Volume — McHugh–Callan, Moral Theology

Volume II

Part II. Special Moral Theology (Continued)nn. 1626–2831
- 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

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