Chapter — Prümmer, Manuale Theologiae Moralis
Chapter IX. On the Impediments of Matrimony
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Preliminary note. Since it has already been sufficiently proved above that the faculty of establishing impediments of matrimony belongs to the Church, and that in Christian marriages exclusively, that is, with civil power entirely excluded, we can immediately approach the explanation of the individual impediments, dividing this whole chapter into four articles: 1. on the notion and division of impediments; 2. on impedient impediments; 3. on diriment impediments; 4. on dispensation from impediments.
Within this chapter
- Article I. On the Notion and Division of Impedimentsnn. 777–778
Article II. On Impedient Impedimentsnn. 779–793
- § 1. Vownn. 780–782
- § 2. On Legal Relationshipn. 783
- § 3. Mixed Religionnn. 784–793
Article III. On the Diriment Impediments of Matrimonynn. 794–851
- § 1. Defect of Agen. 796
- § 2. Physical Impotencenn. 797–802
- § 3. The Bondnn. 803–805
- § 4. Disparity of Worshipnn. 806–810
- § 5. The Impediment of Sacred Ordernn. 811–815
- § 6. The Diriment Impediment of a Vow or Religious Professionnn. 816–818
- § 7. Abductionnn. 819–822
- § 8. Crimenn. 823–830
- § 9. Natural Relationship or Consanguinitynn. 831–838
- § 10. Affinitynn. 839–844
- § 11. Public Proprietynn. 845–847
- § 12. Spiritual Relationshipnn. 848–851
- § 13. Legal Relationship