morality, I, 79 sqq.; His duties to himself, III, 1 sqq.; to God, IV, 1 sqq.; to his fellowmen, V, 1 sqq..

¶898.

Manhood, I, 87 sq..

¶899.

Manichaeans, I, 48, V, 37.

¶900.

Manslaughter, I, 266; When self-defense may be carried to the extreme of, V, 127 sq.; Usually committed in a moment of passion, V, 210; Against the unborn, V, 213.

¶901.

Marc, C., I, 70, V, 424.

¶902.

Marriage, I, 242 sqq., I, 246, V, 463 sqq.; Unity of, V, 485 sqq.; Indissolubility of, V, 491 sqq.; Instruction before, V, 530.

¶903.

Mariana, III, 52.

¶904.

Married, Duties of the, V, 463 sqq.; Cohabitation, V, 465 sqq.; Debitum conjugale, V, 468 sqq.; Duty of moderation, V, 479 sq..

¶905.

Martin, Conrad, I, 69, I, 216, I, 233, I, 249.

¶906.

Martin, Michael (S.J.), IV, 379, V, 425.

¶907.

Mary, Blessed Virgin, II, 44, II, 211, III, 40.

¶908.

Masochism, II, 88.

¶909.

Mass, Missing it on Sunday, I, 178, IV, 336 sq.; Perfect contrition not sufficient for saying, II, 109 sq.; When celebrant is overcome by sudden illness, II, 129; Duty of attending on Sundays, II, 133, IV, 336 sqq.; Duty of offering by pastors, II, 133; Centre of worship, IV, 195.

¶910.

Materia levis—gravis, I, 170, I, 172, I, 204, I, 209 sqq., I, 266.

¶911.

Materialism, III, 10.

¶912.

Matrimonial engagements, Duty of restitution arising from broken, V, 429 sqq..

¶913.

Matrimony, Requisites of valid administration, II, 109; May be administered to public sinners, II, 113; No obligation of receiving, II, 201 sqq.; Who is bound to marry, II, 203; Duties with regard to the reception of, II, 204 sqq..

¶914.

Mausbach, Msgr. Jos., V, 506.

¶915.

Mayr, Ant., I, 233.

¶916.

Mazotta, N. (S.J.), I, 58 sq..

¶917.

Means, The end does not justify bad, I, 268 sqq..

¶918.

Medicine, Duty of employing, III, 90.

¶919.

Medina, B. de, I, 228.

¶920.

Meditation, IV, 146 sqq..

¶921.

Melancholia, I, 261, III, 77, III, 82.

¶922.

Melanchthon, I, 150.

¶923.

Mendacity, V, 71.

¶924.

Mendicant Orders, III, 115.

¶925.

Menial tasks, III, 131.

¶926.

Mental derangement, Influence of, on imputability, I, 261 sq..

¶927.

Mental reservation, V, 79 sqq..

¶928.

Mercenaries, V, 140.

¶929.

Mercy, Unknown among pagans, I, 13 sq.; Of God, IV, 68 sq.; Spiritual works of, V, 27 sqq.; The Church recommends mercy for condemned criminals, V, 148; Temporal works of, V, 175.

¶930.

Merits, Supernatural, II, 98 sq..

¶931.

Methodius, St., I, 49, I, 250.

¶932.

Methods of Moral Theology, I, 36 sqq.; Scholastic or speculative, I, 36 sq., I, 57 sq.; Practical or casuistic, I, 37 sq.; Ascetic, I, 38 sq..

¶933.

Meyenberg, A., V, 203 sq..

¶934.

Michel, P., I, 69.

¶935.

Midwives, V, 211 sq..

¶936.

Milieu, Relation between social environment and man's free acts, I, 95, III, 114.

¶937.

Military service, V, 134.

¶938.

Milk and eggs, As Lenten food, IV, 369.

¶939.

Mind, Duty of cultivating the, III, 101 sqq..

¶940.

Mine operators, V, 212.

¶941.

Minges, Parthenius (O.F.M.), I, 53 sq..

¶942.

Minister, Calling in a heretical, V, 42 sq..

¶943.

Minister of a Sacrament, II, 108 sqq..

¶944.

Miracles, Legendary, attributed to Saints, I, 31; Scientists and, IV, 36; Problem of, IV, 37.

¶945.

Miracle plays, III, 49.

¶946.

Missing Mass on Sunday, I, 178, IV, 336 sq..

¶947.

Missions, Catholic foreign, I, 90.

¶948.

Mixed marriages, II, 207.

¶950.

Moderamen inculpatae tutelae, V, 124 sqq., V, 133, V, 136.

¶952.

Molina, L. de (S.J.), I, 62, V, 343.

¶953.

Money, As a medium of exchange, V, 261; Has become a res fructuosa, V, 262 sq.; As a commodity, V, 300; Nowadays an instrument of production, V, 309 sq..

¶954.

Money-changing, V, 295 sq..

¶956.

Monopolies, Capitalistic, A means of defrauding the poor, II, 89, III, 155; Definition of, V, 284 sq.; When permissible, V, 285; Advantages of, V, 285 sq.; When morally wrong, V, 286 sq..

¶957.

Monstra, As to Baptism, II, 120.

¶958.

Montanists, I, 143, V, 491.

¶959.

Montes pietatis, V, 305, V, 324 sqq..

¶960.

Moralists, Teaching of, a source of Moral Theology, I, 33 sqq..

¶961.

Morality, Not confined to the sexual sphere, I, 2; Outside the Christian religion, I, 13; Definition of, I, 26, I, 256; Subject of, I, 79 sqq.; Objective norm of, I, 119 sqq.; Ideal of, I, 132; First principle of, I, 192; Objective-subjective norm of (duty), I, 203 sqq.; No morality without legality, I, 207; Standard of, I, 244; Of human acts, I, 264 sqq.; Public, III, 30.

¶962.

Moral law of nature, see Natural law.

¶963.

Moral Theology, Definition of, I, 1 sq.; Scope, I, 2 sq.; Relation to Dogmatic Theology, I, 4 sqq.; to Protestant ethics, I, 7 sqq.; to moral philosophy, I, 11 sqq.; Object of, I, 17 sqq.; Division of, I, 74 sq..

¶964.

Morbid fear, I, 261.

¶965.

Mortal sins, II, 16 sqq..

¶966.

Mortgages, V, 324.

¶967.

Mortification, Definition of, III, 11; Christianity the religion of, III, 18 sq.; For the sake of higher blessings, III, 36; Excessive, III, 80.

¶968.

Mosaic law, see Moses.

¶970.

Motherhood insurance, V, 515.

¶971.

Mothers, Duties of, V, 513 sqq.; Unmarried, V, 515.

¶972.

Mother's milk, V, 513.

¶973.

Motion pictures, III, 52 sqq..

¶974.

Motives of duty, I, 204 sqq..

¶975.

Motus primo-primus, I, 105.

¶976.

“Movies, ”, III, 52 sqq..

¶977.

Moya, M. de, I, 224.

¶978.

Müller, E. M., I, 70.

¶979.

Murder, Implies malice aforethought, I, 259 sq.; Its wickedness augmented by an apparently good purpose, I, 271; Connexion between lust and, II, 77; Inspired by envy, II, 78; Definition of, II, 87, V, 208 sq.; Direct or indirect, II, 87; Why a terrible crime, II, 87 sq.; Kinds of, V, 209 sq..

¶980.

Mutilation, V, 120, V, 212 sq..

¶981.

Mutuum, V, 260 sqq.; Titulus mutuo extrinsecus, V, 303.

¶982.

Mystery of iniquity, I, 6.

¶984.

Mystic Theology, IV, 150.

¶985.

Mystic union of the soul with God, IV, 149 sq..

¶986.

Narcotics, V, 120.

¶987.

Natalis, Alexander, I, 57, I, 225.

¶989.

Natural law, Definition of, I, 122; Content of, I, 122 sq.; Existence of, I, 123 sq.; Author of, I, 125 sqq.; Universality of, I, 127 sqq.; Primary and secondary precepts of, I, 128 sqq.; Absolute or unchangeable, I, 130 sq.; Binding force of, I, 130 sq..

¶990.

Nature, Man subject to, I, 84 sq..

¶991.

Need, Stealing in extreme, V, 363 sqq., V, 444.

¶992.

Needs of man, III, 23.

¶994.

Negligence, In relation to moral imputability, I, 260.

¶995.

Nemo ex re aliena locupletari potest, V, 380 sq..

¶996.

Neo-Malthusianism, V, 478 sq..

¶997.

Nepotism, IV, 238, V, 544.

¶998.

Neurasthenia, III, 137.

¶999.

Newman, J. H., III, 71.

¶1000.

Newspapers, And suicide, III, 81 sq.; Mendacity and detraction the primary vices of, V, 107; Conscienceless in fomenting war, V, 144.

¶1001.

New Testament, Moral law of the, I, 141 sqq., I, 145 sqq.; And the Decalogue, II, 53; On marriage and virginity, II, 202.

¶1002.

Nicholas the First, III, 69.

¶1003.

Nicholson, Prof., III, 128.

¶1004.

Nietzsche, F., I, 127, III, 15.

¶1005.

Noachian precepts, I, 136.

¶1008.

Non-combatants, To be spared in war, V, 137 sq..

¶1009.

Non-Intervention, The so-called principle of, V, 135 sq..

¶1010.

Nostalgia, Impedes the normal use of reason, V, 461 sq..

¶1011.

’Novels, V, 59 sq..

¶1012.

Nude in art, III, 48 sq..

¶1013.

Nuptial blessing, V, 491.

¶1014.

Nurses, V, 212.

¶1015.

Nursing infants, V, 513 sq..

¶1016.

Oath, Definition of, IV, 243; Division of, IV, 243 sqq.; Lawfulness of, IV, 246 sqq.; Conditions of validity and licitness, IV, 252 sqq.; Sins in connection with, IV, 263 sqq..

¶1018.

Oberholtzer, Ellis P., III, 52, III, 54.

¶1019.

Oberrauch, A. N. (O.F.M.), I, 68.

¶1020.

Object, Of Moral Theology, I, 17 sqq.; Of morality, I, 265 sqq..

¶1021.

Obligation of law, I, 163 sqq..

¶1022.

Obscenity in art, III, 48 sq..

¶1023.

Obsession, I, 200.

¶1024.

Obstacles to voluntary action, I, 113 sqq..

¶1025.

Obstetrical operations, V, 219 sqq..

¶1026.

Obstraet, J., I, 223.

¶1027.

Occasions of sin, II, 46 sqq.; Proximate and remote, II, 47; Voluntary and necessary, II, 48; Occasio quae est in esse and occasio quae non est in esse, II, 48; How to avoid, II, 49 sq..

¶1028.

Occult compensation, V, 366 sq., V, 418 sqq., V, 444.

¶1029.

Occult remedies, IV, 276.

¶1030.

Occupancy, A title of ownership, V, 226 sqq..

¶1031.

Occupations, Church makes no distinction between, III, 116; Parasitical, III, 138; Dangerous, III, 93 sq.; Restitution for damage done in the choice of an, V, 450 sqq..

¶1032.

“Odiosa sunt restringenda, ”, I, 178.

¶1033.

Odium generis humani, V, 106.

¶1034.

Offense, Sin an offense of God, II, 10.

¶1035.

Office, Divine, IV, 115 sqq..

¶1036.

Officials, Public; Not merely public servants, but masters, V, 557 sq.; Duties of, V, 554 sqq.; Knowledge, V, 558; Fidelity, conscientiousness, impartiality, V, 559; Justice, V, 560; Reverence owing to, V, 576 sq..

¶1037.

Old Testament, Positive law of the, I, 135 sqq., I, 146; And the Decalogue, II, 53.

¶1038.

O’Malley, Austin, V, 220 sq..

¶1039.

Omission, Sins of, I, 254, I, 257, I, 259, II, 53 sq..

¶1041.

O’Neill, A. B. (C.S.C.), III, 71.

¶1042.

Opera forensia, IV, 333.

¶1043.

Opera liberalia, IV, 331.

¶1044.

Opera media, IV, 331.

¶1045.

Opera meliora, I, 238.

¶1046.

Opera omnia on the Index, IV, 417.

¶1047.

Operarii, IV, 379.

¶1048.

Operations, Surgical, III, 88, III, 90, III, 97, V, 120.

¶1049.

Oppression, Of the poor, II, 89.

¶1050.

“Options, ”, V, 289 sq..

¶1051.

Oratio communis, IV, 171.

¶1053.

Orders, Religious, I, 244 sq..

¶1054.

Ordo Divini Officii Recitandi, IV, 119.

¶1055.

Organ-Playing in a heretical church, V, 42.

¶1057.

Original sin, I, 184, I, 276, II, 12.

¶1060.

Ouija board, IV, 285 sqq..

¶1061.

Ovaries, Excision of the, III, 84, V, 475.

¶1062.

Ownerless objects, V, 228, V, 409 sq..

¶1063.

Ownership, The right of private, V, 225; Original titles of, V, 226 sqq.; Occupancy, V, 226 sqq.; Most common kinds of, V, 227 sq.; Of lost articles, V, 229 sqq.; Accretion or production, as a title of, V, 232; Labor as a title of, V, 233 sq.; Derivative titles of, V, 235 sqq.; Prescription, V, 235 sqq.; Bequests, V, 238 sqq.; Sins against, V, 349 sqq..

¶1064.

Pacificus Novariensis, I, 55.

¶1065.

Pactum de peccato patrando, V, 244 sq..

¶1066.

Paganism, I, 13, I, 44, I, 47.

¶1067.

Pain, May be rendered meritorious, III, 12 sq.; Christianity has no mission to eliminate, III, 18; False teaching of the “Christian Scientists,”, IV, 305 sqq..

¶1068.

Palmieri, D. (S.J.), I, 70, V, 360.

¶1069.

Palmistry, IV, 275.

¶1070.

Parables, I, 29, I, 147.

¶1071.

Paramimia, III, 82.

¶1072.

Parents, Duties towards, I, 215 sq.; Duties of, with regard to Baptism, II, 118 sq.; Right of, to be consulted regarding First Communion of their children, II, 132; Rights of, in regard to marriage of children, II, 206; Duties of, towards children when engaged to marry, II, 209; May not force their children to steal, V, 40; Duties of, to their children, V, 511 sqq.; Education, V, 513; Support, V, 513 sq.; Choosing a vocation, V, 516, V, 520; Instruction, V, 519 sq.; Moral and religious training, V, 520 sqq.; Importance of home training, V, 521 sq.; Must punish children, V, 523; Must give them a good example, V, 523 sq.; Qualities of parental discipline, V, 524 sq.; Instruction in matters of sex, V, 525 sqq.; The duties of children to their, V, 532 sqq.; Limits of parental authority not easy to define, V, 545.

¶1073.

Parks, Public, III, 33.

¶1074.

Parrots, III, 64.

¶1075.

Parsimony, III, 67.

¶1076.

Partnership in crime, V, 400 sq..

¶1077.

Partnerships, V, 327 sqq..

¶1079.

Pascal, B., I, 63, I, 229.

¶1080.

Pasqualigo Z., I, 224.

¶1081.

Passions, The, I, 103 sqq..

¶1082.

Pastor, Duty of supporting one’s, IV, 393 sqq..

¶1083.

Patents, V, 234.

¶1084.

Paternity, Uncertainty as to, V, 438, V, 439, V, 440, V, 442.

¶1085.

Pater noster, The most beautiful and sacred of all prayers, IV, 156 sqq.; St. Thomas on, IV, 159 sq.; St. Augustine on, IV, 160; The petition for bread in the, IV, 160 sq.; The “public and common prayer of the faithful,”, IV, 161.

¶1086.

Patriotism, Can be demonstrated without war, V, 143; A form of charity, V, 565; St. Thomas on, V, 565 sq.; Dr. Ryan’s analysis of, V, 566 sq.; Recrudescence of pagan, V, 568; Exploited by the capitalist class to counteract social justice, V, 569; The higher, V, 569 sq..

¶1087.

Patristic period in the history of Moral Theology, I, 42 sqq..

¶1088.

Patuzzi, J. V., I, 60, I, 225.

¶1089.

Paul, St., Prot. idea of morality pretends to be drawn from, I, 9; On the moral law of nature, I, 123; On the law of the spirit vs. sin and death, I, 142; On the moral of the N. T., I, 145, I, 146; “The law is good if a man use it lawfully,”, I, 152; On the end of law, I, 153; On the obligation of law, I, 163 sq.; On conscience as the rule of morality, I, 183; On supererogatory good works, I, 240; On virginity, I, 240 sqq.; On ignorance as diminishing responsibility, I, 258; On divine co-operation in sin, II, 6 sq.; Vocation of, II, 8, II, 36; On temptations, II, 37, II, 38; On the devil, II, 39; On how to combat temptations, II, 45 sq.; On mortification, II, 50; On the Ten Commandments, II, 52; On sins of the flesh and the spirit, II, 54; On the “works of the flesh,”, II, 55; On desiring the office of a bishop, II, 69; On avarice, II, 72; On impurity, II, 74 sq.; On gluttony, II, 79; On drunkenness, II, 81; Righteous anger of, II, 82; On Extr. Unction, II, 191; On marriage, II, 203, II, 209 sq.; On rejoicing in the Lord, II, 211; On the divorce law, III, 1; On personality, III, 7; On cherishing life, III, 12; On offering up tribulations, III, 13; On suffering as a source of joy, III, 14; On longing for death, III, 16; On preserving life and health, III, 21; “All things are yours,”, III, 23; “Make not provision for the flesh,”, III, 24; “Nothing is unclean of itself,”, III, 25; “Rejoice in the Lord,”, III, 45; “If any man know not, he shall not be known,”, III, 102; “Knowledge puffeth up,”, III, 108; “If any man will not work, neither let him eat,”, III, 121 sq.; On the poverty of Christ, III, 152; “They who serve at the altar, share with the altar,”, III, 153; On riches, III, 154; On moral worth, III, 169; “We labor, working with our own hands,”, III, 172; On being honored, III, 175 sq.; On the worthlessness of faith without charity, IV, 20; On the power of faith, IV, 23 sq.; Against heresy, IV, 32; Beautiful description of charity in 1 Corinthians, IV, 73; On prayer for specific objects, IV, 103; On the necessity of prayer, IV, 107; The “stimulus carnis,”, IV, 150 sqq.; Shore his head in pursuance of a vow, IV, 202; Applying his teaching to the law of fasting, IV, 366; On the duty of providing the means necessary for divine worship and the support of those engaged in it, IV, 393; On charity, V, 18; On the duty of giving a good example, V, 28 sq.; warns against uncharitable harshness toward the erring, V, 32 sq.; Warning to abstain from evil, V, 51; On lying, V, 53, V, 64; Censured the magistrates who thrust him into prison, V, 128; On the right of civil authority to wield the sword, V, 134; On capital punishment, V, 147; On the necessity of work, V, 163 sq.; On almsgiving, V, 174; On matrimonial cohabitation, V, 468; On the mutual love of the married, V, 482 sq.; On the indissolubility of marriage, V, 493; On the duties of parents, V, 512, V, 538; On the relation of parents to children, V, 516; On the source of civil power, V, 549; On obedience to civil authority, V, 563.

¶1090.

Paullus, N., V, 38.

¶1091.

Pauperism, V, 518.

¶1092.

Payne, J. H., III, 31.

¶1094.

Pawnbrokers, V, 323.

¶1095.

Pawntickets, V, 323.

¶1096.

Peabody, III, 16.

¶1097.

Peace, Must be the foremost aim of every statesman, V, 142; Universal, V, 142 sq.; Commercialism vs. peace, V, 144; International, V, 570.

¶1098.

Peccata mortalia ex toto genere suo—ex genere suo non toto—ex genere suo—per accidens, II, 32.

¶1099.

Peccatum irremissibile, II, 93.

¶1100.

Pederasty, II, 74.

¶1102.

Penal laws, I, 169 sq..

¶1103.

Penance, I, 238, II, 108, II, 109, II, 110, II, 112, II, 113, II, 116; Necessity of, II, 135; Duty of receiving the Sacr., II, 136 sqq.; Requisites of worthy reception, II, 138 sqq.; Contrition, II, 140 sq.; Purpose of amendment, II, 146 sqq.; Confession, II, 151 sqq.; Questioning and instructing penitents, II, 162 sqq.; Seal of confession, II, 167 sqq.; Absolution, II, 177 sqq.; Satisfaction, II, 183 sqq..

¶1104.

Penitence, I, 154.

¶1105.

Penitential books, I, 51.

¶1106.

Penitential discipline of the early Church, II, 18.

¶1107.

Penitents, Duty of the confessor to question and instruct, II, 162 sqq.; Obligation of, to perform the penance imposed, II, 184 sq..

¶1108.

Peraldus, I, 52.

¶1109.

Perault, I, 52.

¶1110.

Peregrini, I, 174 sq..

¶1112.

Perfidy, V, 89.

¶1113.

Periculum sortis amittendae, V, 303, V, 324.

¶1114.

Periodical publications, IV, 399 sq., IV, 403.

¶1115.

Perjury, An intrinsically bad act, I, 266; Does simulatio involve the guilt of?, IV, 256; Definition of, IV, 263; Moral guilt of, IV, 263 sq.; Simple and solemn, IV, 264; A mortal sin ex toto genere suo, IV, 264; All sins of, of the same moral species as the oaths themselves, IV, 264; Alarming increase of, IV, 265; As a reserved case, IV, 265; As perfidy, V, 89.

¶1116.

Permission to read forbidden books, IV, 410 sq..

¶1117.

Perplexity of conscience, I, 211 sqq..

¶1118.

Perseverance in the chosen vocation, III, 118 sqq..

¶1119.

Pesch, Chr. (S.J.), II, 16; Henry (S.J.), V, 310.

¶1120.

Pessaries, V, 474.

¶1121.

Pessimism, I, 23, V, 576.

¶1123.

Peter Damian, St., I, 51.

¶1124.

Peter de Palude, II, 192.

¶1125.

Peter Lombard, I, 52 sq., II, 68, II, 92.

¶1126.

Peterson, Dr., III, 82.

¶1127.

Petition, Prayer of, IV, 140 sq., IV, 193.

¶1128.

Pharisaic ostentation, V, 182.

¶1130.

Philanthropy, V, 15.

¶1131.

Philip Neri, St., III, 19, IV, 129.

¶1132.

Photography, Not forbidden on Sunday except on the part of those who ply it as a trade, IV, 332.

¶1133.

Phrenology, Worthless for diagnosing character, IV, 275 sq..

¶1134.

Pictures, Sacred, Fall under ecclesiastical censorship, IV, 403; Forbidden if contrary to the mind of the Church, IV, 408.

¶1135.

Physician, Duty of sick persons to call a, III, 57; When bound to give his life or allow others to take it, III, 86; Patients bound to allow themselves to be operated upon if advised by a reputable, III, 90; Profession of, indirectly productive, III, 127; Responsibility for accidental homicide, V, 211.

¶1136.

Pictures, Obscene, V, 120.

¶1137.

Piety, Works of, permitted on Sunday, IV, 334.

¶1138.

Piracy, II, 87.

¶1139.

Pius the Ninth, I, 168, III, 19, V, 492.

¶1140.

Pius the Tenth, Recommends gymnastic exercises, III, 45; Condemns the custom of not admitting children to confession, or not absolving them when they have reached the age of discretion, IV, 382 sq..

¶1141.

Plagiarism, V, 367.

¶1143.

Playing, Of children should be directed properly, III, 37 sqq.; Line of demarcation between work and, III, 128.

¶1144.

Playgrounds, Public, III, 33, III, 56.

¶1145.

Pleasure, Morose, II, 58 sq.; Must be sacrificed for higher blessings, III, 36; Complete abstention from, makes men dull, III, 39; A life devoted to bodily, degrades man to the level of the beast, III, 122.

¶1146.

Pleasure trips, Taken for recreation are morally licit, III, 49.

¶1147.

“Pledge, ” The (to abstain from intoxicating drink), is merely a good resolution and does not oblige sub gravi, IV, 223.

¶1149.

Poena conventionalis, V, 303 sq..

¶1150.

Pohle, Joseph, II, 38.

¶1151.

Poisoned weapons in war, V, 138.

¶1153.

Politics, Woman in, V, 506 sqq.; To what extent a citizen is obliged to participate in, V, 564 sq.; Men vs. party, V, 574 sq.; Political organization, V, 576.

¶1154.

Polyandry, V, 485.

¶1155.

Polycarp, St., I, 43 sq., V, 102.

¶1157.

Pompey, I, 14.

¶1158.

Poor, Oppression of the, II, 89; Moral degradation of the, owing largely to lack of decent homes, III, 30; Obligation of the wealthy to share their wealth with the, III, 151; The law of fasting and the, IV, 354; Alms to the, V, 177 sqq.; Relief, V, 185, V, 190.

¶1159.

Porro’s operation, V, 221.

¶1160.

Possession, As a condition of prescription, V, 237.

¶1161.

Possessor bonae fidei, V, 385 sqq.; Dubiae fidei, V, 387 sq.; Malae fidei, V, 413.

¶1162.

Poulain, A., (S.J.), IV, 129 sq., IV, 153.

¶1163.

Poverty, Voluntary, I, 236 sqq., I, 242 sq., I, 249, V, 193; Neither a virtue nor a source of virtue, but apt to become such, III, 151 sq..

¶1164.

Power, All from God, I, 158, I, 163; As distinct from habit, I, 275 sq..

¶1165.

Praise, As a means of co-operation in evil deeds, V, 398.

¶1166.

Prayer, In conflict of duties, I, 216; Inherent morality of, I, 265, I, 266; Becomes bad if done for a wicked purpose, I, 268; As a means of combating temptations, II, 45; As a means of converting a proximate into a remote occasion of sin, II, 50; Neglect of, II, 83; As a means of combating concupiscence, II, 105 sq.; As a means of atoning for sin, II, 185 sq.; Bodily rest can be made supernaturally meritorious by, III, 35; Work performed in the spirit of prayer has an eternal value, III, 123; Of petition, IV, 140 sq., IV, 193; Nature of, IV, 96 sqq.; Efficacy of, IV, 98 sqq.; Object of, IV, 103 sqq.; Necessity of, IV, 106 sqq.; Without ceasing, IV, 109 sqq.; Ejaculatory, IV, 111 sq.; Duty of praying, IV, 113 sq.; Qualities of, IV, 122 sqq.; Kinds of, IV, 139 sqq.; Form of, IV, 144 sqq.; Various forms of, IV, 156 sqq.; Sins opposed to, IV, 181 sqq.; The duty of praying for others, V, 27 sq..

¶1167.

Preaching, Duty of, IV, 335 sq..

¶1168.

Precepts, Of the moral law, I, 129 sq.; Positive divine, I, 135 sqq.; Intended as counsels, I, 236 sqq.; Difference between precept and counsel in the strict sense, I, 248 sqq..

¶1169.

Pregnancy, V, 214 sqq..

¶1170.

Premature delivery, When it may be induced, V, 219.

¶1171.

Preparations for war, V, 143 sq..

¶1172.

Prescription, As a title of ownership, V, 235; Conditions of, V, 236 sq.; Time required for, V, 237 sq.; As a cause excusing from restitution, V, 418.

¶1173.

Presence at Mass, Must be bodily, moral, and continuous, IV, 336 sqq..

¶1174.

Press, The periodical, V, 35 sq., V, 43 sq..

¶1176.

Price, In sales contracts, V, 276 sqq.; Must be reasonable, V, 279 sq.; Fancy, V, 281; Of ill-gotten goods, V, 383 sq..

¶1178.

Prierias, Sylvester, I, 55.

¶1179.

Priesthood, Preparation for the, II, 198 sqq.; Freedom in the choice of, as a vocation, III, 114; The choice irrevocable, III, 118 sq..

¶1180.

Priests, Have full liberty of disposing of their property, but should favor the Church and the poor, V, 240; Should promote a fine sense of justice, V, 352; Must be careful in giving religious instruction, V, 456.

¶1181.

Prison discipline, V, 122 sq..

¶1182.

Prisoners, Maltreating, akin to murder, II, 87; Punishment of, should aim at reformation, V, 122 sq.; Danger of sentimentality in regard to treatment of, V, 122 sq.; Of war should be treated humanely, V, 138.

¶1183.

Private ownership, Definition, III, 143; When a duty, III, 143; Supreme title of ownership is labor, III, 143 sq.; Based on the rational nature of man, III, 144 sqq.; Were the early Christians Communists?, III, 146 sq.; Patristic teaching on, III, 147 sq.; Dr. Ryan on the teaching of St. Jerome, III, 148 sq..

¶1184.

Privilege, I, 180.

¶1185.

Probabiliorism, I, 224 sqq., I, 229, I, 234.

¶1186.

Probabilism, Explanation of, I, 218 sqq.; Scope of, I, 221 sq.; Teaching of, I, 226 sqq..

¶1187.

Probabilissima, I, 221, I, 223.

¶1188.

Probability, Kinds of, I, 220 sq..

¶1189.

Probst, Fr., I, 69.

¶1190.

Procuratio abortus, V, 214 sqq..

¶1191.

Profession, Religious, When it excuses from restitution, V, 419 sq..

¶1192.

Profiteering, II, 89 sq..

¶1193.

Prohibition of books, IV, 405 sqq..

¶1194.

Promise, As a species of contract, V, 250 sq.; Of marriage, V, 429 sqq..

¶1195.

Promise of marriage, II, 208.

¶1196.

Promises, Must be kept, V, 85 sqq..

¶1197.

Promulgation of law, I, 161 sq..

¶1198.

Properties of human law, I, 160 sqq..

¶1199.

Property, Sins against, II, 89, V, 349 sqq.; Right and duty of acquiring and possessing, III, 143 sqq.; Confiscation of, V, 7 sq.; Duty of restoring alien, V, 379 sqq..

¶1200.

Proselytism, Religious, V, 36.

¶1201.

Prostitution, II, 112, III, 138.

¶1202.

Protestant ethics, I, 7 sqq., I, 148 sq..

¶1203.

Protestantism, Essentially antinomian, I, 150 sq.; Its teaching that labor is a sacred office and a duty is essentially Catholic, III, 140 sq..

¶1204.

Protestants not bound by the laws of the Church, I, 173.

¶1205.

Provincialism, V, 568.

¶1206.

Provocation to sin, II, 63.

¶1208.

Prüm, Regino of, IV, 363.

¶1209.

Pruner, J. E., I, 69.

¶1210.

Pseudo-mystics, I, 151 sqq..

¶1211.

Psychoses, V, 213.

¶1212.

Pubiotomy, V, 221.

¶1213.

Public dance halls, III, 55.

¶1214.

Publice indigni, II, 112.

¶1215.

Publishers, V, 44.

¶1216.

Punishment, And the law of nature, I, 156; Only free acts subject to, I, 257; Bodily, of children, V, 119; Corporal, for criminals, V, 121 sq.; Primarily and essentially retributive, V, 122; Corrective only in a secondary way, V, 122; Of children, V, 523.

¶1217.

“Pure” duties, I, 19 sq..

¶1218.

Puritans, Their unreasonable attitude towards the stage, III, 51.

¶1219.

Purpose of amendment, II, 146 sqq..

¶1220.

Pusillanimity, Sometimes a sin against hope, sometimes a mere mood, sometimes a temptation, IV, 66.

¶1221.

Pythagoras, I, 278.

¶1222.

Quadragesima, The forty days’ fast, How it originated, IV, 358 sq..

¶1223.

Quakers, Attitude of, towards the theatre, III, 49.

¶1224.

Quasi-domicile, I, 174.

¶1225.

Questioning penitents, Duty of, II, 162 sqq..

¶1226.

Quietists, I, 20 sq..

¶1227.

Race-track gambling, V, 341.

¶1228.

Radulphus Ardens, III, 133.

¶1229.

Railroads, III, 33.

¶1231.

Rappenhöner, J., I, 69.

¶1232.

Rash judgments, V, 97 sqq..

¶1233.

Rassler, Chr., I, 233.

¶1234.

Ratherius of Verona, III, 140.

¶1235.

Ratio legis, I, 177 sq., I, 207.

¶1236.

Rationalism, I, 67.

¶1237.

Raupert, J. G., IV, 283, IV, 288, IV, 290.

¶1238.

Raymond of Pennafort, St., I, 54, II, 26.

¶1239.

Reason, A source of Moral Theology, I, 26 sqq.; The measure of the will, I, 119; The promulgator of the moral law of nature, I, 122; Not autonomous, I, 125; And conscience, I, 188 sq..

¶1240.

Reception of the Sacraments, Requisites of worthy, II, 115 sqq..

¶1241.

Reconciliation, Between enemies, V, 19 sqq..

¶1242.

Recovery of health in sickness, III, 57.

¶1243.

Recreation, Need of, III, 35; Bodily and mental, III, 35 sq.; Ethical aspect of amusements, III, 36; Not all suitable for all, III, 36; For children, III, 37 sqq.; Social intercourse, III, 39 sq.; Games and plays, III, 41; Dancing, III, 42 sq.; Bodily exercise, III, 43 sqq.; Reading, III, 46 sq.; Art, III, 47 sq.; Traveling, III, 49; The theatre, III, 49 sqq.; Picture shows, III, 52 sqq.; Public dance halls, III, 55; Public playgrounds, III, 56; Community festivals, III, 56 sq.; Sunday, a day of innocent, IV, 328 sqq..

¶1244.

Recursus, As a means of cooperation in evil, V, 398 sq..

¶1245.

Red Cross, V, 139.

¶1246.

Redemptorists, I, 233.

¶1248.

Regeneration, Moral, II, 98 sqq..

¶1249.

Regicide, V, 210.

¶1250.

Reginald, Valerius, I, 63.

¶1251.

Regnier de Marais, I, 66.

¶1252.

Reiffenstuel, Anaclete (O.F.M.), I, 59.

¶1253.

Relapse, Not always a sign that one’s purpose of amendment lacked firmness, II, 148 sq..

¶1254.

Relatives, Mutual duties of, V, 543 sqq..

¶1255.

Religion, Duty of the State to foster, V, 556 sq..

¶1256.

Religious, Life of, III, 114; When bound to denounce delinquent brethren, V, 35; May not give alms from the common property without permission, V, 181; Vow of poverty, V, 193; Profession, when it excuses from restitution, V, 419 sq.; No one may be restrained by force or fraud from entering a religious order, V, 455; Duties of, in regard to admission of novices, V, 455.

¶1257.

Remarriage of either party after the death of the other, V, 489 sqq..

¶1258.

Remission as a cause excusing from restitution, V, 417 sq..

¶1260.

Reparation, see Restitution.

¶1262.

“Rerum novarum, ” Encyclical, III, 145.

¶1263.

Res clamat domino, V, 380, V, 385.

¶1264.

Res fructificat domino, V, 380, V, 384.

¶1265.

Res naturaliter perit domino, V, 380, V, 385, V, 386.

¶1266.

Reserve, Prudent, V, 21 sq..

¶1267.

Resistance to authority, Passive, I, 166; Active, I, 167 sq..

¶1268.

Resisting the known Christian truth, II, 94.

¶1269.

Resolutions, Good, II, 146 sqq..

¶1270.

Respect, A duty men owe to one another, V, 1 sqq.; The foundation of, charity, V, 2; How violated, V, 4 sqq..

¶1271.

Responsibility, I, 256, I, 261, I, 262.

¶1273.

Restitution, In case of simony, IV, 239 sqq.; Duty of, arising from scandal, V, 51; From calumny and detraction, V, 113 sqq.; Definition of, V, 375; Necessity of, V, 376 sqq.; In re and in voto, V, 377 sq.; The “roots” of, V, 378 sqq.; The duty of restoring property belonging to others, V, 379 sqq.; Rules for, V, 379 sqq.; Restoring the fruits of an ill-gotten object, V, 381 sqq.; The duty of repairing unjust damage or loss inflicted on others, V, 389 sqq.; For sins of co-operation, V, 392 sqq.; The circumstances of, V, 403 sqq.; Who must make, V, 404 sqq.; What and how much, V, 406; To whom, V, 406 sqq.; When, V, 410 sqq.; Where, V, 412 sq.; In what manner, V, 413 sqq.; Causes which excuse from, V, 416 sqq.; Condonation or remission, V, 417 sq.; Presumption, V, 417 sq.; Legal prescription, V, 418; Occult compensation, V, 418 sqq.; Religious profession, V, 419 sq.; Papal dispensation, V, 420 sq.; Temporary postponement justified by physical or moral disability, V, 421 sq.; And by bankruptcy, V, 422 sqq.; Of damage caused to life and limb, V, 425 sqq.; Duty of, arising from broken matrimonial engagements, V, 429 sqq.; Duty of, arising from fornication and adultery, V, 433 sqq.; For damage done to property of others, V, 443 sqq.; For damage done in the choice of a vocation or an occupation, V, 450 sqq.; For spiritual damage, V, 453 sqq..

¶1274.

Restrictio stricte mentalis, V, 79 sqq..

¶1275.

Retention of ill-gotten goods, V, 354, V, 378.

¶1276.

Retraction, V, 114 sqq..

¶1277.

Retribution, V, 128.

¶1278.

Retrovenditio, V, 281 sq..

¶1279.

Reuter, John (S.J.), I, 58.

¶1280.

Revealing one’s secret faults, III, 177.

¶1281.

Revelation as a source of Moral Theology, I, 27 sqq..

¶1284.

Reverence, a duty of children toward their parents, V, 533 sq..

¶1285.

Revolution, Against legitimate government is forbidden, I, 168.

¶1286.

Richard a Mediavilla, II, 192.

¶1287.

Richard of St. Victor, I, 55, IV, 152.

¶1289.

Ridicule, as a means of co-operation in evil, V, 398.

¶1290.

Rietter, A., I, 69.

¶1291.

Right, Notion of, V, 13 sq.; Appertains to jurisprudence, V, 14; Right to life, V, 118 sqq.; Right of self-defense, V, 124 sqq.; Man’s right to the necessities of life, V, 163 sqq..

¶1293.

“Rings” in commodities, V, 287.

¶1294.

Rites, S. Congr. of, IV, 402.

¶1296.

Robert of Flamesbury, I, 54.

¶1297.

Rodriguez, Al. (S.J.), I, 65 sq..

¶1298.

Rosary, The, IV, 164 sqq..

¶1299.

Roscher, III, 67.

¶1300.

Ross, J. E. (C.S.P.), V, 161 sq., V, 170, V, 177 sq., V, 347.

¶1301.

Rottmanner, Odilo (O.S.B.), III, 109.

¶1302.

Rudeness, V, 93.

¶1303.

Rufinus, IV, 363.

¶1304.

Ruysbroeck, Bl. John of, I, 56.

¶1306.

Sa, Emmanuel (S.J.), I, 63, III, 99, V, 131.

¶1307.

Sabbath, The sanctification of, I, 137 sq.; Precept does not bind sub gravi incommodo, I, 171 sq.; Servile labor permitted on the, to assist a fellowman in need, I, 213; It is not permitted to violate the truth in order to satisfy the obligation of sanctifying the, I, 214; Earthly and heavenly, III, 136.

¶1308.

Sabetti, A. (S.J.), I, 70, IV, 396, IV, 397, V, 360, V, 424.

¶1309.

Sacramentals, II, 212 sqq..

¶1310.

“Sacramenta propter homines, ”, II, 111.

¶1311.

Sacraments, The, The Church attributes no magical effect to, I, 9; Supernatural aids to a moral life, I, 12; The pars tutior must always be chosen in the administration of, I, 221; Means of grace which man is in duty bound to use, II, 107; Requisites of valid administration, II, 108 sqq.; Of worthy reception, II, 115 sqq.; Baptism, II, 118 sqq.; Confirmation, II, 121 sqq.; Holy Eucharist, II, 123 sqq.; Penance, II, 135 sqq.; Extreme Unction, II, 188 sqq.; Holy Orders, II, 197 sqq.; Matrimony, II, 201 sqq.; Render the body a temple of the Holy Ghost, III, 10.

¶1312.

Sacra Parallela, I, 51.

¶1313.

Sacrifice, As a religious act, IV, 191 sqq.; Moral significance of, IV, 196 sq..

¶1314.

Sacrificium intellectus, IV, 41.

¶1315.

Sacrilege, To receive a Sacrament of the living in a state of mortal sin is a, II, 116; Unworthy reception of the Holy Eucharist the greatest of sacrileges, though not the most grievous sin a man may commit, II, 127; Definition of, IV, 231; Division of, IV, 231; Personal, IV, 231 sq.; Real and local, IV, 232; A mortal sin ex genere suo, IV, 233.

¶1316.

Sadducees, II, 81.

¶1317.

Sadism, II, 88.

¶1319.

Sage, Russell, II, 72.

¶1320.

Sailer, J. M., I, 68, V, 117, V, 525.

¶1321.

Saints, The, A Protestant tribute to, I, 14; Eccentricities in the lives of, I, 29; Lives of, a source of Moral Theology, I, 30; Fictitious lives of, I, 31 sq.; Lives of the, are “the Gospel put into practice,”, I, 32 sq.; Belong to every age, clime, and condition, I, 88; Feasts of the, IV, 325.

¶1322.

Sales contracts, V, 276 sq..

¶1323.

Saligia, a memory word containing the Latin initials of the seven capital sins, II, 68.

¶1324.

Salmanticenses, I, 59.

¶1326.

Salsmans, J. (S.J.), I, 72.

¶1327.

Salvage, The so-called right of, V, 228.

¶1328.

“Salve Regina, ”, IV, 168.

¶1330.

Sanchez, J., I, 224.

¶1331.

Sanchez, Thos. (S.J.), I, 61, I, 224.

¶1332.

Sancto Ignatio, Henry a, I, 223.

¶1333.

Satan, Intercourse with, IV, 298 sq..

¶1334.

Satisfaction, Sacramental, An integral part of Penance, II, 183; Duty of the confessor in regard to, II, 183 sq.; Obligation of the penitent, II, 184 sqq.; Penitent may ask to have it commuted, II, 184; Failure to perform is a mortal sin, II, 185; Penitent not free to substitute some other penance for the one imposed, II, 185.

¶1335.

Savages, Use of in war, V, 139.

¶1336.

Scandal, A circumstance that may alter the moral species of an act, I, 272; Necessary to tell in confession to how many scandal was given, I, 274; Grave scandal may render a sin mortal, II, 32; The world is full of, II, 43; Drinking to excess may become mortally sinful through scandal, II, 80; Sacraments may not be administered to publice indigni unless they have repaired the scandal given, II, 112; Eucharistic fast does not bind when there is danger of scandal, II, 129; What to do when one has inadvertently given, III, 171 sq.; Definition of, V, 44 sq.; Active and passive, V, 44 sq.; Pharisaicum, V, 45, V, 49; Duties with regard to giving and taking, V, 47 sqq.; Pusillorum, V, 49 sq.; Restitution involved by, V, 454.

¶1337.

Scaramelli, J. B. (S.J.), I, 67.

¶1338.

Scavini, P., I, 70.

¶1339.

Scepticism, IV, 36.

¶1340.

Scheicher, J., I, 69.

¶1341.

Schell, H., II, 16, II, 24, IV, 5.

¶1342.

Schenkl, M. von (O.S.B.), I, 68.

¶1344.

Schindler, F. M., I, 69.

¶1345.

Scholastic period in the history of Moral Theology, I, 51 sqq..

¶1347.

School, A necessary means of education, I, 93; Supplements and complements the training received at home, I, 94; Its chief defect, I, 94 sq.; The State and, III, 104; Parents have the right to choose, V, 519 sq.; Education not for the school alone, V, 521 sq..

¶1348.

Schwane, J., I, 69.

¶1349.

Scienti et volenti non fit iniuria, V, 129.

¶1350.

Scintilla animae, I, 190 sqq..

¶1351.

Scintilla Patrum, I, 51.

¶1352.

Scotus, see Duns Scotus.

¶1353.

Scrupulousness, Defined, I, 199; Often simulated, I, 199; Sometimes mere hypocrisy, I, 199; How it can be cured, I, 199 sqq..

¶1354.

Sculptors, IV, 332.

¶1355.

Sculpoli, L., I, 65.

¶1356.

Seal of Confession, II, 113, II, 167 sqq., V, 415.

¶1357.

Searle, G. M. (C.S.P.), IV, 307.

¶1358.

Seasons, Closed, During which the Church wishes her children to eschew noisy festivities, IV, 346 sq..

¶1359.

Second marriage, V, 489 sqq..

¶1360.

Secrets, Definition of, V, 73; Kinds of, V, 73 sqq.; Natural, V, 73, V, 75 sq.; Official or professional, V, 74, V, 76; Promised, V, 74 sq.; Sacramental, V, 75; The duty of keeping, V, 75; When it ceases, V, 76 sq.; When it does not oblige, V, 77; Opening letters, V, 77; Secret diplomacy, V, 77 sq.; The art of keeping a secret, V, 78; Family secrets, V, 78; Means of keeping a secret, V, 79; amphiboly or equivocation, V, 79; Mental reservation, V, 79 sqq..

¶1362.

Self-defamation, Is it permitted?, III, 176.

¶1363.

Self-defense, Right of, V, 124 sqq..

¶1365.

Self-government, Duties resulting from, V, 571 sqq..

¶1366.

Selfishness, As a motive, I, 19 sqq.; The ultimate cause of all sin, II, 25; Sadness combined with, always sinful because directly opposed to charity, II, 78; As opposed to Christian self-love, III, 6, III, 8; No admixture of in love of one’s enemies, V, 18.

¶1367.

Self-love, I, 22; Infatuation of, resulting from covetousness, II, 72; Duty of Christian, III, 4 sqq..

¶1368.

Self-mutilation, III, 83 sq..

¶1369.

Self-preservation, III, 5, III, 21, III, 76.

¶1370.

Self-respect, III, 7.

¶1371.

Self-restraint in the married state, V, 477 sq..

¶1373.

Seminaries, II, 199.

¶1375.

Sensationalism of the press, V, 144 sq..

¶1376.

Sensuality, III, 25, III, 66.

¶1377.

Sentimentalism, III, 60.

¶1378.

Separation a mensa et toro, V, 443, V, 467, V, 495, V, 496.

¶1379.

Sequestration, V, 256 sq..

¶1380.

Sermon on the Mount, I, 147, I, 282.

¶1381.

Sermons, Duty of hearing, on Sundays, IV, 335; How to hear, IV, 335 sq.; Never neglected by the Church, IV, 336.

¶1382.

Servants, Duties of, V, 88; May not give alms from the property of their masters, V, 181; Theft by, V, 357, V, 444; Bound to prevent damage to the property of their masters, V, 401 sq.; Relations of, to their masters, V, 546 sq..

¶1383.

Servitude, see Slavery.

¶1384.

Sex, A determinant of free-will, I, 91 sqq.; Advantages and defects of the two, I, 91 sq.; The same law binds both, I, 92; Double standard of morals un-Christian, I, 92; Unequality of the two sexes, V, 503 sqq.; Instruction in matters of, V, 525 sqq..

¶1385.

Sexten, Hilarius à, see Gatterer.

¶1386.

Sharing in unjustly acquired goods, II, 64.

¶1387.

Shea, J. G., I, 66.

¶1388.

Shepherd of Hermas, I, 44, I, 250.

¶1389.

Shiftlessness, II, 83.

¶1390.

Shops, Should be properly aired, lighted, and heated, III, 33.

¶1392.

Sidgwick, H., III, 128.

¶1393.

Signa contritionis, II, 141.

¶1394.

Signs of charity, Ordinary and extraordinary, V, 20.

¶1395.

Sigwart, Chas., I, 227.

¶1396.

Silence, As a means of becoming accessory to the sins of others, II, 63; When indicated, V, 78.

¶1397.

Simar, Th. H., I, 69, I, 232, I, 233.

¶1398.

Simony, Definition of, IV, 235; Conventional and real, IV, 236 sq.; A grave sin, IV, 237; Effects of, IV, 237 sq.; Confidential, IV, 239; Duty of restitution implied by, IV, 239 sqq..

¶1399.

Simulatio sacramenti, II, 113.

¶1400.

Simulation, V, 61 sq..

¶1401.

Sin, To be able to, not a proof of liberty, I, 111; Inability to, constitutes true liberty, I, 111; Definition of, I, 119; Impairs the knowledge of the primary principles of the natural law, I, 128; Often committed without a knowledge of the secondary principles of the law of nature, I, 129; Protestant theory of, I, 148; The law is for those that live in, I, 154; Every just law obliges under pain of, I, 165; Meaning of the phrase, “Ad peccatum obligare,”, I, 167; To act against the dictates of conscience is a sin, I, 192; No transgression is a mortal sin, if the matter is unimportant, provided the will of the transgressor be not positively evil, I, 210; Man may never commit a grievous, in order to avoid a venial sin, I, 213; Man may not commit a, in order to save his life, I, 215; Consideration of, in cases of conscience, I, 218 sq.; Duty of abstaining from sins of the flesh, I, 240; Evangelical Counsels directly opposed to the three principal agencies of, I, 241; To choose the less perfect means for attaining a good end is no, I, 248 sq.; Man is never allowed to commit, that good may come, I, 269; Circumstances that alter the moral species of, I, 272 sqq.; Sins are multiplied according to the number of those affected by them, I, 274; Nature of, II, 1 sqq.; Characteristic notes, II, 3 sqq.; Origin of, II, 11 sqq.; Mortal and venial, II, 16 sqq.; Serious and light, II, 29 sqq.; Philosophical and theological, II, 30 sq.; Principal kinds of, II, 52 sqq.; Against the Ten Commandments, II, 52 sq.; Of commission and omission, II, 53 sqq.; Against God, oneself and one’s fellowmen, II, 54; Of the spirit and of the flesh, II, 54 sqq.; Of thought, word, and deed, II, 57 sqq.; According to, and against, nature, II, 74 sqq.; Sins that cry to Heaven for vengeance, II, 85 sqq., V, 104; Sins against the spiritual welfare of others, V, 39 sqq.; Cooperation in, V, 40 sqq.; Cooperatio ad pravas ephemerides, V, 43 sq.; In regard to scandal, V, 47 sqq.; When we may reveal the sins of others, V, 109 sq..

¶1402.

Singing in a heretical church, V, 42.

¶1403.

Single tax, III, 34.

¶1404.

Sixtus the Fifth, I, 64.

¶1407.

Slavery, Maltreating of slaves akin to murder, II, 87; Slavery a sin against respect, V, 5; By its very nature immoral, V, 5; Modern industrial, V, 5 sqq.; Leo XIII on, V, 6 sq..

¶1410.

Smart-money, V, 426.

¶1411.

Smiles, Sam, III, 67.

¶1412.

Smith, John Talbot, III, 51.

¶1414.

Social intercourse, III, 39 sqq..

¶1415.

Socialism, V, 7 sq..

¶1416.

Social question, V, 6 sqq..

¶1417.

Societies for the prevention of cruelty to animals, III, 61.

¶1418.

Society, A Determinant of morality, I, 95 sqq.; Civil or the State, divinely instituted, I, 158; Definition of, V, 457 sq.; Principal requirements of, V, 458 sq.; Authority, V, 459; Division of, V, 459 sqq.; Perfect and imperfect, V, 459 sq.; Natural and free, V, 460 sq.; General and particular, V, 461; Public and private, V, 461 sq..

¶1419.

Socinianism, I, 151.

¶1422.

Soldiers, St. Augustine on the Christian, of Rome, I, 165; Soldiers must obey human laws even at the risk of death, I, 171; May esteem honor higher than liberty, nay life, I, 215; Bound to sacrifice life and health in their vocation, III, 86; Duty of fidelity, V, 89 sq.; Why the Fathers object to Christians serving as, V, 134; May not slay and rob without authority, V, 137; Wounded, should be protected, V, 138; Mercenaries, V, 140; Volunteers, V, 139 sq..

¶1423.

Solicitation, II, 158.

¶1424.

Solicitude, Warning of Christ against undue, III, 109 sq..

¶1426.

Sorrow, Christianity the religion of, III, 18.

¶1427.

Soto, Peter (O.P.), I, 57, I, 62, V, 329.

¶1428.

Sources, Of Moral Theology, I, 26 sqq.; Of morality, I, 264.

¶1429.

Sovereign, Subject to his own laws, I, 175.

¶1430.

Spalding, Archbishop J. L., On the political emancipation of women, V, 506 sq.; On education, V, 517, V, 524; On patriotism, V, 569 sq..

¶1431.

Speculation in stocks and bonds, V, 288 sq..

¶1432.

Spee, Friedrich von, IV, 298 sqq..

¶1433.

Spencer, Herbert, III, 149.

¶1434.

Spirit, Sins of the, II, 54 sqq..

¶1435.

Spiritism, Definition of, IV, 280; Phenomena of, IV, 280 sq.; Physical phenomena, IV, 281 sq.; Psychical, IV, 282; Some of them undoubtedly genuine, IV, 282 sq.; Diabolic influence in, IV, 283; Evil tendency of modern, IV, 284; Condemned by the Church, IV, 285; Basic malice of, IV, 285.

¶1436.

Spiritualism, False, III, 9.

¶1437.

Spiritual life, Brother Azarias on the, III, 111.

¶1438.

Sponsors, Duties of, II, 121, II, 122, V, 540.

¶1439.

Spontaneous actions, Definition of, I, 98.

¶1440.

Sporer, Patrick (O.F.M.), I, 59.

¶1442.

Sprenger, James, IV, 300.

¶1443.

Stage, Ethical aspects of the, III, 49 sqq..

¶1444.

Standard of morals, I, 244.

¶1445.

Standard of living, III, 128.

¶1446.

Stapf, J. A., I, 68.

¶1447.

State, The Christian; Nature and Purpose of, V, 548 sqq.; Justice the foundation of, V, 560 sq.; Laws of, acknowledged by Christ, I, 156 sq.; Power of, is from God, I, 157; Divinely instituted, I, 158; Supreme authority through the will of the people, I, 159; Penal laws made by the, I, 169; And marriage, II, 210; Rights of in regard to education, III, 103 sqq..

¶1448.

Station in life, No one obliged to lose his, in order to prolong the life of another, V, 177 sq..

¶1449.

Stations of the Cross, IV, 176 sq..

¶1450.

Statistics, Criminal, I, 95 sq..

¶1451.

Stattler, Benedict (S.J.), I, 68.

¶1452.

Stealing, Morality of, I, 265; Materia gravis, I, 273; Definition of, V, 355; Various kinds of, V, 356; Degree of sinfulness, V, 356 sq.; Domestic, V, 357; By servants, V, 357, V, 444; How much is required to make a mortal sin?, V, 358 sqq.; In extreme need, V, 163 sq.; The sin of concealing or sheltering a thief or stolen property, V, 398 sq..

¶1453.

Stephen, St., II, 82.

¶1454.

Sterility, Operations sinful if performed for the sole purpose of superinducing, III, 84.

¶1455.

Steyaert, M., I, 223.

¶1456.

Stock companies, Defined, V, 331; Advantages and disadvantages of, V, 331 sqq..

¶1457.

Stock exchange, V, 288 sq., V, 291.

¶1458.

Stock-watering, V, 334 sqq..

¶1459.

Stoics and Stoicism, I, 18 sq., I, 108, III, 39, III, 77, IV, 101.

¶1460.

Stolz, Alban, II, 150.

¶1461.

“Story hours” for children, III, 46.

¶1462.

Strangers, Are bound to obey the laws of the territory in which they sojourn, I, 174; Distrust of, allowable, V, 99 sq..

¶1463.

Stratagems in war, V, 136.

¶1464.

Street cars, III, 33.

¶1467.

Suarez, Francis (S.J.), I, 57, I, 61.

¶1468.

Subjects of human law, I, 173 sqq..

¶1469.

Successio ab intestato, V, 238 sq..

¶1470.

Suffering, A life of, not necessarily useless, III, 12 sq.; And Christian asceticism, III, 18.

¶1471.

Suffrage for women, V, 506 sqq..

¶1473.

Suicidia martyrum, III, 89.

¶1474.

Summa Astesana (or Astensis), I, 54.

¶1475.

Summae Confessorum, I, 54.

¶1476.

Summae Scholasticae, I, 52.

¶1477.

Summa Pisana (or Pisanella), I, 54 sq..

¶1478.

Summa Raimundiana, I, 54.

¶1479.

Summa Rosella, I, 55.

¶1480.

Summa Summarum (or Silvestrina), I, 55.

¶1481.

Sum required for a grave sin of theft, V, 358 sqq..

¶1482.

Sunday, Observance of, IV, 322 sqq.; Meaning of the Commandment, IV, 322 sq.; An essential part of divine worship, IV, 323 sq.; Takes the place of the Jewish sabbath, IV, 324 sq.; In what Sunday observance consists, IV, 326 sqq.; Sunday not only a day of prayer, but also of rest, IV, 327 sqq.; A day of recreation and innocent amusement, IV, 328 sqq.; Andrew Carnegie on, IV, 328 sq.; Bp. v. Keppler on, IV, 329; Bogumil Goltz on, IV, 330; Servile labor forbidden on, IV, 330 sqq.; Opera liberalia permitted, IV, 331 sqq.; Causes which excuse from the law forbidding servile labor on, IV, 332; Business and court proceedings forbidden on, IV, 333 sq.; Fairs, theatrical performances, baseball and similar games permissible, IV, 333 sq.; Prohibition of servile labor obliges under pain of mortal sin but admits of parvitas materiae, IV, 334; Works of piety and charity implied in the religious observance of, IV, 334 sq.; Duty of hearing the word of God on, IV, 335 sq.; Duty of hearing Mass on, IV, 336 sqq.; Guilt of those who come late to Mass, IV, 337 sq.; Duty of hearing Mass implies bodily presence, IV, 338 sq.; Mass must be heard with a right intention and due attention, IV, 340 sq.; Reasons excusing men from attending Mass on Sunday, IV, 342 sqq..

¶1483.

Superman, The natural law recognizes no, I, 127.

¶1484.

Superstition, A moral defect, III, 108; Definition of, IV, 269 sq.; Nature of, IV, 270 sq.; In the natural order, IV, 273 sqq.; In the preternatural order, IV, 294 sqq.; In the supernatural order, IV, 304 sqq.; Forbidden books on, IV, 408.

¶1485.

Supporting church and pastor, Duty of, IV, 393 sq..

¶1486.

Supremus debendi titulus, III, 1.

¶1487.

Surety, Giving, V, 320 sq..

¶1488.

Surgeons, Responsibility of, in case of accidental homicide, V, 211; See Physician.

¶1489.

Suso, Henry, Bl., I, 56.

¶1490.

Suspicion, Groundless, V, 97 sqq..

¶1491.

Suum cuique, V, 12.

¶1492.

Συνείδησις, I, 183.

¶1493.

Surgery, I, 221.

¶1494.

Sybaritism, II, 79, III, 25.

¶1495.

Sympathetic cures, IV, 276 sq..

¶1496.

Symphyseotomy, V, 221.

¶1497.

Synagogue, I, 157.

¶1498.

Synteresis, I, 188.

¶1499.

Table, Pleasures of the, III, 40.

¶1500.

Tacitus, I, 14.

¶1501.

Tale-bearing, V, 111.

¶1502.

Talent, Definition of, I, 89; One of the individual determinants of free-will, I, 89 sq.; Good health a condition for the development of, III, 24 sq.; Given to men for the purpose of being developed for the benefit of society, III, 102.

¶1503.

Tamburini, Thos., I, 224.

¶1504.

Tanner, Adam, I, 57.

¶1505.

Tanquerey, Ad., I, 71, V, 576.

¶1506.

Tariff duties, V, 450.

¶1507.

Tauler, John, I, 55.

¶1508.

Taxation, Reform of, III, 34; Application of Catholic moral principles to, V, 449 sq..

¶1509.

Tax collectors, V, 446 sqq..

¶1510.

Taxes, payment of, V, 447 sqq..

¶1511.

Teachers, Their work indirectly productive, III, 127; Must be careful in giving religious instruction, V, 456; Take the place of parents, V, 539; Pupils owe gratitude to their, V, 540 sq..

¶1512.

Tears of contrition, II, 141 sq..

¶1513.

Temperament, A determinant of free-will, I, 88.

¶1514.

Temperance, Definition of, III, 72; In eating and drinking, III, 72; Not inborn, but acquired, III, 72 sq..

¶1516.

Tepe, G. B. (S.J.), I, 70.

¶1517.

Teresa, St., I, 65.

¶1519.

Testamentum aeternum, I, 143.

¶1520.

Thanksgiving, Prayer of, IV, 140; Sacrifices of, IV, 193.

¶1521.

Theatre, III, 49 sqq., IV, 333 sq.; And charity, V, 188.

¶1522.

Theft, V, 355 sqq.; (see Stealing).

¶1523.

Theological virtues, I, 279 sq..

¶1524.

Theologumena, IV, 13.

¶1525.

Theology and science, IV, 37 sq..

¶1526.

Theophilus, V, 491.

¶1527.

Thinking evil of others, V, 96 sqq..

¶1529.

Thomas Aquinas, St., High Authority in Moral Theology, I, 33 sq.; Not sufficient to appeal to his authority without regard to the arguments on which he bases his opinion, I, 34 sq.; Employs all three methods in Moral Theology, I, 39; The real founder of Moral Theology as a science, I, 52 sq.; For a while universally followed by moralists, I, 57; On the legal precepts of the Old Law, I, 138; On the modes of deriving human laws from the law of nature, I, 155 sq.; Unjust laws do not bind in conscience, I, 166, I, 168; A sovereign is above the law, but should keep it voluntarily, I, 175; On conscience, I, 184, I, 187; On Christian perfection, I, 206; On the moral virtues, I, 278 sq.; On the gifts of the Holy Ghost, I, 281; On the nature of sin, II, 2, II, 3, II, 4; God does not will sin, II, 6, II, 8; God not the cause of sin, II, 9; On the distinction between mortal and venial sin, II, 21 sq., II, 26; Man’s will the cause of sin, II, 36; The devil a cause of sin by persuasion, II, 41; On sins of the spirit, II, 55; On sins of thought, word, and deed, II, 57; On anger, II, 81, II, 82; On the lumen intelligibile of reason, II, 98 sq.; On fasting in the administration of Confirmation, II, 122; On Extreme Unction, II, 192 sq.; On charity, III, 1; Selfishness the cause of all sin, III, 5; Dumb animals created for the use of man, III, 59 sq.; Hence he may kill them, III, 63; On prudence, III, 106 sq.; A voluptuous life is a bestial life, III, 122; On manual labor, III, 125 sq., III, 132, III, 133; On the active and the contemplative life, III, 136 sq.; On the right of property, III, 145, III, 147; Ownership is stewardship, III, 159 sq.; On honor, III, 166; On faith, IV, 17, IV, 18 sq., IV, 20; On presumption, IV, 63; On whether a man “can know he has grace,”, IV, 65; On charity as the mother of all virtues, IV, 73; On the efficacy of prayer, IV, 101 sq.; Our prayer must be continuous, IV, 111; Effect of prayer depends chiefly on devotion, IV, 131; On the Lord’s Prayer, IV, 159 sq.; On blasphemy, IV, 183; On man’s need of sacrifice, IV, 192 sq.; On Christ as priest and victim, IV, 195; On the juridical obligation of fasting, IV, 320 sq.; On the quantity of food that constitutes a collation, IV, 365; On what constitutes a lie, V, 60 sq.; Legend of the flying ox, V, 66; On suspicion, V, 98 sq.; On respect of persons in judgment, V, 156 sq.; On the inviolability of the dignity of manhood, V, 160; On almsgiving by wives, V, 181; On usury, V, 261 sq., V, 301 sq.; On stealing in extreme need, V, 363 sq.; On occult compensation, V, 366 sq.; On fraud, V, 370; On restitution, V, 410 sq.; On the relation of parents to children, V, 516; On patriotism, V, 565 sq..

¶1530.

Thomasius, IV, 299.

¶1531.

Thought, Sins of, II, 57 sqq..

¶1533.

Thucydides, II, 21.

¶1534.

Thurston, Herbert (S.J.), On the Bull “Summis desiderantes” of Innocent the Eighth, IV, 299 sq..

¶1535.

Time required for prescription, V, 237 sq..

¶1536.

“Time bargains, ”, V, 289.

¶1537.

Timor filialis, I, 205 sq..

¶1538.

Tithes, Origin of the custom of paying, IV, 394; The tithe as a legal tax, IV, 394; Still enforced in some countries, IV, 395; The new Code on, IV, 395.

¶1539.

Titulus legis civilis, V, 307 sq..

¶1540.

Toadyism, V, 93.

¶1541.

Tobias, III, 8.

¶1542.

Toilet, Arts of the, III, 28 sq..

¶1543.

Tolerance, In religious matters, V, 36 sqq..

¶1544.

Toletus, Fr. de (S.J.), I, 62.

¶1545.

Tongue, Duty of guarding the, V, 55.

¶1546.

Torres, Louis (S.J.), I, 58.

¶1547.

Tradition, I, 27, I, 29 sq..

¶1550.

Treasures, lost and found, V, 229 sqq..

¶1551.

Trent, Council of, Man is free to do good for the sake of a reward, I, 17 sq.; General development of theology after the, I, 57; On Christ as a legislator, I, 148; On man’s duty to obey the commandments of God and the Church, I, 152; God does not work evil, II, 8, II, 10; Slight offenses do not destroy sanctifying grace, II, 14; Cooperating with grace, II, 106; On the Easter duty, II, 125; On the Holy Eucharist, II, 130; On contrition, II, 140; On the form of sacramental confession, II, 160; On Extreme Unction, II, 191 sq.; On the amusements of clerics, III, 36; . (See also Catechism, Roman.).

¶1552.

Trovamala, J. B., I, 55.

¶1553.

Truth, A precious gift, III, 102; Prudence manifests itself in love of, III, 107.

¶1554.

Truck system, II, 90.

¶1555.

Trust, Mutual, V, 21 sq..

¶1556.

Trusts, II, 89.

¶1557.

Truth, see Veracity.

¶1559.

Tyrannicide, V, 129 sqq..

¶1560.

Tyrants, Lawfulness of killing, V, 129 sqq..

¶1561.

“Ultra posse nemo tenetur, ”, I, 166.

¶1562.

Unbelief, Impurity leads to, II, 76.

¶1563.

Unborn, Crimes against the, V, 213 sqq..

¶1564.

Unchastity, As a species of concupiscence of the flesh, II, 65; A crime directed against the preservation of the human race, II, 88.

¶1565.

Uncleanness, III, 28.

¶1566.

Underhill, Evelyn, I, 56.

¶1567.

Unearned increment tax, III, 34.

¶1568.

Unemployment, A frequently recurring social symptom, V, 165 sqq.; Security against, V, 166 sq.; Duties of the State, V, 167, V, 170; Individual responsibility, V, 171; Insurance against, V, 318 sqq..

¶1569.

Unfair competition, V, 353 sq..

¶1570.

Unica comestio, IV, 372.

¶1571.

Unity of marriage, V, 485 sqq..

¶1572.

Usury, As a form of oppressing the poor, II, 89 sq., V, 371 sq.; An unproductive and anti-social occupation, III, 138; Definition of, V, 261; St. Thomas on, V, 301 sq.; Economic, V, 372 sq.; Usurious manipulation of the food supply, V, 373 sq.; A sin that cries to Heaven for vengeance, V, 373 sq..

¶1573.

Usus matrimonii, V, 471 sqq..

¶1574.

Uterus, Excision of the, not permitted for the sole purpose of inducing sterility, III, 84, V, 475.

¶1575.

Vagabondage, V, 180.

¶1576.

Vain repetitions in prayer, IV, 135 sq..

¶1578.

Van Kasteren, I, 282.

¶1579.

Vasectomy, III, 84.

¶1580.

Vasquez, Gabriel (S.J.), I, 57.

¶1581.

Vegetarianism, III, 27.

¶1582.

Venatorius, Th., I, 52.

¶1583.

Veneric diseases, V, 529.

¶1585.

Vengefulness, V, 25.

¶1587.

Veracity, Definition of, V, 52; A social necessity, V, 53; A duty, V, 53 sqq.; Positive, V, 54; Negative, V, 54 sq.; Sins against, V, 58 sqq..

¶1589.

Victoria, Fr. de (O.P.), III, 99.

¶1590.

Vigilantius, I, 251, IV, 361.

¶1591.

Vigil fasts, IV, 361 sqq..

¶1592.

Villada, P., I, 72.

¶1594.

Vincent de Paul, St., I, 59, II, 200, III, 19.

¶1595.

Vindictive justice, see Justice.

¶1596.

Violation of the seal of the confessional, II, 174 sqq..

¶1597.

Violence, As an obstacle to free-will, I, 113 sq.; Unjust laws do not bind because they are acts of, rather than laws, I, 166; Anger grievously sinful when it leads to acts of, II, 82.

¶1598.

Virginity (see Chastity), II, 201 sq..

¶1599.

Virtue, Definition of, I, 277; Moral virtues, I, 277 sq.; Cardinal, I, 278; Infused or acquired, natural or supernatural, I, 278 sq.; Theological, I, 279 sq., II, 92; Gifts of the Holy Ghost, I, 281; When knowledge becomes transmuted into, III, 106 sq..

¶1600.

Visions, As an accompaniment of extraordinary contemplation, IV, 149 sq.; Rules for those who believe they have, IV, 153 sq.; Private, need not be received with divine or theological faith, IV, 311; Books describing new, forbidden if published without canonical approbation, IV, 407.

¶1601.

Vives, J. C., I, 71, V, 190.

¶1602.

Vivisection, III, 63.

¶1603.

Vocation, Duties of, I, 214; To the clerical state, II, 197; Choice of a, III, 112 sqq.; Fidelity in, III, 118 sqq.; Sins against, III, 121 sqq.; Restitution for damage done in the choice of a, V, 450 sqq.; Parents must aid their children in choosing a, V, 516; Parents should encourage a vocation for the priesthood or the religious life in their children, V, 520.

¶1604.

Voit, Edmund (S.J.), I, 59.

¶1605.

Volenti non fit iniuria, V, 129.

¶1607.

Voluntary acts, I, 98 sqq..

¶1608.

Voters, Duties of, V, 571 sqq..

¶1609.

Vow, Definition of, IV, 199 sq.; Religious and moral character of, IV, 201 sq.; Division of, IV, 204 sqq.; Object of, IV, 208 sqq.; Conditions of validity, IV, 212 sqq.; Obligation of, IV, 217 sqq.; Interpretation of, IV, 222 sq.; Commutation of, IV, 226 sqq.; Dispensation from, IV, 229 sq..

¶1610.

Wage system, Advisability of abolishing the, III, 159; The heart of the trouble, V, 8.

¶1611.

Wages, V, 268 sqq.; What is a fair wage, V, 270 sq.; A living wage, V, 271 sq.; A living family wage, V, 271 sq..

¶1612.

Waldensians, On capital punishment, V, 149.

¶1613.

Walsh, James J., On athletics and character, etc., III, 45; On suicide, III, 77.

¶1614.

War, Waging, without sufficient reason is murder, II, 87; When it is permitted to volunteer one’s services in, and to risk one’s life, III, 94; The moral principles involved in, V, 132 sqq.; Lawfulness of, V, 133 sqq.; And the moderamen inculpatae tutelae, V, 136; Illicit means of warfare, V, 136; Licit means of warfare, V, 136; Laws of, V, 137 sq.; Prisoners of, should be treated humanely, V, 138; Voluntary participation in an unjust war, sinful, V, 139; A terrible scourge, V, 142; Traders, V, 143 sq..

¶1615.

Wastefulness, III, 23 sq., III, 28.

¶1616.

Way of the Cross, IV, 176 sq..

¶1617.

Wealth, Craving for, as a motive of suicide, III, 75; Restless pursuit of, condemned by Christ, III, 137 sq.; Rules for guidance in regard to, III, 151 sqq.; Concentration of, a bad social symptom, III, 154 sqq.; Duty of distributing superfluous, III, 159 sqq..

¶1618.

Wedding celebration, Should take place in facie Ecclesiae, II, 210 sq..

¶1619.

Weiss, Albert M. (O.P.), I, 244 sq., IV, 86.

¶1620.

Wells, Poisoning of, V, 138.

¶1621.

When a law must be observed, I, 178.

¶1622.

White slave traffic, V, 39.

¶1623.

Wiclif, I, 167.

¶1624.

Widows, Oppression of, a dastardly crime, II, 89; For many it is better to marry again, II, 203, V, 489 sqq..

¶1626.

Wirceburgenses, I, 60 sq..

¶1628.

Witchcraft, One of the chief sins of the flesh, II, 55; May imply a compact with the devil, IV, 296; If the compact is express, it always involves mortal sin, IV, 296 sq.; Belief in malevolent, IV, 297; Epidemic occurrence of, IV, 297 sq.; Possibility of human intercourse with Satan, IV, 298; Principal opponent of, was a Catholic and a Jesuit (Spee), IV, 298 sq.; Bull of Innocent VIII not responsible for the witch mania, IV, 299 sq.; Fr. Thurston on the Bull “Summis desiderantes affectibus,”, IV, 300; The so-called magic wand, IV, 300 sq..

¶1629.

Wives, Duties of, V, 463 sqq..

¶1630.

Wolff, I, 67.

¶1631.

Woman, The social position of, V, 499 sqq.; Duties of, as wife, V, 463 sqq.; Is man’s true helpmate, V, 500; Her status under paganism and Christianity, V, 500 sq.; Modern emancipation movement, V, 502 sq.; Two groups of emancipationists, V, 503 sqq.; Position of the radical group, V, 503 sqq.; Position of the conservative group, V, 505 sqq.; Wages of, V, 505; Political emancipation of, V, 506 sqq.; New professions and occupations of, V, 508 sqq..

¶1632.

Word, Sins of, II, 57 sqq..

¶1633.

Work, III, 117, III, 123, V, 163 sq.; (see also Labor); The right to, V, 165 sqq.; Procuring work for the unemployed an effective method of relief, V, 185; Overburdening laborers with, V, 212.

¶1634.

Workingmen, III, 30 sq.; Unemployment of, V, 166 sqq.; Arbitrary dismissal of, V, 168 sq.; Inefficient or idle, V, 168; Duties of, V, 168 sq..

¶1635.

Works of mercy, see Mercy.

¶1636.

Works of supererogation, I, 238 sqq., I, 250.

¶1637.

Works of the flesh, I, 283.

¶1638.

World, The, as a source of sin, II, 42 sq..

¶1639.

Worry, Warning against undue, III, 109 sq..

¶1640.

Xenophon, I, 278.

¶1641.

Zeal for the cause of God, IV, 88 sq..

¶1643.

Zerbolt, Gerard, I, 56.

¶1644.

Ziegler, I, 240.

¶1645.

Zoölatry, III, 60.

¶1646.

Zwingli, V, 305.