Chapter II. On Ecclesiastical Censures In General

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This chapter is divided into six articles: 1. on the notion and division of censure; 2. on its author; 3. on its subject; 4. on its object; 5. on excusing causes; 6. on absolution from censures.

Censures in General

Within this chapter

Article I. On The Notion And Division Of Censurenn. 475–476
Article II. On The Author Of Censurenn. 477–480
- § 1. On The Power Of Imposing Censuresnn. 477–479
- § 2. On The Conditions Required In Imposing Censuresn. 480
Article III. On The Subject Of Censurenn. 481–483
Article IV. On The Object Of Censurenn. 484–485
Article V. On Causes Excusing From Censuresnn. 486–489
- § 1. On Causes Excusing From The Incurrence Of Censurenn. 486–488
- § 2. On Causes Excusing From The Effect Of Censuren. 489
Article VI. On Absolution From Censuresnn. 490–497
- § 1. How Censures Are Removednn. 490–491
- § 2. Who Can Absolve From Censuresnn. 492–494
- § 3. What Conditions Are Required For Absolutionnn. 495–496
- § 4. With What Rite Absolution Is To Be Givenn. 497