Section II. On the Eucharist Insofar as It Is a Sacrifice

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We divide this section into three chapters: 1. on the nature and effects of the sacrifice of the Mass; 2. on the obligation of celebrating Mass; 3. on the requisites for celebrating Mass.

The Sacrifice of the Mass

Within this section

Chapter I. On the Nature and Effects of the Sacrifice of the Massnn. 229–250
- Article I. On the Nature of the Sacrifice of the Massnn. 229–234
- Article II. On the Value, Effects, and Fruits of the Massnn. 235–244
  - § 1. On the Value and Effects of the Mass in Generalnn. 235–242
  - § 2. On the Fruits of the Mass in Particular, Insofar as They Are Participatednn. 243–244
- Article III. On the Application of the Massnn. 245–250
  - § 1. On the Manner of Applicationnn. 245–248
  - § 2. On Those for Whom the Mass Can Be Appliednn. 249–250
Chapter II. On the Obligation of Celebrating Massnn. 251–280
- Article I. On the Obligation by Reason of the Priesthood Receivednn. 251–253
- Article II. On the Obligation by Reason of Officenn. 254–258
- Article III. On the Obligation by Reason of a Beneficenn. 259–261
- Article IV. On the Obligation by Reason of an Accepted Stipendnn. 262–278
- Article V. On the Obligation by Reason of a Promisen. 279
- Article VI. On the Obligation by Reason of Obediencen. 280
Chapter III. On the Liturgical Requisites for Celebratingnn. 281–304
- Article I. On the Time of Celebrating Massnn. 281–292
  - § 1. On Masses During the Last Three Days of Holy Weeknn. 281–283
  - § 2. On Several Masses to Be Said on the Same Daynn. 284–289
  - § 3. On the Hour at Which Mass Is to Be Celebratednn. 290–292
- Article II. On the Place of Celebrationnn. 293–296
- Article III. On Sacred Furnishingsnn. 297–301
- Article IV. On the Rites to Be Observednn. 302–304