TRACTATE II: On the Second Precept of the Decalogue

600 and 605 are confirmed by can. 1316 § 1. - 614 I and II can. 1317 § 1; III can. 1318. Note to I is confirmed by can. 1317 § 3. - 615 Rule 1 is confirmed by can. 1321, Rule 3 by can. 1319. - 617 Qu. 1º from can. 1318 § 2. Qu. 3º can. 1317 § 2. By canon 1320 the question about the power of dissolving from an oath is decided: namely, all who can irritate, dispense, commute a vow (see can. 1312, 1313, 1314) have the same power and in the same manner concerning a promissory oath, with one case excepted, if the dispensation turns to the prejudice of a third party, because then it is reserved to the Holy See. - 622 I is confirmed by can. 1151. Can. 1152 can be added, by which it is said that exorcisms can also be made over non-Catholics or excommunicates. - 623 is confirmed by can. 1307 § 1. To the division there is to be added: into public and private from can. 1308; the first is that which is accepted in the name of the Church by a legitimate Superior. The rest is confirmed. - 625 is confirmed by can. 1307 § 1 and 2. Hence 4º can. 1307 § 3. - 626 can. 1307 § 1. - 629 can. 1310. - 630 can. 1311. - 632 can. 1311. - 635-636 can. 1311. - 637-638 can. 1312 § 1. - 639 can. 1312 § 2. - 640 can. 1312 § 1. - 641-645 can. 1313. - 645 Qu. 2º only two private vows from can. 1309 are reserved to the Apostolic See: 1º the vow of perfect and perpetual chastity, and 2º the vow of entering a religion of solemn vows, provided they have been emitted 1) absolutely and 2) after the completion of the eighteenth year of age. All public vows are reserved. - 646-650 are confirmed by can. 1314. Note from can. 1315, all vows emitted before religious profession are by this suspended by the law itself, as long as the one vowing remains in the religion. If therefore he goes out, of themselves they return into force.