TRACTATE I: On Theological Faith

428 1º is confirmed by can. 1325 § 1; 2º is confirmed as regards substance by can. 1406, 1407, 1408. In person and not through a procurator from can. 1407. Concerning the oath against modernism, discourse is not made in the Code, and therefore from can. 5 n. 6 it no longer obliges. Besides those whom the author enumerates, now the following are held to emit the profession of faith: 1º those promoted to the cardinalitial dignity; 2º those promoted to an episcopal see, even non-residential, to the rule of an Abbey or Prelature nullius, of an Apostolic Vicariate, of an Apostolic Prefecture; 3º the Chapter Vicar; 4º those assumed to the office of diocesan consultors; 5º professors of canon law, censors of books; 6º the Rector and professors in a canonically erected University or Faculty. - 430 is confirmed by can. 1325 § 1. - 433 I can. 1258 § 1; II can. 1258 § 2, cf. also can. 823 § 1; can. 731 § 2; can. 2259 §§ 1-2. - 437 can. 1351. - 438 and 441 can. 1325 § 2. - 441 Qu. 2 can. 2317. - 442 1º a) can. 2314; b) from can. 987 7º the sons of heretics are no longer irregular, but only impeded, as long as the parents remain in their error; from can. 985 1º it is confirmed as regards the heretics themselves; c) incapacity when they pass over to a non-Catholic sect from can. 2314 § 1 n. 3 joined with can. 2294 § 1; d) is confirmed by can. 2314 § 1 n. 2; e) can. 1240 § 1 n. 1, provided the defection from the faith or the passing over to a sect is notorious; II is confirmed by can. 1935 § 2. - 443 II and III are confirmed by can. 2314 § 2. - 448 can. 1258 and can. 2316. - 449 in can. 1325 § 3 the doctrine is handed down concisely thus: "Let Catholics beware lest they have disputations or conferences, especially public ones, with non-Catholics, without permission of the Holy See, or, if the case urges, of the Ordinary." Therefore it is substantially confirmed. - 450, 3º is confirmed by can. 1374. - 452 can. 1398 § 1; but in the explanation 1º by the name of book now, from can. 1384 § 2, there are understood also daily publications, periodicals, and any other published writings whatever, unless something else is clear. 2º censure, can. 2318 § 1. 5º through the S. Congr. of the Holy Office from can. 247 § 4, even for the regions of the missions from can. 252 § 4, but through the channel of the S. Congr. de Prop. Fide. See below the explanation to the Const. Officiorum et Munerum. - 453 is confirmed by can. 1395.