Question — Noldin, Summa of Moral Theology
Question IV. On Indulgences.
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The most efficacious means of satisfying God for sins already remitted, besides sacramental penance, is constituted by indulgences. Since these complete sacramental satisfaction in their own way, moral theologians are accustomed to treat in this place several practical questions both concerning indulgences in general and concerning certain indulgences in species.
Within this question
- Article I. On the Nature of Indulgences.nn. 311–316
- Article II. On the Conditions for Gaining Indulgences.nn. 317–323
- Article III. On the Indulgence of a Privileged Altar.nn. 324–327
- Article IV. On the Indulgence in the Article of Death.nn. 328–329
- Article V. On the Indulgence of the Jubilee.nn. 330–334