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Volume III. On the Sacraments

Contents

Title Pages
Contents (as printed)
Introductionn. 1
Book First. On the Sacraments in Generalnn. 2–54
- Question First. On the Nature of the Sacramentsnn. 2–8
- Question First. On the Nature of the Sacramentsnn. 9–10
- Question Second. On the Matter and Form of the Sacramentsnn. 11–16
- Question Third. On the Minister of the Sacramentsnn. 17–39
  - Article First. On the Minister Himselfnn. 17–25
    Section 1. On the Faith and Power of the Ministern. 18
    Section 2. On the Attention of the Ministern. 19
    Section 3. On the Intention of the Ministernn. 20–25
  - Article Third. On the Repetition of the Sacramentsnn. 26–27
  - Article Fourth. On the Requisites for Licit Administrationnn. 28–35
  - Article Sixth. On the Obligation of Denying the Sacramentsnn. 36–39
- Question Fourth. On the Subject of the Sacramentsnn. 40–43
  - Article First. On Receiving the Sacraments Validlyn. 41
  - Article Second. On Receiving the Sacraments Licitlynn. 42–43
- Question Fifth. On Sacramentalsnn. 44–54
  - Article First. On the Nature of Sacramentalsnn. 44–46
  - Article Second. On the Effects of Sacramentalsnn. 47–54
    Section 1. On Blessingsn. 52
    Section 2. On Exorcismsnn. 53–54
Book Second. On Baptismnn. 55–83
- Question First. On the Nature of Baptismnn. 55–57
- Question Second. On the Matter and Form of Baptismnn. 58–63
  - Article First. On the Matter of Baptismnn. 58–61
  - Article Second. On the Form of Baptismnn. 62–63
- Question Third. On the Minister of Baptismnn. 64–76
  - Article First. On Infants to Be Baptizednn. 66–69
  - Article Second. On Fetuses to Be Baptizednn. 70–72
  - Article Third. On Adults to Be Baptizednn. 73–76
- Question Fifth. On Sponsors of Baptismnn. 77–80
- Question Sixth. On the Ceremonies of Baptismnn. 81–83
Book Third. On Confirmationnn. 84–97
- Question First. On the Nature of Confirmationnn. 84–85
- Question Second. On the Matter and Form of Confirmationnn. 86–88
- Question Third. On the Minister of Confirmationnn. 89–90
- Question Fourth. On the Subject of Confirmationnn. 91–93
- Question Fifth. On the Ceremonies of Confirmationnn. 94–97
Book Fourth. On the Eucharistnn. 98–214
- Chapter First. On the Eucharist as Sacramentnn. 99–161
  - Question First. On the Nature and Effects of the Eucharistnn. 99–104
    Article First. On the Nature of the Eucharistnn. 99–103
    Article Second. On the Effects of the Eucharistn. 104
  - Question Second. On the Matter of the Eucharistnn. 105–118
    Article First. On the Remote Matternn. 105–118
  - Question Third. On the Form of the Eucharistnn. 119–122
  - Question Fourth. On the Minister of the Eucharistnn. 123–132
    Article First. On the Power of Ministering the Eucharistnn. 123–132
  - Question Fifth. On the Subject of the Eucharistnn. 133–161
    Article First. On the Subject Itself of the Eucharistnn. 133–135
    Article Second. On the Necessity of the Eucharistnn. 136–138
    Article Third. On the Disposition of the Soulnn. 139–157
    Article Fifth. On Frequent Communionnn. 158–161
- Chapter Second. On the Eucharist as Sacrificenn. 162–214
  - Question Second. On the Value and Fruits of the Sacrifice of the Massnn. 168–173
    Article First. On the Fruits of the Sacrifice of the Massnn. 168–171
    Article Second. On the Value of the Sacrificenn. 172–173
  - Question Third. On the Application of the Sacrifice of the Massnn. 174–197
    Article First. On the Application Itselfnn. 174–176
    Article Second. On the Manner of Applicationnn. 177–197
  - Question V. On the place of celebration.nn. 198–199
  - Question VI. On the time of celebration.nn. 200–207
    Article I.nn. 200–204
    Article II.nn. 205–207
  - Question VII. On the rite of celebration.nn. 208–214
Book Fifth. On Penance.nn. 215–427
- Chapter First. On Penance Itself.nn. 215–246
  - Question First. On the nature of penance.nn. 215–223
    Article First. On the virtue of penance.nn. 215–217
    Article Second. On the sacrament of penance.nn. 218–223
  - Question Second. On the matter of penance.nn. 224–233
    Article First. On remote matter.nn. 224–232
    Article Second. On proximate matter.n. 233
  - Question Third. On the form of penance.nn. 234–240
  - Question Fourth. On the remission of sins.nn. 241–246
    Article First. On the condition required for remission.n. 241
    Article Second. On the remission itself of sin.n. 242
    Article Third. On the remission of venial sin.nn. 243–246
    Section 2. On Remission as to Punishment.n. 246
- Chapter II. On the Subject of Penance.nn. 247–334
  - Question I. On Contrition.nn. 247–265
    Article I. On the Nature of Contrition.nn. 247–251
    Article II. On the Necessity of Contrition.n. 252
    Article III. On the Qualities of Contrition.nn. 253–260
    Article IV. On Purpose.nn. 261–265
  - Question II. On Confession.nn. 266–295
    Article I. On Confession Itself.nn. 266–271
    Article II. On the Integrity of Confession.nn. 272–281
    Article III. On Causes Excusing from Integrity.nn. 282–287
    Article IV. On the Means of Procuring Integrity.nn. 288–291
    Section 1. On Examination of Conscience.nn. 288–289
    Section 2. On the Repetition of an Invalid Confession.nn. 290–291
    Article V. On the Absolution of the Dying.nn. 292–295
  - Question III. On Satisfaction.nn. 296–310
    Article I. On the Nature of Satisfaction.nn. 296–298
    Article II. On Imposing Satisfaction.nn. 299–304
    Article III. On Accepting and Fulfilling Satisfaction.nn. 305–308
    Article IV. On Commuting Satisfaction.nn. 309–310
  - Question IV. On Indulgences.nn. 311–334
    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
- Chapter III. On the Minister of Penance.nn. 335–427
  - Question I. On the Minister and His Power.nn. 335–353
    Article I. On the Minister and His Power in General.nn. 335–336
    Article II. On Jurisdiction.nn. 337–343
    Article III. On the Jurisdiction Which the Church Supplies.nn. 344–346
    Article IV. On Jurisdiction over Religious.nn. 347–348
    Article V. On Jurisdiction over Religious Women.nn. 349–353
  - Question II. On the Restriction of Jurisdiction.nn. 354–380
    Article I. On the Reservation of Cases.nn. 355–368
    Section 1. Concerning Absolution from Episcopal Cases.nn. 363–365
    Section 2. Concerning Absolution from Papal Cases.nn. 366–368
    Article Three. Concerning Absolution of One's Own Accomplice.nn. 369–371
    Article Four. Concerning Solicitation in Confession.nn. 372–380
  - Question Three. Concerning the Obligations of the Minister.nn. 381–417
    Article One. Concerning the Knowledge of the Confessor.nn. 382–383
    Article Two. Concerning the Obligation of Teaching and Warning Penitents.nn. 384–385
    Article Three. Concerning the Obligation of Questioning Penitents.nn. 386–391
    Section 1. Concerning the Obligation of Knowing the Cause.n. 388
    Section 2. Concerning the Obligation of Judging the Disposition.nn. 389–390
    Section 3. Concerning the Obligation of Absolving.n. 391
    Article Five. Concerning Absolving Habitual Sinners.nn. 392–393
    Article Six. Concerning Absolving Recidivists.nn. 394–396
    Article Seven. Concerning Absolving Occasionaries.nn. 397–400
    Article Eight. Concerning the Obligation of Correcting Defects.nn. 401–405
    Article Nine. Concerning the Obligation of Preserving the Sacramental Seal.nn. 406–417
    Section 1. Concerning the Obligation of the Seal.nn. 407–408
    Section 2. Concerning the Subject of the Seal.nn. 409–410
    Section 3. Concerning the Matter of the Seal.nn. 411–414
    Section 4. Concerning Injury to the Seal.nn. 415–417
  - Appendix I. Concerning Particular Occasions.nn. 418–421
    Article Two. Concerning Dances.n. 420
    Article Three. Concerning Spectacles.n. 421
  - Appendix II. Concerning General Confession.nn. 422–427
Book VI. Concerning Extreme Unction.nn. 428–447
- Question One. Concerning the Nature of Extreme Unction.nn. 428–431
- Question Two. Concerning the Matter of Extreme Unction.nn. 432–435
- Question Three. Concerning the Form of Extreme Unction.nn. 436–438
- Question Four. Concerning the Minister of Extreme Unction.nn. 439–441
- Question Five. Concerning the Subject of Extreme Unction.nn. 442–447
Book VII. Concerning Order.nn. 448–500
- Question One. Concerning the Nature of Order.nn. 448–453
  - Article One. Concerning the Nature Itself of Order.nn. 448–449
  - Article Two. Concerning the Effects of Order.nn. 450–453
- Question Two. Concerning the Matter and Form of Order.nn. 454–460
- Question Three. Concerning the Minister of Order.nn. 461–463
- Question Four. Concerning the Subject of Order.nn. 464–478
  - Article One. Concerning the Subject Itself.nn. 464–470
  - Article Three. Concerning the Requisites Before Ordination.nn. 471–473
  - Article Four. Concerning the Requisites in Ordination.nn. 474–478
- Question Five. Concerning Impediments to Ordination.nn. 479–500
  - Article One. Concerning Irregularities in General.nn. 479–489
    Section 1. Defect of Legitimate Birth.nn. 481–482
    Section 2. Defect of Body.nn. 483–484
    Section 3. Defect of Soul.n. 485
    Section 4. Defect of Sacrament.n. 486
    Section 5. Defect of Reputation.nn. 487–488
    Section 6. Defect of Lenity.n. 489
  - Article Three. Concerning Irregularities from Delict.nn. 490–497
    Section 1. Defection from Faith.n. 491
    Section 2. Baptism Received from an Acatholic.n. 492
    Section 3. Attempted Marriage.n. 493
    Section 4. Homicide, Procurement of Abortion.n. 494
    Section 5. Mutilation, Attempt of Suicide.n. 495
    Section 6. Exercise of Medical or Surgical Art.n. 496
    Section 7. Abuse of Order.n. 497
  - Article Four. Concerning Simple Impediments.nn. 498–500
Book Eight. On Matrimony.nn. 501–681
- Question One. On the Nature of Matrimony.nn. 501–524
  - Article One. On Its Nature Itself.nn. 501–504
  - Article Two. On Matrimony as It Is a Sacrament.nn. 505–511
  - Article Three. On the Divisions of Matrimony.n. 512
  - Article Four. On the Power of the Church Over Matrimony.nn. 513–515
  - Article One. On the Unity of Matrimony.n. 516
  - Article Two. On the Indissolubility of Matrimony.nn. 517–524
    Section 1. On the Ratified Matrimony of the Faithful.nn. 518–519
    Section 2. On the Consummated Matrimony of Infidels.nn. 520–524
- Question Three. On Betrothals.nn. 525–555
  - Article One. On the Promise of Matrimony.nn. 525–526
  - Article Two. On the Nature of the Promise of Matrimony.nn. 527–538
  - Article Three. On the Effects of Betrothals.nn. 539–540
  - Article Four. On the Dissolution of Betrothals.nn. 541–549
    Section 1. Causes on Account of Which Betrothals Are Dissolved by Law Itself.nn. 542–544
    Section 2. Causes on Account of Which It Is Licit to Rescind Betrothals.nn. 545–549
  - Article One. On the Examination of the Betrothed.n. 550
  - Article Two. On the Proclamations of Matrimony.nn. 551–555
- Question Five. On the Impediments of Matrimony.nn. 556–604
  - Article One. On Impediments in General.nn. 556–567
    Section 1. Vow.n. 561
    Section 2. Mixed Religion.nn. 562–564
    Section 3. Legal Relationship.nn. 565–567
  - Article Three. On Diriment Impediments.nn. 568–604
    Section 1. Age.nn. 569–570
    Section 2. Impotence.nn. 571–575
    On Hermaphroditism.n. 575
    Section 3. Bond.nn. 576–577
    Section 4. Disparity of Cult.nn. 578–579
    Section 5. Sacred Order.n. 580
    Section 6. Solemn Vow.n. 581
    Section 7. Abduction.nn. 582–583
    Section 8. Crime.nn. 584–588
    Section 9. Consanguinity.nn. 589–596
    Section 10. Affinity.nn. 597–600
    Section 11. Public Honesty.n. 601
    Section 12. Spiritual Relationship.nn. 602–603
    Section 13. Legal Relationship.n. 604
- Question Six. On Matrimonial Dispensations.nn. 605–624
  - Article One. On Dispensation Itself.nn. 605–612
    Section 1. On the Power of the Supreme Pontiff.nn. 606–607
    Section 2. On the Power of the Ordinary.nn. 608–609
    Section 3. On the Power of the Parish Priest and Confessor.nn. 610–611
    Section 4. On the Use of Delegated Faculties.n. 612
  - Article Three. On the Causes of Dispensing.nn. 613–615
  - Article Four. On the Mode of Seeking Dispensation.nn. 616–620
  - Article Five. On the Mode of Granting and Executing Dispensation.nn. 621–624
- Question Seven. On Matrimonial Consent.nn. 625–641
  - Article One. On the Nature and Properties of Consent.nn. 625–633
  - Article Two. On Conditioned Consent.nn. 634–641
    Section 1. Error.n. 636
    Section 2. Force or Fear.nn. 637–638
    Section 1. Effects with Regard to the Spouses.n. 639
    Section 2. Effects with Regard to Children.nn. 640–641
- Question Eight. On the Form of the Celebration of Matrimony.nn. 642–660
  - Article One. On the Competent Parish Priest.nn. 643–648
  - Article Two. On the Delegated Priest.n. 649
  - Article Three. On Witnesses.n. 650
  - Article Four. On Those Who Are Held by This Form.n. 651
  - Article Five. When the Obligation to the Form Ceases.n. 652
  - Article One. On the Time of Celebration.n. 653
  - Article Two. On the Place of Celebration.n. 654
  - Article Three. On the Contracting Parties.n. 655
  - Article Four. On the Assisting Parish Priest.n. 656
  - Article Five. On the Matrimonial Rite.n. 657
  - Article Six. On the Celebration of Mixed Matrimony.nn. 658–659
  - Article Seven. On Inscribing the Matrimony.n. 660
- Question Ten. On the Revalidation of Matrimony.nn. 661–676
  - Article Two. On Sanation in the Root.nn. 665–669
  - Article Two. On Separation from a Cause of One Party.nn. 670–671
  - Article Three. On Civil Separation.nn. 672–676
- Appendix I. On Civil Matrimony.nn. 677–681
- Appendix II. Excommunications.
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