Front matter — Konings, Theologia Moralis
Title Pages (Volume I)
Theologia Moralis of St. Alphonsus, Volume I
Complete English Translation
MORAL THEOLOGY
OF ST. ALPHONSUS
REDUCED INTO A COMPENDIUM
MORAL THEOLOGY
OF THE MOST RECENT DOCTOR OF THE CHURCH
ST. ALPHONSUS,
REDUCED INTO A COMPENDIUM, AND ADAPTED TO THE USE OF THE VENERABLE AMERICAN CLERGY,
BY THE AUTHOR A. KONINGS, C.SS.R.
FIFTH EDITION,
ENLARGED AND POLISHED WITH NEW CARES.
PRINTED AGAIN FROM TYPE.
VOL. I.
“St. Alphonsus, amid the opinions of theologians, whether laxer or stricter, marked out a safe way.” - Pius IX. Leo XIII.
NEW YORK, CINCINNATI, ST. LOUIS, EINSIEDELN,
BENZIGER BROTHERS,
Printers to the Supreme Pontiff.
LONDON: Burns & Oates - TOURNAI: Widow H. Casterman.
Editorial note: The printed Addenda and Corrigenda for Tom. I have been inserted at their intended places in the body text and notes, as the book directs. The translated Addenda and Corrigenda section is also retained at the end as printed matter belonging to the book.
Copyright, 1882.
By Very Rev. E. F. Schauer, Provincial C.SS.R.
APPROBATION.
The book whose title is: Moral Theology of the Most Recent Doctor of the Church, St. Alphonsus, reduced into a compendium and adapted to the use of the Venerable American Clergy, by the author A. Konings, C.SS.R., 5th edition, enlarged and polished with new cares, having been examined and approved by two theologians of our Congregation, to whom we committed the examination of the same, by the power granted to us by the Most Reverend Father N. Mauron, Rector Major and Superior General of the same Congregation, we permit to be published into the public light.
In witness whereof we have given these letters, subscribed by our hand and fortified with the seal of our office.
[l. s.]
E. F. SCHAUER, C.SS.R., Provincial Superior.
Baltimore,
On the Feast of St. Alphonsus, 1882.
APPROBATION.
OF THE MOST EMINENT AND MOST REVEREND ORDINARY.
IMPRIMATUR.
JOHN CARDINAL McCLOSKEY,
Archbishop of New York.
New York,
On the Feast of the Assumption of the Blessed Virgin Mary, 1882.