Section I. On The Eucharist As It Is A Sacrament

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We divide this section into five chapters: 1. on the notion and institution of the Eucharist; 2. on its matter and form; 3. on its effects; 4. on its subject; 5. on its minister.

The Sacrament of the Eucharist

Within this section

Chapter I. On The Notion And Institution Of The Eucharistnn. 165–168
Chapter II. On The Matter And Form Of The Eucharistnn. 169–179
- Article I. On The Remote Matter Of The Eucharistnn. 169–173
  - § 1. On The Valid And Licit Matter Of Breadnn. 170–171
  - § 2. On The Valid And Licit Matter Of Winenn. 172–173
- Article II. The Proximate Matter of the Eucharistnn. 174–177
- Article III. The Form of the Eucharistnn. 178–179
Chapter III. The Effects of the Eucharistnn. 180–185
Chapter IV. The Subject of the Eucharistnn. 186–215
- Article I. The Person of the Subject Himselfnn. 186–189
- Article II. The Dispositions Required for Receiving the Eucharistnn. 190–204
  - § 1. The Disposition of the Soulnn. 191–195
  - § 2. The Disposition of the Bodynn. 196–204
- Article III. The Obligation of Receiving the Eucharistnn. 205–214
- Article IV. On Frequent Communionn. 215
Chapter V. On the Minister of the Eucharistnn. 216–228
- Article I. On the Consecration of the Eucharistn. 216
- Article II. On the Distribution of the Eucharistnn. 217–224
- Article III. On the Reservation of the Eucharistnn. 225–228