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Part — McHugh–Callan, Moral Theology

Part II. Special Moral Theology (Continued)

Contents

Question II. The Duties of All Classes of Men (the Moral Virtues)nn. 1626–2572
- Art. 1. The Virtue of Prudencenn. 1627–1687
  - Definitionn. 1627
  - Objectsnn. 1628–1629
  - Certainty of Prudencen. 1630
  - Excellencenn. 1631–1632
  - Actsn. 1633
  - Qualitiesn. 1634
  - Partsnn. 1635–1636
  - Integral Partsnn. 1637–1638
  - Subjective Partsnn. 1639–1645
  - Potential Partsnn. 1646–1647
  - Persons Who Possess Prudencenn. 1648–1656
  - Growth and Decay of Prudencen. 1657
  - The Beatitude and the Fruits That Correspond to Counseln. 1662
  - The Sins Against Prudencen. 1663
  - Imprudencenn. 1664–1666
  - Hasten. 1667
  - Inconstancyn. 1669
  - Causes of These Sinsn. 1670
  - Negligencenn. 1671–1673
  - False Prudencen. 1674
  - The Prudence of the Fleshnn. 1675–1676
  - Astuteness, Trickery, Fraudnn. 1677–1680
  - Solicitudenn. 1681–1685
  - Avarice, a Cause of Sins Against Prudencen. 1686
  - The Commandments of Prudencen. 1687
- Art. 2. The Virtue of Justicenn. 1688–1744
  - Introductionn. 1688
  - The Nature of Justicenn. 1689–1700
  - Divisionnn. 1701–1708
  - The Object of Justicenn. 1709–1713
  - Comparison of Justice and Other Virtuesnn. 1714–1718
  - Injusticenn. 1719–1726
  - Judgmentnn. 1727–1744
- Art. 3. The Subjective Parts of Justice: Distributive and Commutative Justicenn. 1745–1803
  - Subjective Parts of a Virtuen. 1745
  - Distributive and Commutative Justice Comparednn. 1746–1747
  - The Objects of Commutative Justicenn. 1748–1750
  - Restitutionnn. 1751–1761
  - The Roots of Restitutionnn. 1762–1777
  - Restitution for Cooperation in Injusticenn. 1778–1785
  - The Circumstances of Restitutionnn. 1786–1796
  - Causes Excusing From Restitutionnn. 1797–1801
  - Some Special Cases of Restitutionnn. 1802–1803
- Art. 4. The Vices Opposed to Commutative and Distributive Justicenn. 1804–2138
  - The Vice Against Distributive Justicenn. 1804–1814
  - The Vices Against Commutative Justicen. 1815
  - Homicidenn. 1816–1851
  - Suicidenn. 1852–1861
  - Accidental Homicidenn. 1862–1865
  - Bodily Injurynn. 1866–1871
  - Titles to Propertynn. 1872–1876
  - Contractsnn. 1877–1889
  - Theft and Robberynn. 1890–1919
  - Lawful Occupationnn. 1920–1926
  - Occult Compensationnn. 1927–1938
  - Judicial Injusticen. 1939
  - In Judgesnn. 1940–1963
  - In Accusersnn. 1964–1974
  - In Defendantsnn. 1975–1983
  - In Witnessesnn. 1984–1994
  - In Lawyersnn. 1995–2008
  - Unjust Wordsn. 2009
  - Contumelynn. 2010–2027
  - Defamationnn. 2028–2075
  - Cooperation in Defamationnn. 2076–2084
  - Restitution for Defamationnn. 2085–2102
  - Whisperingnn. 2103–2105
  - Derisionnn. 2106–2110
  - Cursingnn. 2111–2119
  - Murmuringn. 2120
  - Fraud in Contractsnn. 2121–2122
  - In Salesnn. 2123–2133
  - Tradingnn. 2134–2135
  - Usuryn. 2136
  - Other Fraudsnn. 2137–2138
- Art. 5. The Quasi-integral and Potential Parts of Justice; the Virtue of Religion and the Opposite Vicesnn. 2139–2343
  - The Quasi-integral Parts of Justicenn. 2139–2140
  - The Potential Parts of Justicenn. 2141–2144
  - The Virtue of Religionnn. 2145–2148
  - The Internal Acts of Religionn. 2149
  - Devotionnn. 2150–2152
  - Prayernn. 2153–2169
  - Distractionsnn. 2170–2174
  - The External Acts of Religionn. 2175
  - Adorationnn. 2176–2177
  - Sacrificenn. 2178–2182
  - Offeringsnn. 2183–2184
  - Contributionsnn. 2185–2190
  - Vowsnn. 2191–2225
  - Cessation of Vowsnn. 2226–2243
  - Other External Acts of Religionn. 2244
  - Oathsnn. 2245–2262
  - Adjurationnn. 2263–2268
  - Divine Praisesnn. 2269–2272
  - The Sins Against Religionn. 2273
  - Superstitionnn. 2274–2276
  - Idolatrynn. 2277–2281
  - Divinationnn. 2282–2289
  - Vain Observancenn. 2290–2298
  - Irreligiousnessn. 2299
  - Temptation of Godnn. 2300–2307
  - Sacrilegenn. 2308–2316
  - Simonynn. 2317–2334
  - Sinfulness of Simonynn. 2335–2343
- Art. 6. The Remaining Potential Parts of Justice; the Gift of Piety; the Commandmentsnn. 2344–2436
  - Pietynn. 2344–2350
  - Reverencenn. 2351–2354
  - Obediencenn. 2355–2372
  - Gratitudenn. 2373–2380
  - Vengeancenn. 2381–2384
  - Truthfulnessnn. 2385–2388
  - Lyingnn. 2389–2397
  - Mental Reservationnn. 2398–2402
  - Simulationnn. 2403–2404
  - Hypocrisyn. 2405
  - Braggadocio and Ironyn. 2406
  - Breach of Promisen. 2407
  - Violation of Secretnn. 2408–2420
  - Affabilitynn. 2421–2423
  - Liberalitynn. 2424–2429
  - Equitynn. 2430–2432
  - The Gift of Pietyn. 2433
  - The Commandments of Justicenn. 2434–2436
- Art. 7. The Virtue of Fortitudenn. 2437–2460
  - Naturenn. 2437–2441
  - Martyrdomnn. 2442–2445
  - The Opposite Vicesn. 2446
  - The Parts of Fortituden. 2447
  - Greatness of Soulnn. 2448–2449
  - Presumption, Ambition and Vanityn. 2450
  - Pusillanimityn. 2451
  - Greatness of Deed, Meanness and Vulgarityn. 2452
  - Patiencenn. 2453–2454
  - Stolidity and Impatiencen. 2455
  - Steadfastness, Effeminacy and Pertinacityn. 2456
  - The Complements of Fortituden. 2457
  - The Commandments of Fortitudenn. 2458–2460
- Art. 8. The Virtue of Temperancenn. 2461–2572
  - Naturenn. 2461–2463
  - The Opposite Vicesn. 2464
  - The Parts of Temperancen. 2465
  - Abstemiousnessnn. 2466–2467
  - Fasting and Abstinencenn. 2468–2469
  - The Sins Opposed to Abstemiousnessn. 2470
  - Gluttonynn. 2471–2473
  - Sobrietynn. 2474–2475
  - The Sins Against Sobrietyn. 2476
  - Drunkennessnn. 2477–2485
  - Puritynn. 2486–2487
  - Virginitynn. 2488–2491
  - Impuritynn. 2492–2496
  - Temptations to Impuritynn. 2497–2503
  - Non-consummated Sins of Impurityn. 2504
  - Impure Thoughtsnn. 2505–2506
  - Impure Rejoicingn. 2507
  - Impure Desirenn. 2508–2509
  - Lewdnessnn. 2510–2514
  - Sinfulness of Lewdnessnn. 2515–2518
  - Moral Species of Lewdnessn. 2519
  - The Consummated Sins of Impuritynn. 2520–2522
  - Fornicationnn. 2523–2528
  - Defloration and Rapen. 2529
  - Adulteryn. 2530
  - Incestnn. 2531–2532
  - Carnal Sacrilegen. 2533
  - Sins Against Naturen. 2534
  - Pollutionnn. 2535–2538
  - The Sinfulness of Pollutionnn. 2539–2541
  - Penaltiesn. 2542
  - The Potential Parts of Temperancen. 2543
  - Continencen. 2544
  - Meeknessn. 2545
  - Angernn. 2546–2549
  - Sinful Indulgencen. 2550
  - Clemencynn. 2551–2552
  - Humilitynn. 2553–2556
  - Pridenn. 2557–2560
  - Abjectnessn. 2561
  - Studiousnessn. 2562
  - Curiosity and Negligencenn. 2563–2564
  - Modestyn. 2565
  - Decorumn. 2566
  - Modest Relaxationnn. 2567–2568
  - Modesty in Style and Dressnn. 2569–2570
  - Complements of Temperancen. 2571
  - Commandments of Temperancen. 2572
Question III. The Duties of Particular Classes of Mennn. 2573–2651
- Art. 1. The Duties of Members of the Churchnn. 2574–2612
  - General Duties of the Faithfuln. 2574
  - First Precept of the Church: Sanctification of the Lord’s Dayn. 2575
  - Hearing Massnn. 2576–2578
  - Servile Worksnn. 2579–2582
  - Gravity of the First Preceptn. 2583
  - Excusesnn. 2584–2585
  - Second Precept: Abstinencenn. 2586–2587
  - Fastingnn. 2588–2589
  - Third Precept: Yearly Confessionnn. 2590–2591
  - Fourth Precept: Easter Dutynn. 2592–2593
  - Fifth and Sixth Preceptsn. 2594
  - Laws on the Index and Cremationn. 2595
  - The Special Duties of Clericsn. 2596
  - Vocationnn. 2597–2598
  - Positive Duties of Clericsn. 2599
  - The Divine Officenn. 2600–2601
  - Celibacyn. 2602
  - Negative Duties of Clericsn. 2603
  - Tradingn. 2604
  - Stocks and Bondsn. 2605
  - Duties of Clerical Superiorsn. 2606
  - Duties of Pastorsn. 2607
  - Charity to the Poornn. 2608–2610
  - Special Duties of Religiousn. 2611
  - The Vowsn. 2612
- Art. 2. Duties of Members of Domestic and Civil Societynn. 2613–2651
  - Husband and Wifen. 2613
  - The Conjugal Debtnn. 2614–2617
  - Morality in Marriagenn. 2618–2619
  - Contraception and Onanismn. 2620
  - Birth-controlnn. 2621–2622
  - Cooperation With Contraceptionn. 2623
  - Recapitulationn. 2624
  - Regulae Pro Confessariisn. 2625
  - The Duty of Conjugal Companionship and Assistancen. 2626
  - The Obligation of Marryingn. 2627
  - The Duties of Engaged Personsnn. 2628–2629
  - The Duties of Parentsnn. 2630–2631
  - Sex Educationn. 2632
  - The Duties of Childrenn. 2633
  - The Duties of Other Relativesn. 2634
  - The Duties of Superiorsn. 2635
  - The Duties of Subjectsn. 2636
  - Taxesnn. 2637–2642
  - Votingnn. 2643–2645
  - The Duties of Employersnn. 2646–2647
  - The Duties of Employeesn. 2648
  - Labor Disputesn. 2649
  - Employmentn. 2650
  - The Duties of Certain Professionsn. 2651
Question IV. The Sacramentsnn. 2652–2831
- Art. 1. The Sacraments in General: the Sacramentalsnn. 2654–2684
  - Nature of a Sacramentn. 2654
  - Matter and Formnn. 2655–2660
  - Necessity of the Sacramentsnn. 2661–2663
  - The Minister of the Sacramentsn. 2664
  - Requisites for Valid Ministrationnn. 2665–2668
  - For Lawful Ministrationnn. 2669–2670
  - The Recipient of the Sacraments; Requisites for Valid Receptionnn. 2671–2674
  - Requirements for Lawful Receptionn. 2675
  - Obligations of the Minister in Reference to the Recipientnn. 2676–2682
  - Obligations of the Recipient in Reference to the Ministern. 2683
  - The Sacramentalsn. 2684
- Art. 2. Baptism; Confirmation; the Eucharist; the Sacrifice of the Massnn. 2685–2716
  - Introductionn. 2685
  - The Sacrament of Baptismn. 2686
  - Solemn and Private Baptismn. 2687
  - Duties of Parents and Guardiansn. 2689
  - Duties of Sponsorsnn. 2690–2691
  - Duties of Adult Recipientsn. 2692
  - Duties of the Ministern. 2693
  - The Sacrament of Confirmationn. 2694
  - The Ministern. 2695
  - The Recipientn. 2696
  - The Sponsorsn. 2697
  - The Pastorn. 2698
  - The Sacrament of the Eucharistn. 2699
  - Matter and Form of the Eucharistn. 2700
  - The Minister of Consecrationnn. 2701–2702
  - The Minister of Communionn. 2703
  - The Communicantn. 2704
  - Worthy Communionn. 2705
  - Frequent Communionn. 2706
  - Duties of Parents, Pastors, Confessorsn. 2707
  - The Custody and Worship of the Eucharistn. 2708
  - The Sacrifice of the Mass; the Celebrantn. 2709
  - The Obligation of Saying Massn. 2710
  - Dispositions for Celebration of Massn. 2711
  - The Circumstances of Massn. 2712
  - Interruption of Massn. 2713
  - Application of Massnn. 2714–2715
  - Stipendsn. 2716
- Art. 3. Repentance; Penance; Extreme Unctionnn. 2717–2775
  - Introductionn. 2717
  - The Virtue of Repentancenn. 2718–2726
  - The Sacrament of Penancenn. 2727–2728
  - Contritionnn. 2729–2735
  - Resolution of Amendmentn. 2736
  - Confessionnn. 2737–2744
  - Satisfactionnn. 2745–2749
  - The Ministern. 2750
  - Jurisdictionnn. 2751–2752
  - Reserved Casesnn. 2753–2754
  - Absolution Without Jurisdictionn. 2755
  - Duties of the Confessor Before Confessionn. 2756
  - Duties of the Confessor as Judgenn. 2757–2761
  - Duties of the Confessor as Physiciann. 2762
  - Duties of the Confessor as Teacher and Guiden. 2763
  - Duties of the Confessor After Confessionn. 2764
  - Reparation of Defectsnn. 2765–2766
  - The Seal of Confessionnn. 2767–2768
  - Abuses of Confessionnn. 2769–2773
  - The Sacrament of Extreme Unctionn. 2774
  - Duties of the Recipient and the Minister of Extreme Unctionn. 2775
- Art. 4. Holy Orders; Matrimonynn. 2776–2831
  - Introductionn. 2776
  - The Sacrament of Ordersn. 2777
  - Distinctions of Ordersn. 2778
  - The Hierarchyn. 2779
  - The Matter and Form of Ordersn. 2780
  - The Minister of Ordinationnn. 2781–2782
  - The Recipient of Ordersnn. 2783–2785
  - Registration of Ordinationsn. 2786
  - The Sacrament of Matrimonynn. 2787–2788
  - The Elements of Matrimony as a Contractnn. 2789–2793
  - The Elements of the Sacramentn. 2794
  - Duties in Reference to Marriagen. 2795
  - Engagementnn. 2796–2798
  - Duties to Parents and to Childrennn. 2799–2800
  - Pre-nuptial Investigationsn. 2801
  - Examination of the Parties by the Pastornn. 2802–2803
  - Matrimonial Impedimentsnn. 2804–2805
  - Impedient Impedimentsnn. 2806–2809
  - Diriment Impedimentsnn. 2810–2819
  - Dispensations and Bannsn. 2820
  - After the Examinationn. 2821
  - Instruction of the Couplenn. 2822–2824
  - Religious Preparation for Marriagen. 2825
  - The Celebration of Marriagenn. 2826–2829
  - Validationn. 2830
  - Divorce and Separationn. 2831