TRACTATE I: On the First Precept of the Decalogue

531 2º is confirmed by can. 1255 § 2; 3º can. 1256; Note can. 1257. - 533 can. 1255 § 1. - 534 cf. can. 1287 and 1288. - 535 1º-2º is confirmed by can. 1150. The things for use etc. a) can. 1187. - 537 is confirmed by can. 1255 § 1, 1276. - 538 can. 1277. III can. 1255 § 2. - 539 2º can. 1281 § 2; 3º can. 1283 and 1285 §§ 1-2; 4º can. 1282;

5º can. 1287; see also can. 1286, 1289 and 2326. - 540 can. 1279, 3º can. 1279 § 1; see also can. 1280 and 1281 § 1. - 552-553 can. 1502, which says: "As regards the payment of tithes and first-fruits, particular statutes and laudable customs in each region are to be observed." - 554 and following are confirmed by can. 1261; penalties, can. 2325. - 578 penalties, can. 2325. - 581 is confirmed by can. 132 § 1. - 582 can. 1154; as regards the right of asylum, can. 1179 says: "The Church enjoys the right of asylum, so that the guilty who have fled to it are not to be extracted from it, unless necessity urges, without the assent of the Ordinary, or at least of the rector of the church." But violation of a church, which formerly was called pollution, now occurs in the same way as before, except that, in place of the effusion of human semen, can. 1172 § 1 n. 3 has substituted: "impious or sordid uses, to which the church has been devoted." - 583 On real sacrilege, see can. 1150. - 584 can. 727 §§ 1-2 clearly explains what simony of divine law is, what simony of ecclesiastical law is; cf. also can. 1441, 1465 § 2 and 1539 § 1. - 585 3º is confirmed by can. 728. But simony, etc., can. 730. - 588 2º and 3º can. 730. - 591 1º can. 729 and can. 2392; but from this can. n. 2 the incapacity of which under c) is reduced to a simple privation of the right of electing, presenting, nominating, and indeed only as regards those who have such a right. 2º the censure has been taken away; there is only a prohibition, can. 570. 3º there is a simple prohibition of trading in the stipend of Masses, can. 827, and the penalties from can. 2324 henceforth will be only ferendae sententiae. - 592 is confirmed by can. 729.