from censure, see Censure
from sin, n. 727, p. 681
- of an absent person, n. 740, Question 2, p. 697
- of one absolving an accomplice, n. 988, p. 1032
- from reserved cases, see Reservation
- from sins, with the censure remaining firm, n. 952, p. 1001
- of one apparently dead, n. 828, p. 807
- certainty, n. 798, Question 2, p. 780
- of an accomplice, n. 784, p. 758, see Accomplice
- conditional, n. 728, Question 8, p. 684
- to be conferred, n. 797, p. 779; n. 798, p. 780
- of habitual sinners, n. 803, p. 783
- of a debtor, n. 413, p. 379
- definition, n. 727, p. 681
- to be denied, n. 257, Question 4, p. 256; n. 558, p. 475; n. 797, p. 779; n. 798, Question 4, p. 781
- to be deferred, n. 798, Question 1, p. 780
- signs of disposition, n. 798, Question 3, p. 781; n. 805, p. 786
- of those doubtfully disposed, n. 796, p. 778
- raising of the hand, n. 728, Question 2, p. 682
- form, n. 727, p. 681
- of heretics, n. 725, Question 4, p. 676; n. 973, p. 1071
- of those ignorant of essentials, n. 157, Question 2, p. 163; n. 793, Question 1, p. 775
- at a distance, n. 740, Question 2, p. 697
- in indulgences, n. 1050, p. 1068
- repeated, n. 725, Question 1, p. 676
- forensic judgment and absolution, n. 723, Question 2, p. 675
- moral presence, n. 728, Question 6, p. 683
- of soldiers, n. 751, Question 1, p. 709; n. 773, Question 4, p. 738
- of the dying, n. 752, p. 712; n. 753, p. 713
- of those sailing, n. 773, Question 11, p. 740
- of those in occasions, n. 801, p. 782; n. 802, p. 782
- indirect, of grave sin, n. 748, Question 2, p. 707
- by letters, n. 740, Question 2, p. 697
- by telephone, n. 728, Question 7, p. 683
- of several, n. 728, Question 5, p. 683
- presence, n. 728, Question 6, p. 683
- appended prayers, n. 728, Question 1, p. 681
- of children, n. 340, p. 329
- recidivists, n. 804, p. 783
- refused, n. 413, p. 379
- of the duly disposed, n. 797, p. 779
- sacramental, n. 727, p. 681
- by sign of the cross, n. 728, Question 2, p. 682
- with censure standing, n. 952, p. 1001

¶19.

Abstinence

from forensic works, n. 253, p. 248
from servile works, n. 253, p. 248
Law of abstinence, n. 330, p. 317
- of abstinence and fast, n. 334, p. 323
- of abstinence alone, n. 334, p. 323
- abstinence from flesh and from broth from flesh, n. 330, p. 317
- excusing causes, n. 338, p. 326
- cessation, n. 334, p. 324
- concerning Religious, n. 627, p. 547
- dispensation, n. 338, Question 2, p. 338
- grave violation, n. 329, p. 316
- smallness of matter, n. 329, p. 316
- object, n. 330, p. 317
- obligation, n. 329, p. 316
- subject, n. 336, p. 325
- time, n. 334, p. 323

¶20.

Abuse, of ecclesiastical power, n. 1019, p. 1046; n. 1020, p. 1046, 1047

¶21.

Non-Catholics

absolution, n. 725, Question 4, p. 678; n. 973, p. 1071
absolution at the article of death, n. 754, p. 713; n. 913, p. 928
baptism, n. 662, p. 582
blessings, n. 652, p. 569
care of them, n. 161, p. 166
disputation, n. 161, p. 166
matrimony, n. 865, p. 866; n. 917, p. 938; n. 918, p. 939
participation in the Pauline privilege, n. 859, p. 854
sponsors, n. 664, p. 588
reconciliation with the Church, n. 666, Question 7, p. 592
baptized subjects to matrimonial impediments, n. 874, Question 6, p. 877
subjects to the laws of the Church, n. 79, p. 82

¶22.

Acceleration of birth

illicit, n. 273, Question 2, p. 279, 281, 282
licit, n. 273, Question 2, p. 279; Question 2, p. 281

¶23.

Acceptance

by the Church, n. 227, p. 229
of absolution from censure, n. 925, Question 6, p. 1000
of delegation, n. 911, p. 923
of dispensation, n. 103, p. 100
of donation, n. 508, Question 2, p. 437
in a contract, n. 853, p. 844
in inheritance, n. 513, Question 3, p. 444
in betrothals, n. 836, p. 825
in a testament, n. 513, Question 3, p. 444
of matrimonial right, n. 862, p. 859
of law, n. 84, p. 86
of privilege, n. 123, p. 125
of promise, n. 838, Question 10, p. 829
of another's thing, n. 415, p. 380

¶24.

Acceptance (continued)

of a rescript, n. 123, p. 125
of a vow, n. 227, p. 229

¶25.

Accession

artificial, n. 396, p. 365
definition, n. 394, p. 365
mixed, n. 397, p. 366
natural, n. 395, p. 365
through adjunction, n. 396, p. 365
through alluvion, n. 395, p. 365
through commixture, n. 396, p. 365
through confusion, n. 396, p. 365
through birth, n. 395, p. 365
through planting, n. 397, p. 366
through specification, n. 396, p. 365
as title, n. 394, p. 365

¶26.

Accusation

in the sacrament of penance, n. 723, Question 2, p. 675
of sin ad cautelam, n. 726, p. 680
when it ought to be made, n. 726, p. 680
when it can be made, n. 726, p. 680

¶27.

Sloth

definition, n. 145, p. 146
malice, n. 145, p. 147
by what acts it is exhibited, n. 145, p. 146

¶28.

Acolythate, n. 829, p. 810

¶29.

Acquisition, of dominion, n. 364, 365, p. 355

¶30.

Acts

of the Apostolic See, n. 83, p. 86; n. 983, p. 1027
of councils, n. 75, Question 1, p. 77; Questions 2, 3, p. 78

¶31.

Act

of thanks, n. 701, p. 639
rescissory, n. 491, p. 429

¶32.

Actions, see Negotiations

purchase by clerics, n. 589, p. 509
our actions, to be referred to God, n. 28, Question 2, p. 32

¶33.

Active, scandal, n. 182, p. 181

¶34.

Actual

attention, n. 634, 635, p. 553
intention, n. 634, 635, p. 553

¶35.

Act

conjugal, see Conjugal Debt
heroic, n. 1060, p. 1084
invalid, n. 2, p. 10
rescission, n. 12, p. 18
valid, n. 2, p. 10

¶36.

Human Acts

good, n. 2, p. 10
goodness, n. 24, 26, 27, p. 29; n. 27, p. 30
circumstances, n. 26, p. 29, see Circumstances
with a double effect, n. 8, p. 13
definition, n. 1, p. 9
deliberate, n. 1, p. 9
distinct from an act of man, n. 1, p. 9
division, n. 2, p. 10
elicited, n. 2, p. 10
external, n. 2, p. 10; n. 23, Question 2, p. 28; n. 780, p. 750
end, n. 27, p. 30
heroic, n. 77, Question 2, p. 80
commanded, n. 2, p. 10
incurring censures, see Censure, Delict
indifferent, n. 23, p. 28; n. 28, Question 3, p. 33
internal, n. 2, p. 10
legitimate ecclesiastical, n. 952, p. 1004
liberty, n. 3, p. 10
evil, n. 3, p. 10; n. 24, p. 29; n. 25, p. 26; n. 126, p. 128
meritorious, n. 28, Question 3, p. 33
modifying, n. 10, p. 16
morality, n. 25, p. 29
natural, n. 2, p. 10
object, n. 25, p. 29
occult, n. 77, Question 4, p. 81
past, n. 77, Question 1, p. 80
first-first, n. 126, p. 128
supernatural, n. 2, p. 10
shameful, n. 283, p. 290
violent, n. 20, p. 22
of the theological virtues, n. 152, p. 154; n. 153, Question 1, p. 155; n. 162, p. 166
voluntary, n. 3, p. 10

¶37.

Addition

in the form of the sacraments, n. 663, p. 552
in Mass, n. 720, p. 670

¶38.

Fat, permitted, n. 331, Question 3, p. 318

¶39.

Entering upon, of inheritance, n. 513, Question 3, p. 444

¶40.

Adjunction, dominion, n. 396, p. 393

¶41.

Administration

of ecclesiastical goods, n. 712, p. 657, 658
of lay goods, n. 593, p. 512; n. 356, Question, p. 350; n. 357, p. 350; n. 358, p. 351
forbidden to clerics, n. 593, p. 512
of dowry goods, n. 358, p. 351
impediment, n. 1042, p. 1060
of sacraments, n. 599, p. 518; n. 636, p. 554

¶42.

Administrator, n. 75, Question 4, p. 79; n. 449, p. 400

¶43.

Those admitted, into religion, n. 610, Question 1, p. 524; Question 3, p. 525

¶44.

Those admitting, to offices without letters, n. 1015, p. 1046

¶45.

Notation

of baptism, n. 666, Question 10, p. 594
of confirmation, n. 675, p. 602
of matrimony, n. 961, p. 935
of death, n. 600, p. 518
of ordination, n. 600, p. 519

¶46.

Adoption

definition, n. 894, p. 901
rendering matrimony illicit, n. 870, p. 872
rendering matrimony invalid, n. 894, p. 901

¶47.

Adoration

worship of saints, n. 201, p. 198
definition, n. 199, p. 197

¶48.

Adoration (continued)

dulia, n. 201, p. 198
hyperdulia, n. 201, p. 198
latria, n. 201, p. 198
precepts, n. 200, p. 197

¶49.

Acquisitive, prescription, n. 382, p. 360

¶50.

Those enrolled, in condemned societies, n. 864, p. 860; n. 973, p. 1017

¶51.

Aspirants, n. 610, p. 526

¶52.

Adultery, n. 886, p. 892

cause of separation of spouses, n. 860, p. 857
tacit condonation, n. 860, p. 857
condoned, n. 860, p. 857
with the spouse consenting, n. 860, p. 857; n. 292, p. 293
fall of the innocent spouse, n. 860, p. 857
with killing of a spouse, n. 887, p. 894
harms to be repaired, n. 471, p. 414
definition, n. 291, p. 293
dismissal of an adulteress, n. 861, Question 1, p. 858
diriment of matrimony, n. 886, p. 892
dispensation, n. 919, p. 944
doubtful paternity, n. 471, p. 414
right of the innocent spouse, n. 860, p. 875
malice, n. 292, p. 293
obligations, n. 470, 471, p. 414
who ought to repair harms, n. 470, p. 414
with respect to children, n. 470, p. 414
with respect to offspring sent to a foundling home, n. 471, p. 414
restitution, n. 470, 471, p. 414

¶53.

Adult

age for baptism, n. 660, p. 578
ceremonies of conditional baptism, n. 665, p. 590; n. 666, Questions 5, 7, p. 592
obligation of receiving baptism, n. 653, p. 570
baptism at the article of death, n. 662, Question 8, p. 585
baptism of one unwilling, n. 662, Question 8, p. 584
cases, n. 662, p. 585
instruction for baptism, n. 662, Question 8, p. 584
reception in church, n. 662, Question 8, p. 585; n. 666, Question 7, p. 592

¶54.

Newcomer, laws of the place, n. 79, p. 82

¶55.

Adventitious, goods, n. 356, Question, p. 350

¶56.

Advertence

to formal sin, n. 125, p. 127
to mortal sin, n. 128, Question 1, p. 131
imperfect, n. 128, Question 2, p. 131
full, n. 128, Question 1, p. 131

¶57.

Advocate

using fictitious documents, n. 561, Question 5, p. 482
using unjust means, n. 560, p. 480; n. 561, Question 5, p. 482
cleric, n. 593, p. 512
fee, n. 561, Question 2, p. 481
in a civil cause, n. 560, p. 480
in a criminal cause, n. 561, Question 1, p. 480; n. 560, p. 480
in a cause of civil divorce, n. 561, Question 6, p. 482
in an unjust cause, n. 561, Question 4, p. 481
in a less probable cause, n. 561, Question 1, p. 480
in a cause of the poor, n. 561, Question 2, p. 481
obligations, n. 560, p. 480
salary, n. 561, Question 2, p. 481
knowledge, n. 560, p. 480
secret, n. 560, p. 480

¶58.

Building, of a temple of heretics, n. 197, Question 1, p. 193

¶59.

The sick

excused from fasting, n. 338, Question 1, p. 326
excused from Mass, n. 250, p. 247
communion, n. 700, Question 7, p. 637
confession, n. 778, Question 5, p. 747
with respect to indulgences, n. 1050, Question 19, p. 1071
to be visited by the parish priest, n. 599, p. 518

¶60.

Equality, n. 346, p. 343-345

¶61.

Equiprobabilism, see Moral System

¶62.

Equivocation, n. 311, p. 300

¶63.

Debt, see Debts

extinction by entrance into religion, n. 462, Question 2, p. 380
impeding entrance into religion, n. 610, Question 3, p. 525

¶64.

Age

for abstinence and fast, n. 336, p. 325
for confession, n. 340, Question 3, p. 329
for ecclesiastical laws, n. 79, p. 82
for matrimony, n. 875, p. 882
for minority, n. 481, p. 424
for novitiate, n. 610, Question 4, p. 526
for major orders, n. 835, Question 3, p. 821
for penalties, n. 949, p. 996
for profession, n. 610, Question 8, p. 528
for puberty, n. 481, p. 424
for the sacrament of confirmation, n. 675, Question 3, p. 600
for the sacrament of the Eucharist, n. 340, Question 3, p. 329; n. 341, p. 330
of servants of clerics, n. 586, p. 507
of confessors of Religious women, n. 778, Question 6, p. 747
of discretion, n. 340, Question 3, p. 329
of superadult women, n. 922, p. 950
impediment of matrimony, n. 875, p. 882
of an infant, n. 481, p. 424

¶65.

Age (continued)

of a sponsor, n. 664, Question 5, p. 589

¶66.

Ether, n. 149, p. 149; n. 150, p. 152

¶67.

Affected, ignorance, n. 943, p. 986

¶68.

Affines, n. 896, p. 902

¶69.

Affinity, n. 894, 895, p. 901

case, n. 897, p. 902
computation, n. 894, p. 901
diriment of matrimony, n. 895, p. 901
by what law, n. 896, Question 1, p. 902
dispensation, n. 919, p. 944
doubtful, n. 874, Question 3, p. 876
from valid marriage only, n. 894, p. 901
extension, n. 895, p. 901
degree, n. 874, Question 14, p. 882; n. 894, p. 901
invincibly ignored, n. 874, Question 1, p. 875
line, n. 895, p. 901
multiplication, n. 895, p. 901
names, n. 896, Question 2, p. 902
origin, n. 894, p. 901
putative, n. 874, Question 5, p. 877
root, n. 894, p. 901
use of matrimony, n. 874, Question 4, p. 876

¶70.

Fulfillment of affirmative law, n. 88, p. 89

¶71.

Affliction, of the flesh, n. 263, p. 268

¶72.

Aggravating, circumstances, n. 747, Question 1, p. 704

¶73.

Aggressor

insane, n. 269, Question 1, p. 274
of goods, n. 269, Question 2, p. 274
drunk, n. 269, Question 1, p. 274
fetus, n. 273, Question 1, p. 278
of honor, n. 269, Question 4, p. 274
unjust, n. 268, p. 274
killing, n. 268, p. 274
of one's neighbor, n. 269, Question 5, p. 276
of chastity, n. 269, Question 3, p. 275
of life, n. 268, p. 274

¶74.

Farmer, n. 255, p. 251

¶75.

Agnus Dei, n. 218, p. 221

¶76.

Alb

necessary for Mass, n. 718, Question 2, p. 667
blessing, n. 718, Question 1, p. 666; Question 6, p. 668
matter, n. 719, p. 669

¶77.

Alcohol

spirit of wine removed by art, n. 678, p. 605
added to wine, n. 679, Question 6, p. 608

¶78.

Dice, n. 587, p. 508

¶79.

Aleatory

contracts, n. 553, p. 470
games, n. 587, p. 508

¶80.

Another's thing, n. 415, p. 380

lost, n. 373, 374, p. 358
sold, n. 418, Question 2, p. 381, 382; n. 420, Question 5, p. 385

¶81.

Those alienating, n. 995, p. 1036; n. 996, p. 1037

¶82.

Alienation

of ecclesiastical goods, n. 995, p. 1036; n. 996, p. 1037
censured, n. 995, p. 1036
those consenting, n. 995, p. 1036
those giving, n. 995, p. 1036
effects, n. 995, p. 1036
in fraud of creditors, n. 455, Question, p. 402
interdicted, n. 995, p. 1037
invalid, n. 996, p. 1037
penalties, n. 995, p. 1037
with respect to minors, n. 481, 482, 483, p. 426
with respect to wives, n. 484, 485, p. 424
those receiving, n. 995, p. 1036

¶83.

Foreigner

goods, n. 381, p. 360
oath of fidelity, n. 225, Question 3, p. 226
who are such, n. 488, p. 426

¶84.

Food/support

in novitiate, n. 218, Question 3, p. 217
to whom to be furnished, n. 257, p. 252, 254

¶85.

Conversation, with an offender, n. 174, Question 4, p. 175

¶86.

Alluvion, acquisition of dominion, n. 395, p. 365

¶87.

St. Alphonsus, n. 70, p. 66, see Moral System

¶88.

Altar

loss of consecration, n. 716, p. 666
immovable, n. 13, p. 1089
Mass, n. 715, p. 663
portable, n. 716, Question 1, p. 664; n. 13, p. 1089
privileged, concession, n. 1060, Question 4, p. 1084
- definition, n. 1059, p. 1082
- efficacy, n. 1060, Question 1, p. 1083
- alms, n. 1059, p. 1083
- indication, n. 1059, p. 1083
- indulgence, n. 1060, Questions 1, 2, p. 1083
- of how many kinds, n. 1059, p. 1082
- requisites, n. 1060, Question 3, p. 1083
requisite for Mass, n. 715, p. 663
sepulcher, n. 716, p. 664

¶89.

Eminent, dominion, n. 351, p. 347

¶90.

Students

absolution, n. 776, Question 5, p. 743
of colleges, n. 610, Question 5, p. 526
dismissal, n. 610, Question 5, p. 527
in colleges of Regulars, n. 610, Question 5, p. 526
of a seminary, n. 610, Question 5, p. 526

¶91.

The insane

baptism, n. 660, p. 578; n. 661, p. 578, 579
communion, n. 695, Question 8, p. 630
contracts, n. 487, p. 426
delict, n. 21, p. 24
domicile, n. 79, p. 83
dominion, n. 354, p. 349
extreme unction, n. 827, p. 804

¶92.

The insane (continued)

equal to an infant, n. 481, p. 424
irregularity, n. 1028, p. 1055
laws, n. 78, p. 81; n. 79, p. 82
orders, n. 1028, p. 1055
sponsors, n. 664, Question 4, p. 588; n. 675, Question 5, p. 600
perpetually, n. 79, p. 82
penalties, n. 943, Question 5, p. 985; n. 949, p. 995

¶93.

American, constitution, n. 224, Question 2, p. 226

¶94.

Amice, n. 718, Question 1, p. 666; Question 2, p. 667

¶95.

Lost things

definition, n. 373, p. 358
finder, n. 375, Question 1, p. 358
return, n. 374, p. 358
retention, n. 375, Question 2, p. 359
receiving, n. 375, Question 1, p. 358

¶96.

Love

of God, n. 166, p. 169
owed to children, n. 257, p. 252
in contrition, n. 735, p. 692
owed to enemies, n. 172, p. 173
initial, n. 734, Question 8, p. 692
of neighbor, n. 168, p. 170
of oneself, n. 169, p. 170

¶97.

Removal, of confessors of Religious women, n. 778, Question 10, p. 748

¶98.

Embrace, n. 282, p. 289; n. 938, p. 975

¶99.

Amputated members, burial, n. 973, Question 6, p. 1020

¶100.

Maidservants, see Servant

abstinence, n. 338, Question 1, p. 326
labors on a feast day, n. 255, p. 251
donations inter vivos, n. 508, p. 439
donations mortis causa, n. 508, p. 439
Mass to be heard, n. 250, p. 247

¶101.

Angelic salutation, n. 157, p. 164

¶102.

Anguish, sign of imperfect consent, n. 128, p. 134

¶103.

Narrow, conscience, n. 41, p. 42

¶104.

Narrowness of place, cause of dispensation, n. 921, p. 950

¶105.

Soul

dispositions, n. 645, p. 561; n. 647, p. 563
of the faithful departed, n. 1056, Questions 6, 7, p. 1067
pious, n. 806, p. 785

¶106.

Animals

acquisition, n. 368, p. 356
bees, n. 369, p. 356
flesh, n. 330, Question 1, p. 317
dove, n. 369, p. 356
harm, n. 425, Question 9, p. 391
dominion, n. 368, 369, p. 356
kinds, n. 367, p. 355
tamed, n. 368, p. 356
tame, n. 368, p. 356
fish, n. 369, p. 356
occupation, n. 368, p. 356
wild, n. 368, p. 356

¶107.

Annual, confession, n. 339, p. 328

¶108.

Ring

of a bishop, indulgence, n. 1049, p. 1065
interdicted to clerics, n. 570, p. 492

¶109.

Year of novitiate

interruption, n. 610, Question 7, p. 528
how it is to be computed, n. 122, p. 124
how it is to be understood, n. 610, Question 6, p. 527

¶110.

Antecedent

concupiscence, n. 13, p. 18
ignorance, n. 10, p. 16

¶111.

Antichresis, definition, n. 552, p. 469

¶112.

Anticipation, in the divine office, n. 576, Question 2, p. 498

¶113.

Antimensia, n. 715, p. 664

¶114.

Superioress

admission of novices, n. 610, Question 15, p. 530
confessions of subjects, n. 778, Question 3, p. 746; Questions 4, 5, p. 747
informing the bishop, n. 610, Question 15, p. 530
profession of novices, n. 610, Question 15, p. 530

¶115.

Opening, of letters, n. 325, p. 311

¶116.

Open, testament, n. 509, p. 440

¶117.

Bees, occupation, n. 369, p. 356

¶118.

Apostasy

from faith, n. 161, p. 166
from religion, n. 1011, p. 1044
cause of divorce, n. 860, p. 858
definition, n. 160, p. 165
differs from heresy, n. 161, p. 166
malice, n. 160, p. 165
penalties, n. 914, p. 1021; n. 1011, p. 1044

¶119.

Apostates

excommunicated, n. 973, p. 1020; n. 974, p. 1021
books, n. 975, p. 1022
publishers of an apostate book, n. 975, p. 1022
matrimony, n. 864, p. 860
burial, n. 973, p. 1017

¶120.

Case of the Apostle, see Pauline Privilege

¶121.

Apostolic

blessing, n. 1061, p. 1085
Camera, n. 110, p. 114
prefecture, n. 710, Question 2, p. 653; Question 3, p. 654
Signatura, n. 110, p. 113

¶122.

Acts of the Apostolic See, n. 83, p. 86

¶123.

Apostolic

Prefects, n. 710, Question 2, p. 653; Question 3, p. 654
Vicars, n. 710, Question 2, p. 653; Question 3, p. 654

¶124.

Apostolic delegate, n. 987, Question 6, p. 1030

¶125.

Thresholds of the Apostles, visitation, n. 594, p. 513

¶126.

Apparently, dead persons, n. 661, p. 579; n. 828, Question 6, p. 806

¶127.

Those appealing, to a council, n. 983, p. 1027

¶128.

Applicable, indulgence, see Indulgences

¶129.

Application of Mass, see Mass

¶130.

Apposition of causes

exempting, n. 93, Question 1, p. 92
impeding, n. 93, Question 2, p. 93

¶131.

Approved persons

for hearing confessions, n. 772, p. 737, 738; n. 777, Question 5, p. 747
recalled to an examination, n. 772, p. 737
as regards the dying, n. 773, Question 5, p. 738
as regards travelers, n. 773, Question 5, p. 747
as regards sick Religious women, n. 778, Question 5, p. 747

¶132.

Approval

in common form, n. 75, Question 2, p. 78
in special form, n. 75, Question 3, p. 78

¶133.

Water, n. 653, p. 570

baptismal, n. 654, p. 571; n. 655, Question 2, p. 573
in Mass, n. 87, Question 2, p. 84; n. 679, Question 7, p. 609
natural, n. 655, Question 1, p. 572
mixed, n. 655, Question 3, p. 573
in foods, n. 333, Question 10, p. 322

¶134.

Arbitrator, n. 519, p. 448

¶135.

Archbishop, as regards indulgences, n. 1049, p. 1064

¶136.

Architects, building temples of heretics, n. 197, Question 1, p. 193

¶137.

Archive

episcopal, n. 864, Question 9, p. 864
parochial, n. 600, p. 519
secret, n. 864, p. 864

¶138.

One constrained, n. 833, Question 1, p. 814

¶139.

Arms

interdicted to clerics, n. 588, p. 508
in a duel, n. 247, p. 285

¶140.

Bearing of arms, n. 588, p. 508

¶141.

Earnest-money

in betrothals, n. 840, Question 2, p. 832
as regards contracts, n. 500, p. 433
restitution, n. 840, Question 2, p. 832

¶142.

Art

excusing from fasting, n. 338, Question 1, p. 326
notorious, n. 205, p. 202
of healings, n. 205, p. 202

¶143.

Unbecoming arts, n. 587, p. 508

¶144.

Article of death, see In Article of Death

¶145.

Artificial, fecundation, n. 934, p. 972

¶146.

Artisans, who are such, n. 260, p. 263

¶147.

Ascetical books, n. 344, Question 1, p. 335

edition, n. 344, Question 1, p. 335

¶148.

Shameful looks, n. 285, p. 291

between spouses, n. 938, p. 975
between unmarried persons, n. 285, p. 291
insofar as illicit, n. 285, p. 291
desire excluded, n. 285, p. 291

¶149.

Sprinkling, mode of baptizing, n. 654, p. 572

¶150.

Insurance

conditions, n. 553, p. 472
clauses of the contract, n. 553, p. 471
definition, n. 553, p. 472
rights of the insured, n. 553, p. 470
licit, n. 553, p. 472
obligations, n. 553, p. 470
of workers, n. 260, p. 263
of life, n. 553, p. 470

¶151.

Insurance company

officers, n. 553, p. 470
restitution, n. 553, p. 471

¶152.

Assisting parish priest, for matrimony, n. 911, Question 4, p. 924; n. 915, p. 926

¶153.

Assistance

active, n. 906, Question 6, p. 913
at choir, n. 573, p. 494
at the matrimony of Catholics, n. 906, Question 6, p. 913
at mixed matrimony, n. 872, Question 6, p. 874; n. 906, Question 6, p. 913
at a sermon of heretics, n. 152, p. 155
at the funeral of heretics, n. 152, p. 155
in baptism, n. 596, p. 516
in the baptism of heretics, n. 596, p. 516
in the sacred rites of heretics, n. 152, p. 155
passive, n. 872, Question 6, p. 874; n. 906, Question 6, p. 913
by a proxy, n. 664, Question 4, p. 588
at prayers of heretics, n. 154, p. 159

¶154.

Vain assumption, of the name of God, n. 219, p. 221

¶155.

Astrology, definition, n. 207, p. 203

¶156.

Attempted

matrimony, by regulars, n. 1014, p. 1045
diriment impediment of crime, n. 886, p. 892

¶157.

Attention

external, n. 646, Question 2, p. 562
in hearing Mass, n. 243, p. 243
in reciting the office, n. 582, Question 12, p. 504
in administering sacraments, n. 634, 635, p. 583
in receiving sacraments, n. 646, Question 2, p. 562
internal, n. 634, p. 553
how manyfold, n. 242, p. 242; n. 634, p. 553
voluntary distraction, n. 635, p. 553

¶158.

Attrition

conditions, n. 733, p. 689
definition, n. 730, p. 686
effects, n. 735, p. 692; n. 736, Question 3, p. 693
efficacy, n. 735, p. 692
outside the sacrament, n. 735, p. 692; n. 736, Question 3, p. 693
fear-based, n. 734, Question 5, p. 691
honesty, n. 734, Question 5, p. 691
in the baptism of an adult, n. 647, p. 563
in the just, n. 736, Question 3, p. 693
motives, n. 734, Questions 5-7, p. 691

¶159.

Attrition (continued)

requisites for the revival of a sacrament, n. 648, Question 2, p. 563
servile, n. 734, Question 5, p. 691
without love, n. 734, Question 8, p. 692
sufficient, n. 735, p. 692; n. 736, Question 3, p. 693

¶160.

Increase

just, n. 526, p. 450
licit, n. 528, Question 1, p. 451
fruitfulness of money, n. 528, Question 3, p. 453
as regards the poor, n. 528, Question 2, p. 453
to be paid by a possessor in bad faith, n. 419, p. 383
title, n. 528, Question 1, p. 451

¶161.

Authors

censure, n. 976, p. 1022
ownership, n. 363, p. 353
publishing the manuscripts of others, n. 364, Question 1, p. 354
rights, n. 363, p. 353; n. 364, Question 2, p. 354
plagiarist, n. 364, Question 2, p. 354
as regards commentaries on the Sacred Scriptures, n. 344, Question 1, p. 335
as regards scandal, n. 188, 189, Questions 1-3, p. 185

¶162.

One hearing

detraction, n. 316, Question 6, p. 305
Mass, n. 240, p. 241
obscene sermons, n. 287, p. 292

¶163.

Augury, definition, n. 207, p. 203

¶164.

Driver, see Servant

compensation, n. 409, p. 374
as regards a brothel, n. 196, Question 4, p. 192
as regards temples of heretics, n. 154, p. 159

¶165.

Dawn, celebration of Mass, n. 713, p. 661; n. 714, Question 2, p. 661

¶166.

Auspice, definition, n. 207, p. 203

¶167.

Authentic, namely, interpretation of law, n. 96, p. 95

¶168.

Faculty of authenticating, relics, n. 201, p. 199

¶169.

Aid, n. 943, Question 2, p. 982

¶170.

Avarice

definition, n. 141, p. 146
malice, n. 141, p. 146

¶171.

Birds, n. 367, p. 355; n. 368, 369, p. 356

¶172.

¶173.

Balsam, in chrism, n. 668, p. 595; n. 669, p. 596

¶174.

Bankrupt, see Surrender of Goods, n. 463, Question 1, p. 407

rights of creditors, n. 455, Question, p. 402
order of paying debts, n. 453, p. 402
full satisfaction, n. 455, p. 402

¶175.

Banks, and clerics, n. 593, p. 512

¶176.

Banns

adjuncts, n. 845, p. 836
definition, n. 843, p. 835
dispensation, n. 848, p. 838
epikeia, n. 844, Question 2, p. 835
end, n. 843, p. 835
formula, n. 844, Question 4, p. 836
in mixed marriages, n. 844, Question 2, p. 836
repetition, n. 852, Question 7, p. 841
place, n. 846, p. 837
of soldiers, n. 847, p. 837
of minors, n. 847, p. 837
necessity, n. 843, p. 835
obligated persons, n. 844, Question 2, p. 835
obligation, n. 843, p. 835; n. 844, Questions 1, 2, p. 835
obligation of revealing impediments, n. 850, p. 839; n. 851, Questions 1, 2, p. 839
omission, n. 844, Question 3, p. 836
proper ordinary, n. 848, p. 838
how many announcements, n. 845, p. 836
betrothed persons from diverse dioceses, n. 849, Question 1, p. 838
substitution, n. 845, p. 837
time, n. 845, p. 836
of vagrants, n. 847, p. 838

¶177.

Baptismal

water, n. 653, p. 570; n. 654, p. 571; n. 655, Question 2, p. 573
font, n. 596, p. 515; n. 666, Question 1, p. 591

¶178.

Baptism

of those baptized by a layman, n. 659, p. 577; n. 665, p. 590
by a heretical minister, n. 976, p. 1024; n. 977, p. 1024
abjuration, n. 666, Question 7, p. 592
ablution, n. 653, p. 570; n. 654, p. 572; n. 655, Question 7, p. 574
in another territory, n. 658, p. 576; n. 659, p. 577; n. 666, Question 10, p. 594
of the insane, n. 660, p. 578; n. 661, p. 578, 579
chrism, n. 666, Question 3, p. 591
spiritual relationship, n. 664, Question 8, p. 589; n. 892, 893, p. 900
conditional, n. 655, Question 8, p. 574
definition, n. 653, p. 570
delay, n. 662, Question 7, p. 583
dissolution of the marriage of infidels, n. 858, p. 851
conferred at home, n. 665, p. 590
doubtful, n. 633, p. 552; n. 880, p. 888
effect, n. 653, p. 570
examination, n. 662, Question 6, p. 583
children of heretics, n. 662, Questions 2, 3, p. 581
children of infidels, n. 662, Question 1, p. 580
of the Spirit, n. 653, p. 570
abortive fetuses, n. 661, p. 579
form, n. 656, p. 575
heretics, n. 662, Questions 2, 3, p. 581

¶179.

Baptism (continued)

in article of death, n. 661, p. 578; n. 662, Question 1, p. 580; n. 665, p. 590
in doubt about life, n. 661, p. 579
in heresy, n. 662, Questions 5, 6, p. 582
in the womb, n. 655, Questions 3-5, p. 573
of an infant, n. 660, p. 578; n. 661, p. 579; n. 662, Questions 1, 3, 4, p. 580
conferred by pouring, n. 654, p. 572
inscription, n. 666, Question 10, p. 594
instruction, n. 662, Question 8, p. 584
intention, n. 634, 635, p. 553; n. 636, Questions 1-3, p. 554
of one interdicted, n. 969, p. 1014
interrogations, n. 666, Question 4, p. 592
invalid, n. 666, Question 7, p. 592
of lethargic persons, n. 662, p. 587
place, n. 666, Question 1, p. 591
matter, n. 654, p. 571; n. 655, Questions 1-8, p. 572
minister, n. 658, p. 576
of monsters, n. 661, p. 580
of a dying infidel, n. 662, Question 1, p. 580; Question 8, p. 584
necessity, n. 653, p. 570
of a neo-convert, n. 666, Question 7, p. 592
names to be imposed, n. 666, Question 6, p. 592
not to be deferred, n. 662, Question 7, p. 583
concealment, n. 154, p. 158
Caesarean operation, n. 273, p. 284
of one to be ordained, n. 833, Question 4, p. 815
sponsors, see Sponsor, n. 663, p. 587
of travelers, n. 659, p. 577
of phrenetic persons, n. 662, p. 587
of one probably living, n. 661, p. 579
proof, n. 666, p. 594
remission of sins, n. 630, Question 3, p. 550
repeated, n. 633, p. 552
rite, n. 665, p. 590; n. 666, Question 8, p. 593
of blood, n. 653, p. 570
of old persons, n. 662, Question 8, p. 585
of those destitute of senses, n. 662, Question 8, p. 585
solemn, n. 653, p. 570
of betrothed persons, n. 852, Question 4, p. 841
subject, n. 660, p. 578
time, n. 662, Question 7, p. 583; n. 666, Question 11, p. 594
testimony for matrimony, n. 852, Question 4, p. 840
unctions, n. 665, p. 590
valid, n. 653, p. 571

¶180.

Baptists, n. 662, Question 6, p. 583

¶181.

Baptistery, n. 655, Question 2, p. 573; n. 666, Question 1, p. 591

¶182.

One to be baptized, conditionally, n. 654, Question 8, p. 575

in doubt about the validity of baptism, n. 654, Question 8, p. 575; n. 725, Questions 2, 3, p. 677

¶183.

Blessed

cult owed, n. 201, p. 198
limitations of cult, n. 201, p. 198
relics, n. 201, p. 198, 199

¶184.

Beatification, n. 201, p. 198

books, n. 344, Question 3, p. 336

¶185.

War

sacramental absolution, n. 751, Question 1, p. 709; n. 773, Question 4, p. 738
legitimate authority, n. 277, p. 287
clerics, n. 592, p. 511
just cause, n. 277, p. 287
conditions, n. 277, p. 287
definition, n. 276, p. 286
doubtfully just, n. 278, p. 287
commanders, n. 9, p. 15
end, n. 277, p. 286
persons impeded from militia, n. 1042, p. 1060
just, n. 277, p. 287
liceity, n. 277, p. 286
due mode, n. 277, p. 287

¶186.

Benedictine, declaration, n. 903, Questions 2, 3, p. 908

¶187.

Of blessing

mode, n. 652, Question 1, p. 568
power, n. 652, Question 1, p. 568
rite, n. 652, Question 2, p. 569

¶188.

Blessing

by whom it is to be given, n. 652, Question 1, p. 568
of an abbot, n. 1017, 1018, p. 1046
of a ring, n. 864, Question 2, p. 860
apostolic, in article of death, n. 1061, p. 1085
of baptismal water, n. 596, p. 516; n. 653, p. 570; n. 666, Question 3, p. 592
of a bell, n. 652, p. 568; n. 822, Question 6, p. 801
of a catechumen, n. 652, Question 3, p. 569; n. 9, p. 1088
constitutive, n. 652, Question 2, p. 569
of a crucifix, n. 1050, Question 23, p. 1073
of houses, n. 596, p. 516
of a church, n. 652, p. 568
episcopal, n. 652, p. 568; n. 652, Question 1, p. 569
of a baptismal font, n. 596, p. 516
of images, n. 652, p. 568
invocative, n. 652, Question 2, p. 569
of a place, n. 213, p. 211
minister, n. 652, Question 1, p. 568
nuptial, n. 864, Questions 3, 4, p. 861
of sacred oils, n. 650, Question 3, p. 566
of an oratory, n. 247, p. 245
papal, n. 652, p. 568
reserved, n. 652, p. 568; Question 1, p. 569
ritual, n. 652, Question 2, p. 569
sacramental, n. 652, Question 2, p. 569
subject, n. 652, Question 3, p. 569

¶189.

Blessing (continued)

of sacred vestments, n. 718, Question 1, p. 666

¶190.

Benedict XIV, constitution against solicitors, n. 786, 787, Questions 1-12, p. 765

¶191.

Beneficed persons

obligations, n. 573, p. 494
penalties, n. 218, Questions 7, 8, p. 220; n. 361, p. 352

¶192.

Benefice

collation upon excommunicates, n. 961, p. 1008; n. 1015, p. 1045
suspension from a benefice, n. 964, p. 1009

¶193.

Good pleasure, n. 995, p. 1037

¶194.

Bestiality

definition, n. 308, p. 298
deformity, n. 309, p. 298
malice, n. 309, p. 298
penalties, n. 1032, p. 1057
touch, n. 309, p. 299

¶195.

Sacred Bible

non-Catholic, in an oath, n. 224, Question 4, p. 226
non-Catholic editions, n. 345, Question 4, p. 339
versions, n. 344, Question 8, p. 337

¶196.

Booksellers

cooperation, n. 189, Question 2, p. 186
prohibited books, n. 345, Question 3, p. 339
as to bad books, n. 345, Question 8, p. 342
permission, n. 345, Question 8, p. 342

¶197.

Bigamy

irregularity, n. 1028, p. 1055; n. 1031, p. 1056
penalties, n. 1032, p. 1057
how manyfold, n. 1028, p. 1055; n. 1031, p. 1056; n. 1032, p. 1057
true, n. 1028, p. 1055; n. 1031, p. 1056

¶198.

Bilateral, contract, n. 476, p. 419

¶199.

Bination

licit, n. 714, Question 3, p. 661
necessity, n. 714, Question 3, p. 661
privilege, n. 714, Question 3, p. 661
stipend, n. 714, Question 4, p. 662

¶200.

Blasphemy

definition, n. 219, p. 221
derision, n. 220, p. 222
direct, n. 219, p. 221
division, n. 219, p. 221
formal, n. 220, p. 222
formulas, n. 220, p. 223
heretical, n. 221, Question 1, p. 223
imprecatory, n. 219, p. 222
indirect, n. 219, p. 221
against God, n. 219, p. 221
in drunkenness, foreseen, imputable, n. 9, p. 15
against the saints, n. 219, p. 221
intention, n. 219, p. 221
uttered in anger, n. 220, p. 222
cursing of a creature, n. 221, Question 2, p. 223
malice, n. 220, p. 222
to be manifested in confession, n. 221, Question 1, p. 223
merely insulting, n. 219, p. 221
a grave sin in its whole genus, n. 220, p. 222
through anger, n. 220, p. 222
as regards reservation, n. 219, p. 221
how manyfold, n. 219, p. 221

¶201.

Goods

of the soul, n. 352, p. 348; n. 465, p. 411
of authors, n. 363, p. 353
beneficial, n. 361, p. 352
castrensian, n. 356, p. 349
of clerics, n. 360, p. 352
common, n. 359, p. 351; Question 1, p. 351
of spouses, n. 357, p. 350
abandoned, n. 376, p. 359
dotal, n. 358, p. 351
of the Church, n. 994, 995, p. 1036; n. 392, p. 364
of the Roman Church, n. 994, p. 1036

¶202.

Ecclesiastical Goods

alienation, n. 996, p. 1037
contracts, n. 996, p. 1037
corporeal, n. 995, p. 1036
incorporeal, n. 995, p. 1036
lease, n. 996, p. 1037
of religious, n. 613, 614, Question 2, p. 536; n. 614, Question 9, p. 539
sacred, n. 213, p. 211; n. 215, Question 5, p. 213
usurpation, penalty, n. 994, p. 1036

¶203.

Goods (continued)

reputation, n. 314, p. 302
of the family, n. 358, p. 351
good faith, n. 386, p. 362
of sons under paternal power, n. 355, p. 349
of fortune, n. 352, p. 348
fungible, n. 526, p. 450
immovable, n. 392, p. 364
of infants, n. 354, p. 349
found, n. 373, p. 358; n. 370, p. 357
movable, n. 392, p. 364
necessary, n. 175, p. 176
belonging to no one, n. 376, p. 359
recently lost, n. 373, p. 358
paraphernal, n. 358, p. 351
savings, n. 360, p. 352
patrimonial, n. 360, p. 352
private, n. 349, p. 346
profectitious, n. 356, p. 350
superfluous, n. 175, p. 176; n. 362, p. 353
temporal, n. 185, Question 3, p. 183
of treasure, n. 372, p. 357
of wives, n. 357, p. 350
in this region, n. 358, p. 351
vacant, n. 379, p. 360

¶204.

Goodness

of an act, n. 22, p. 27; n. 23, Question 1, p. 28
moral, n. 22, p. 27
motive of charity, n. 28, Question 2, p. 32
supernatural motive, n. 28, Question 3, p. 33

¶205.

Goodness (continued)

requisite for merit, n. 28, Question 3, p. 33

¶206.

Of goods

acquisition, n. 365, p. 355
loss, n. 373, p. 358
surrender, n. 453, p. 402; n. 455, p. 402; n. 463, p. 407
surrender of administration by novices, n. 610, Question 20, p. 532
communion, n. 359, p. 351
prescription, n. 382, p. 360
renunciation by religious, n. 614, Question 9, p. 539
usurpation, n. 994, p. 1036

¶207.

Good

common, n. 76, p. 79
of peace, n. 922, Question 1, p. 950
public, n. 76, p. 79

¶208.

Bonds, obligations, n. 589, p. 509

¶209.

Bottomry, definition, n. 552, p. 470

¶210.

Foundling hospitals

parents, n. 257, Question 2, p. 255
Protestant, n. 257, p. 255

¶211.

Breviary, see Divine Office

definition, n. 572, p. 493
edition, n. 344, Question 6, p. 337
reformed, n. 572, p. 493

¶212.

Bourse, see Transactions

clerics, n. 589, p. 510
definition, n. 557, p. 473
games, n. 589, p. 510

¶213.

Butter, on days of fasting, n. 331, Question 1, p. 318

¶214.

¶215.

Corpses

cremation, n. 971, p. 1016
of an excommunicated person, n. 973, p. 1017; n. 990, p. 1033
to be exhumed, n. 716, Question 3, p. 665
theft, n. 1032, p. 1057
to be buried, n. 971, p. 1016; n. 972, p. 1017

¶216.

Blind person

irregular, n. 1030, p. 1056
extreme unction, n. 827, p. 804; n. 828, Question 3, p. 804

¶217.

Ceremonies

of baptism, n. 665, p. 590
of confirmation, n. 667, p. 595
definition, n. 649, p. 564
of extreme unction, n. 822, Question 3, p. 799
of Mass, n. 720, p. 670; n. 721, Question 7, p. 673
of ordination, n. 835, Question 4, p. 821
to be observed, n. 649, p. 564

¶218.

Caesarean operation

obligation of the mother, n. 273, p. 284
after death, n. 273, p. 284

¶219.

Coffee, outside the refections of fasting, n. 333, Question 3, p. 320

¶220.

Chalice

consecration, n. 652, p. 568
execration, n. 718, Question 6, p. 668
matter, n. 718, Question 5, p. 668
matter of order, n. 831, Question 1, p. 812
touch, n. 831, Questions 1-3, p. 812

¶221.

Calumny

concerning solicitation, n. 1002, p. 1041
definition, n. 314, p. 302
effects, n. 314, 315, p. 302
malice, n. 315, p. 302
material, n. 316, Questions 8, 9, p. 306

¶222.

Camera, Apostolic, see Roman Curia, n. 110, p. 108

¶223.

Bell

consecration, n. 652, p. 568; n. 822, Question 6, p. 801
in time of interdict, n. 969, p. 1014

¶224.

Candles

in baptism, n. 666, p. 593
in Mass, n. 718, Question 9, p. 669
substitution of electric light, n. 693, Question 3, p. 624

¶225.

Canon, of the Code of Law, n. 110, p. 105, see Code of Canon Law

¶226.

Canonical

causes, n. 922, Question 1, p. 949
hours, see Divine Office

¶227.

Canon penitentiary, n. 782, p. 754; n. 771, p. 736

¶228.

Of the canon, privilege, n. 602, p. 520

¶229.

Canonization, process, n. 201, p. 198

¶230.

Singers, in temples of heretics, n. 154, p. 159

¶231.

Chaplain

assisting in matrimony, n. 905, p. 911
of soldiers, n. 904, p. 910; n. 905, p. 911

¶232.

Those condemned to death, viaticum, n. 695, Question 8, p. 630

¶233.

Capital, vices, n. 139, p. 145

¶234.

Capitalists, n. 260, p. 263

¶235.

Chapter, n. 1015, p. 1046

cathedral, n. 781, Question 1, p. 750
making laws, n. 75, Question 4, p. 78
general, n. 1015, p. 1046
interdict, n. 982, p. 1026
legislative power, n. 75, Question 4, p. 78
as regards censures, n. 982, p. 1026
as regards suspensions, n. 1015, p. 1046

¶236.

Prison, escape, n. 562, Questions 2, 3, p. 483

¶237.

Cardinals

censure, n. 950, Question 1, p. 996
confessions, n. 771, p. 736
exempt, n. 345, Question 5, p. 341; n. 950, Question 1, p. 996
in the celebration of Mass, n. 714, Question 5, p. 662
interdicted, n. 950, Question 1, p. 996
as regards indulgences, n. 1049, p. 1064
as regards reserved things, n. 771, p. 736
suspension, n. 950, Question 1, p. 996

¶238.

Cardinal, virtues, n. 151, p. 154

¶239.

Charity

acts, n. 167, Question 1, p. 169
definition, n. 165, p. 169
division, n. 165, p. 169
efficacy, n. 730, p. 686
toward God, n. 166, p. 169
toward enemies, n. 171, p. 173; n. 172, p. 173
toward ourselves, n. 169, p. 171
toward neighbors, n. 167, p. 170; n. 168, p. 171
excuses, n. 249, p. 247; n. 255, p. 250
examples, n. 170, p. 172
necessity, n. 166, p. 169; n. 168, p. 170; n. 172, p. 173
material object, n. 165, p. 169
order, n. 174, Question 1, p. 175
sins, n. 170, p. 173
perfect, n. 730, p. 686
precepts, n. 166, p. 169
practice, n. 169, p. 171; n. 174, Questions 2-4, p. 175; n. 175, p. 176
as regards delinquents, n. 178, 179, p. 178
signs to be exhibited, n. 173, p. 174
various solutions, n. 174, p. 175
of oneself, n. 169, p. 171
virtue, n. 165, p. 169

¶240.

Carnal

motions, n. 126, p. 128
relationship, n. 888, p. 895; see Consanguinity

¶241.

Flesh-meats, n. 330, p. 317

eating, n. 154, p. 158; p. 1094, n. 26
serving, n. 79, p. 82; n. 196, Question 1, p. 191
mixture of foods, n. 332, p. 319

¶242.

Executioners, irregular from defect, n. 1028, p. 1055; n. 1033, p. 1057

¶243.

Chastity

to be cultivated, n. 257, p. 260
interrogation of the penitent, n. 795, p. 777
internal sins, n. 617, Question 1, p. 543
dangers, n. 257, p. 260
scandals, n. 186, p. 184
betrothals, n. 841, p. 833
virtue, n. 617, Question 3, p. 543

¶244.

Vow of chastity, n. 616, p. 543

emission during matrimony, n. 233, p. 235; n. 235, p. 236
impeding matrimony, n. 869, p. 870
in order, n. 616, p. 543
in religion, n. 616, p. 543
invalidation, n. 233, p. 235; n. 235, p. 236
violation, n. 215, Question 2, p. 212
of perfect chastity, n. 237, Question 3, p. 237
of perpetual chastity, n. 237, Question 3, p. 237
as regards the conjugal debt, n. 869, p. 870
simple, n. 227, p. 229
solemn, n. 227, p. 229

¶245.

Castration

of a woman, n. 264, Question 5, p. 270
illicit, n. 263, p. 268
impotence, n. 875, 876, p. 883; n. 877, p. 884
licit, n. 263, p. 268
of a male, n. 263, p. 268

¶246.

Castrensian goods

acquisition, n. 356, p. 349
quasi-castrensian, n. 356, p. 350

¶247.

Chasuble

color, n. 718, Questions 3, 4, p. 667
execration, n. 718, Question 6, p. 668
necessity, n. 718, p. 666

¶248.

Case

of the Apostle, see Pauline Privilege
fortuitous, n. 21, Question 4, p. 25
perplexed, n. 919, p. 941

¶249.

Reserved Case, n. 779, p. 749, see Reservation

direct absolution, n. 952, Question 11, p. 1002
episcopal, n. 780, 781, Question 1, p. 750
ignorance of censure, n. 946, Questions 4, 5, p. 992
papal, n. 780, p. 750; n. 945, p. 990
travelers, n. 781, Question 9, p. 753; Question 10, p. 754; p. 1094, n. 27
who can absolve, n. 782, p. 754
how many, n. 781, Question 3, p. 751
without censure, n. 781, Question 6, p. 752

¶250.

Catechesis

of adults, n. 598, p. 517
to be done by the parish priest, n. 598, p. 517
negligence, n. 598, p. 517
duties of masters, n. 259, p. 263
duties of parents, n. 257, Question 5, p. 256, Question 7, p. 258
of boys, n. 598, p. 517

¶251.

Catechumens

blessing, n. 652, Question 3, p. 569
burial, n. 972, p. 1017

¶252.

Innkeeper

cooperation, n. 199, Questions 1-3, p. 194
sins, n. 199, Questions 1-3, p. 194
prohibitions, n. 199, Questions 1-3, p. 194

¶253.

Cause

of absolving under condition, n. 728, Question 8, p. 684
for commutation of a vow, n. 238, p. 238
for invalidation of a vow, n. 233, p. 234; n. 235, Question 3, p. 236
for an oath, n. 223, p. 224
for mental restriction, n. 312, p. 300
for dissolving matrimony, n. 857, 858, p. 851; n. 919, p. 944
aggravating, n. 745, p. 703
of beatification, n. 344, Question 3, p. 336

¶254.

Cause (continued)

canonical, n. 922, Question 1, p. 949
against the sacrament of order, n. 834, p. 817; n. 836, Question 12, p. 824
criminal, n. 561, Question 1, p. 480
of damage, n. 445, p. 398; n. 446, Questions 1, 2, p. 399
of dispensation, from banns, n. 848, p. 838
from law, n. 101, p. 99
from impediments, n. 919, p. 940

¶255.

Excusing causes

from a censure, n. 943, Question 5, p. 985
from confession before communion, n. 669, p. 632
from the conjugal debt, n. 935, p. 972; n. 936, p. 973
from denunciation of a solicitor, n. 787, Question 7, p. 768; Question 11, p. 769
from abandoning an occasion, n. 801, 802, p. 782
from fasting, n. 338, Question 1, p. 326
from law, n. 91, p. 92
from Mass, n. 249, p. 247
from reservation, n. 781, Question 7, p. 752; n. 783, Question 1, p. 755
from preserving a secret, n. 325, Question 1, p. 310
from payment of a debt, n. 460, 461, p. 406
from removal of another's thing, n. 406, p. 372; n. 407, p. 373
from abstinence, n. 338, Question 1, p. 326, Question 2, p. 327
from the due hour for Mass, n. 714, Question 2, p. 661
from integrity of confession, n. 750, p. 708
from the divine office, n. 583, p. 504
on a feast day as regards labors, n. 253, p. 248; n. 255, p. 250

¶256.

Exempting causes, n. 91, p. 92; n. 92, p. 92

from law, n. 91, 92, p. 92
their lawful apposition, n. 93, Question 1, p. 92
impeding, n. 91, p. 92
involuntary, n. 5, p. 11
by accident, n. 425, Question 4, p. 382
physical, n. 92, p. 92
pious, n. 511, Question 1, p. 441
voluntary, n. 5, p. 11

¶257.

Seared, conscience, n. 37, p. 39

¶258.

Cautions

in mixed marriages, n. 873, Question 1, p. 872
in disparity of cult, n. 880, p. 888; n. 881, Questions 2, 3, p. 889

¶259.

To conceal

a sin in confession, n. 742, p. 698; n. 750, p. 708
the truth, n. 563, 564, Question 2, p. 484

¶260.

Celebrants, in interdicted places, n. 969, p. 1015; n. 988, p. 1032

¶261.

Celebration

of matrimony, see Form of Celebration of Matrimony
of Mass, see Mass

¶262.

Censor of books, n. 344, Question 9, p. 337

imprimatur, n. 344, Question 9, p. 337; Question 10, p. 338
gives the censure in writing, n. 344, Question 9, p. 337

¶263.

Censure, n. 943, Question 3, p. 984

by law, n. 945, p. 990
by a man, n. 945, p. 990
those procuring abortion, n. 997, p. 1037

¶264.

Absolution from censure

from sins but not from censure, n. 952, p. 1001
from a reserved and not reserved one, n. 952, Question 11, p. 1001
from one and not from others, n. 952, Question 7, p. 1000
of one absent, n. 952, Question 4, p. 1000
unto re-incidence, n. 952, Question 1, p. 999
conditions, n. 951, p. 998
in article of death, by one lacking faculty, n. 952, Question 9, p. 1001
in more urgent cases, n. 952, Question 11, p. 1002
in the internal or external forum, n. 951, p. 998
of an unwilling person, n. 952, Question 6, p. 1000
who gives it, n. 951, p. 998; Question 11, p. 1001
without faculty, n. 988, p. 1032

¶265.

Censure (continued)

of the Apostolic See, n. 945, p. 990
author, n. 947, p. 993
Cardinals, n. 950, Question 1, p. 996
cause, n. 944, p. 989
excusing causes, n. 943, Question 5, p. 985; n. 946, Question 4, p. 992
giving cause to local interdict, n. 988, p. 1032
Carbonari, n. 987, Question 2, p. 1028
those celebrating in an interdicted place, n. 988, p. 1032
cessation, n. 951, p. 998
those violating enclosure, n. 992, p. 1035
clerics in a condemned sect, n. 988, p. 1032
striker of a cleric, n. 993, p. 1035
those compelling one to enter religion, n. 1000, p. 1040
those compelling one to the clerical state, n. 1000, p. 1040
collation of benefices before exhibition of the letters, n. 1015, p. 1045
conditions, n. 944, p. 989
confessor ignorant and absolving, n. 950, Question 9, p. 997
consummation, n. 945, p. 991

¶266.

Censure (continued)

against what kind of sin, n. 945, p. 991
contumacy, n. 944, p. 989; n. 945, p. 991; n. 952, Question 8, p. 1000
definition, n. 944, p. 989
differs from other ecclesiastical penalties, n. 944, p. 989; n. 945, p. 990
division, n. 945, p. 990
those doubting about censure, n. 946, Question 2, p. 991
duelists, n. 999, p. 1039
those issuing laws against the Church, n. 985, p. 1028
excommunication, n. 953, p. 1005, see Excommunication
bishop outside the diocese, n. 948, Question 2, p. 994
heretical, excommunicated, suspended bishop, n. 948, Question 1, p. 994
fabricators of letters of the Apostolic See, n. 1001, p. 1041
ferendae sententiae, n. 946, Question 1, p. 991
ignorance, n. 946, Question 4, p. 992
impubes, n. 949, p. 996
upon a community, n. 950, Question 3, p. 996; n. 965, p. 1012
in doubts, n. 946, Question 2, p. 991
upon unknown persons, n. 945, p. 991
unjustly imposed, n. 945, p. 990; n. 946, Question 2, p. 991
law of reserving, n. 950, Questions 6-8, p. 997
Knights of Pythias, n. 987, Question 6, p. 1030
manifestly injurious, n. 946, Question 3, p. 992
violent hands upon clerics, n. 993, p. 1035
matter, n. 945, p. 991
medicinal, n. 944, p. 989
fear, n. 946, Question 6, p. 992
warning, n. 946, Question 7, p. 992
multiplication, n. 950, Question 4, p. 996
those not denouncing a solicitor, n. 786, p. 764
not reserved, n. 945, p. 990
notorious, n. 945, p. 990
nullity, n. 946, Question 3, p. 992
occult, n. 945, p. 990
Odd Fellows, n. 987, Question 6, p. 1031
reserved to the Pope, n. 945, p. 990
travelers, n. 948, Question 4, p. 995
several at once, n. 950, Question 4, p. 996
repentance before the effect, n. 946, Question 8, p. 993
power of imposing, n. 947, p. 993
because of bigamy, n. 1032, p. 1057
how manyfold, n. 945, p. 990
withdrawal from contumacy, n. 945, p. 991; n. 946, Question 8, p. 993
recourse, n. 952, Questions 9, 11, p. 1001

¶267.

Reserved Censures

to the Apostolic See, n. 945, p. 990
by a man, n. 945, p. 990
absolution, see above
confessor ignorant of reservation, n. 950, Question 9, p. 997
to whom reserved, n. 945, p. 990
false denunciation, n. 1002, p. 1041
impeding reception of the sacraments, n. 952, Question 10, p. 1001
reserved to no one, n. 1024, p. 1051
reserved to the Ordinary, n. 1023, p. 1050
reserved to the Pope, in a special mode, n. 945, p. 990; n. 1022, p. 1048
in a most special mode, n. 945, p. 990; n. 1022, p. 1047
simply, n. 945, p. 990; n. 1022, p. 1049
to be strictly interpreted, n. 950, Question 5, p. 997
territory of the censuring one, n. 948, Questions 2-4, p. 994

¶268.

Censure (continued)

revival, n. 952, Question 1, p. 999
Masonic sect, n. 986, p. 1028
condemned sects, n. 987, Question 6, p. 1030
one compelling ecclesiastical burial to be given, n. 990, p. 1033
Sons of Temperance, n. 987, Question 6, p. 1030
subject, n. 949, p. 995; n. 950, Questions 1-4, p. 996; Question 5, p. 997
suspension, n. 963, p. 1009, see Suspension
time of incurring, n. 943, Question 7, p. 987
those drawing [clerics] before a lay judge, n. 991, p. 1034
those usurping goods of the Roman Church, n. 994, p. 1036
vindicative, n. 943, Question 10, p. 988
those directly violating the seal, n. 1005, p. 1042
with a vitandus, clerics communicating with, n. 988, p. 1032
those furnishing aid, n. 988, p. 1032

¶269.

Wax

candles, n. 718, Question 9, p. 669
warning, n. 719, p. 669

¶270.

Certitude

for giving absolution, n. 798, Question 2, p. 780
concerning the death of a spouse, n. 879, p. 887
imperfect, n. 33, p. 37
perfect, n. 33, p. 37
how manyfold, n. 33, p. 37

¶271.

Cessation

from censures, n. 951, p. 998
from labor, n. 549, Question 4, p. 468
of dispensation, n. 104, p. 100
of delegated faculty, n. 770, Questions 10, 11, p. 734; n. 773, Question 13, p. 740; n. 911, Question 9, p. 925

¶272.

Cessation (continued)

of indulgences, n. 1050, Question 20, p. 1072; n. 1051, p. 1074
of jurisdiction, n. 770, Questions 10, 11, p. 734
of law, n. 105, 106, Question, p. 101
of an invalidating law, n. 117, Question 3, p. 118
of the obligation of an oath, n. 226, Question 4, p. 229
of the obligation of law, n. 90, Question 3, p. 91
of prescription, n. 393, p. 365
of a privilege, n. 121, Question 1, p. 122
of a promise, n. 505, Question 1, p. 435
of reservation, n. 783, Question 1, p. 755
of vows, n. 232, p. 234

¶273.

Surrender of goods, n. 463, Question 1, p. 407

of administration by religious, n. 610, Question 20, p. 532
of a privileged creditor, n. 453, p. 402
effects, n. 463, Question 1, p. 407
judicial, n. 463, Question 1, p. 407
things necessary for living, n. 449, p. 400
obligations of the one surrendering, n. 455, p. 402; n. 463, Question 5, p. 410
what is to be retained, n. 449, p. 400
salary, n. 453, p. 402
voluntary, n. 463, Question 1, p. 407

¶274.

Character, sacramental, n. 629, p. 550

¶275.

Paper, to read the paper of confession, n. 814, p. 790

¶276.

Chiromancy, n. 207, p. 203

¶277.

Surgery, n. 565, p. 485

prohibited to clerics, n. 593, p. 511
experiments, n. 565, p. 487
in hospitals, n. 199, p. 196
uncertain operations, n. 565, p. 486
licit operations, n. 565, p. 487

¶278.

Surgeon, n. 565, p. 485

whether irregular, n. 1034, p. 1058; n. 1040, p. 1059
office, n. 565, p. 485
obligations, n. 565, p. 485; n. 566, p. 487
sins, n. 565, p. 486
science, n. 565, p. 485

¶279.

Chloroform, use, n. 149, p. 149; n. 150, p. 152

¶280.

Chocolate, on a day of fasting, n. 332, Question 5, p. 321

¶281.

Dances, n. 190, p. 187

prohibited to clerics, n. 191, p. 189
confessor as regards dances, n. 191, p. 188
newer, n. 191, Question, p. 188
sins, n. 190, p. 187; n. 191, p. 188
Round dances, n. 190, 191, p. 187
scandalous, n. 190, p. 187

¶282.

Chrism, n. 666, Question 3, p. 591

preservation, n. 655, Question 2, p. 573
in baptismal water, n. 654, p. 571
in baptism, n. 666, Question 3, p. 591
in consecrations, n. 822, Question 6, p. 801
matter, n. 668, p. 595
old, n. 666, Question 3, p. 591

¶283.

Christian science, n. 161, p. 166

¶284.

The Christian faithful

constituted by baptism, n. 653, p. 571
profession of faith, n. 152, p. 155
to be instructed, n. 662, p. 584
right to spiritual goods, n. 653, p. 571
invocation of the saints, n. 201, p. 198
are bound by ecclesiastical laws, n. 78, p. 81; n. 79, p. 82

¶285.

Christ Our Lord

to be adored, n. 201, p. 198
in the Eucharist, n. 676, p. 603

¶286.

Food, see Abstinence, fasting

forbidden, n. 333, Question 9, p. 322

¶287.

Ciborium, n. 682, Question 1, p. 610; n. 693, Question 1, p. 623; Question 9, p. 626

¶288.

Cinematographic representations, n. 257, p. 261

prohibited, n. 215, Question 1, p. 212
scandalous, n. 257, p. 261

¶289.

Ashes, n. 973, Question 5, p. 1019

¶290.

Cincture

blessing, n. 718, Question 1, p. 667
execration, n. 718, Question 6, p. 668
in Mass, n. 718, Question 1, p. 666

¶291.

Circumstances, of sin, n. 745, p. 703, see Confession

¶292.

Citizens

obligations toward the government, n. 261, p. 264
obligation of voting, n. 262, p. 266
duties in war, n. 278, p. 287; n. 278, Question, p. 287

¶293.

Civil

divorce, n. 559, p. 477; n. 561, Question 6, p. 482; n. 861, p. 859
matrimony, n. 913, Question 4, p. 930; p. 1093, n. 26

¶294.

Civil

authority, n. 76, p. 79
law, n. 111, p. 115
power, n. 76, p. 79; n. 267, Question 2, p. 272; n. 261, p. 264

¶295.

Civilly dead, n. 486, p. 426

¶296.

Lame person, irregular, n. 1030, p. 1056

¶297.

Enclosure

egress, n. 991, p. 1035
ingress, n. 991, 992, p. 1035
of nuns, n. 991, 992, p. 1035
papal, n. 992, p. 1035
violation, n. 992, p. 1035
of men, n. 991, 992, p. 1035

¶298.

Keys

in the ordination of an ostiary, n. 830, p. 811
sins to be subjected to the keys, n. 739, p. 696

¶299.

Keys (continued)

of the tabernacle, n. 692, p. 623

¶300.

Clayton Trust Bill, n. 541, p. 461

¶301.

Clerics

admission to orders, n. 834, p. 817
advocate, n. 593, p. 512
things alien to the state, n. 593, p. 512
medical art, n. 593, p. 512
prohibited arts, n. 593, p. 512
ascent to orders, n. 834, p. 817; n. 835, Question 8, p. 822; n. 1008, p. 1043
attempting matrimony, n. 1034, 1037, p. 1058
goods, savings, n. 360, p. 352
patrimonial, n. 360, p. 352
superfluous, n. 361, p. 352
surgery, n. 593, p. 512
celibacy, n. 568, p. 490
those compelling one to the clerical state, n. 1000, p. 1040
communication with those to be avoided, n. 988, p. 1032
married, n. 835, Question 6, p. 822
definition, n. 566, p. 487
ownership, n. 361, p. 352
donation made to the Church, n. 361, p. 353
edition of books, n. 344, Question 2, p. 335
bearing of arms, n. 588, p. 508
dwelling with women, n. 587, p. 507, 508
clerical dress, n. 570, p. 492
hierarchy, n. 566, p. 487
entrance into religion, n. 610, Question 3, p. 525; Question 5, p. 526
entrance into taverns, n. 590, p. 511
game of dice, n. 587, p. 508
militia, n. 592, p. 511
imposed office, n. 6, p. 1087
prohibited business, n. 589, p. 509
one giving his name to a condemned sect, n. 988, p. 1030
notaries, n. 593, p. 512
obligations, n. 567, p. 488; n. 569, p. 490
divine office, see Divine Office
sponsor, n. 663, Question 5, p. 589
striking, n. 993, p. 1035
privileges, n. 602, p. 520
as regards civil laws, n. 80, Question 1, p. 83
religious, see Religious
resigning office into the hands of laymen, n. 1017, p. 1046
sanctity, n. 567, p. 488
knowledge, n. 835, Question 2, p. 821
spectacles, n. 591, p. 511
clerical state, n. 566, p. 487
support, n. 835, Question 1, p. 830
tonsure, n. 566, p. 487
lay tribunal, n. 991, p. 1034
hunting, n. 588, p. 509

¶302.

Clients, rights, n. 560, p. 480; n. 561, Question 4, p. 481

¶303.

Coercion

to matrimony, n. 901, p. 907
to the clerical state, n. 1000, p. 1040
to the religious state, n. 1000, p. 1040

¶304.

Coalescence

of meals in fasting, n. 333, Question 12, p. 323
of petty thefts, n. 404, Question 3, p. 370
of labors on a feast day, n. 254, Question 5, p. 250

¶305.

Spoon, in Mass, n. 721, Question 3, p. 671

¶306.

Code

concerning acquired rights, n. 110, p. 107
only the Latin Church, n. 110, p. 107
indults, n. 110, p. 107
privileges, n. 110, p. 107

¶307.

Code of Canon Law, n. 110, p. 105

¶308.

Codicil, definition, n. 514, p. 445

¶309.

Celibacy

among Latins, n. 568, p. 490
clerical obligations, n. 568, p. 490
perpetual, n. 568, p. 490
penalties against those attempting matrimony, n. 1034, 1037, p. 1058
by what law, n. 569, Question 1, p. 490
universal, n. 569, Question 3, p. 491

¶310.

Cemetery

little chapels, n. 247, p. 246
epitaphs, n. 973, Question 8, p. 1020
interdict, n. 971, p. 1017
as regards celebration of Mass, n. 247, p. 246
reconciliation, n. 716, Question 3, p. 665
violated, n. 716, Question 3, p. 665

¶311.

Supper of the Lord, how many Masses, n. 690, Question 15, p. 619

¶312.

Those compelling

one to enter religion, n. 1000, p. 1040
one to the clerical state, n. 1000, p. 1040

¶313.

Thought, shameful, n. 135, p. 141

¶314.

Relationship

affinity, n. 894, 895, p. 901, see Affinity
carnal, n. 888, p. 895
consanguinity, n. 888, p. 895; n. 891, p. 900, see Consanguinity
from baptism, n. 664, Question 8, p. 589
from confirmation, n. 675, Question 7, p. 599
legal, n. 894, p. 901
natural, n. 888, p. 895
public honesty, n. 898, p. 903
spiritual, n. 664, Question 8, p. 589

¶315.

Knowledge

of the obligations of law, n. 82, p. 86
prerequisite for a human act, n. 3, p. 10
for first communion, n. 340, Question 3, p. 329

¶316.

Cohabitation

of clerics with women, n. 586, p. 507
obligation of spouses, n. 258, p. 261; n. 865, p. 867, see Divorce

¶317.

Cohabitation (continued)

peaceful, n. 858, p. 857, see Pauline Privilege

¶318.

Collaborators, n. 197, Questions 1-5, p. 188

of a newspaper, n. 344, p. 334; n. 976, p. 1022

¶319.

Collation

of benefices upon excommunicates, n. 961, p. 1008; n. 1015, p. 1045
breakfast, n. 333, p. 319; Question 2, p. 320
as regards heirs, n. 512, p. 443
evening, n. 333, Question 8, p. 322; Questions 9-12, p. 323

¶320.

Collections

of decrees, n. 976, p. 1022
of stipends, n. 712, Question 14, p. 658

¶321.

Colleges, as regards inheritance, n. 512, p. 443

¶322.

Of a college, confessions of subjects, n. 776, Questions 4, 5, p. 743

¶323.

Conversations, n. 9, p. 15

impure, n. 287, p. 292
scandal, n. 182, p. 181; n. 287, p. 292
tender, n. 288, p. 292

¶324.

Color

of vestments in Mass, n. 718, Questions 3, 4, p. 667
what kinds, n. 718, Question 1, p. 667

¶325.

Colorable, title, n. 388, p. 363

¶326.

Of doves, occupation, n. 368, p. 356

¶327.

Dovelike, kisses, n. 282, p. 289

¶328.

Eating, full, in fasting, n. 332, p. 319

¶329.

Assemblies

public, n. 262, p. 266
of pious associations, n. 150, Question 2, p. 150; n. 221, p. 223

¶330.

Commemoration, of the dead, n. 714, Question 3, p. 661

¶331.

Committed, secret, n. 324, p. 310

¶332.

Mixture

acquisition, n. 395, p. 365
of flesh and fish, n. 332, p. 319

¶333.

Loan for use

definition, n. 517, p. 447
differs from a precarium, n. 517, p. 447
of bad books, n. 189, Question 3, p. 186
obligations of the lender and borrower, n. 518, p. 447

¶334.

Stay

monthly, n. 908, p. 916; n. 909, Question 3, p. 917
requisites for domicile, n. 79, p. 83; n. 80, Question 3, p. 84

¶335.

Communication

active, n. 152, p. 155; n. 154, p. 160
civil, n. 154, p. 159
civil, with a non-Catholic, n. 973, p. 1020; n. 974, p. 1021
with heretics, n. 973, p. 1020; n. 974, p. 1021
with those to be avoided, n. 988, p. 1032
formal, n. 194, p. 190
in baptism, n. 154, p. 159
in crime, n. 989, p. 1032
in divine things, n. 152, p. 155
in nuptials, n. 154, p. 159
in rites, n. 152, p. 155
in sacred things, n. 152, p. 155
material, n. 152, p. 155
passive, n. 154, p. 160
private, n. 154, p. 158
of privileges, n. 121, p. 122
public, n. 973, p. 1020; n. 974, p. 1021; n. 988, p. 1032

¶336.

Communion

for an indulgence, n. 1050, p. 1069; Question 14, p. 1070
of an insane person, n. 695, Question 8, p. 630
of one condemned to death, n. 695, Question 9, p. 631
preceding confession, n. 696, p. 632
supply of a confessor, n. 697, Question 1, p. 632
to be given to the sick who are not fasting, n. 691, Question 7, p. 622
delirious persons, n. 695, Question 8, p. 630
denied, n. 642, p. 558, 559
disposition, n. 696, p. 631

¶337.

Distribution of Communion

whether under the species of bread alone, n. 689, p. 614
ceremonies omitted, n. 690, Question 2, p. 615
with black vestments, n. 690, Question 4, p. 616
outside Mass, n. 690, Question 5, p. 616
in the Mass of the Nativity of the Lord, n. 690, Question 6, p. 617
in another rite, n. 689, p. 614
place, n. 690, Question 16, p. 619
at night, n. 689, Question 6, p. 617
insufficient number of particles, n. 690, Question 9, p. 618
order to be observed, n. 690, Question 13, p. 619
dangerous, n. 641, Question, p. 557
with which vestments, n. 690, Questions 1-4, p. 615
rite, n. 689, p. 614
on Holy Saturday, n. 690, Question 12, p. 619
if the host falls, n. 690, Question 11, p. 618
time, n. 690, Question 6, p. 617; n. 690, Question 14, p. 619

¶338.

Communion (continued)

frequent, n. 701, p. 638
hour of distribution, n. 690, Question 6, p. 617
in doubt concerning fasting, n. 700, Question 2, p. 636
in doubt concerning sin, n. 743, p. 701
in churches of religious, n. 686, p. 614
of the sick, n. 691, Questions 1-9, p. 620; n. 700, Question 7, p. 637
in private oratories, n. 247, p. 245
in danger of death, n. 695, Questions 4, 5, p. 629
minister, n. 685, p. 612
unusual mode, n. 691, Question 7, p. 622
obligation, n. 694, p. 627
paschal, n. 341, p. 331; n. 342, Questions 1-3, p. 331

¶339.

Communion (continued)

of a hidden sinner, n. 642, p. 558
prescribed by rules, n. 701, p. 638
first, n. 695, Question 3, p. 629
to be promoted, n. 701, p. 638
of children, n. 691, Question 8, p. 622; n. 695, Question 2, p. 628; Question 3, p. 629
on what days, n. 690, Question 14, p. 619
daily, n. 701, p. 638
how often it is permitted to receive, n. 694, p. 628; n. 695, Question 5, p. 629
reception in any rite, n. 689, p. 614
sacrilegious, n. 339, p. 328
of the half-witted, n. 695, Question 8, p. 630
under the species of bread, n. 689, p. 614
subject, n. 695, p. 630
cough, n. 695, Question 6, p. 630
viaticum, n. 695, Question 5, p. 629, see Viaticum
one laboring with vomiting, n. 695, Question 7, p. 630

¶340.

Common

common goods, n. 359, p. 351
table, n. 835, Question 1, p. 820
life, n. 608, p. 522

¶341.

Community

theft, n. 405, p. 372
in the religious state, n. 608, p. 522

¶342.

Commutation

author, n. 238, p. 238
of an oath, n. 226, Questions 4, 5, p. 229
of the divine office, n. 583, p. 505
of works for an indulgence, n. 1050, Question 17, p. 1071
of sacramental penance, n. 766, Questions 4-6, p. 726
simoniacal, n. 216, p. 215
of a vow, n. 238, p. 238

¶343.

Commutative, justice, n. 346, p. 345

¶344.

Comedies, see Spectacles, Dances

¶345.

Compensation

whether it is lawful for servants, n. 411, Question 1, p. 376
conditions, n. 410, p. 375
of damage, n. 412, p. 378
excusing from restitution, n. 460, p. 406
injury, n. 412, p. 378; n. 459, 460, p. 406
legitimate, n. 460, p. 406
occult, n. 409, p. 374; n. 410, p. 375; n. 411, p. 376

¶346.

Complacency, see Joy

concerning pollution, n. 138, p. 144
when a sin, n. 135, p. 141

¶347.

Compline, n. 576, Question 3, p. 499

¶348.

Accomplice

in damage, as regards restitution, n. 450, 451, p. 401; n. 437, p. 396

¶349.

In A Shameful Matter

absolution by one absolving an accomplice, n. 952, Question 11, p. 1002
absolution of an accomplice outside danger of death, n. 784, p. 758
absolution of an accomplice in danger of death, n. 784, p. 758
definition, n. 785, Question 1, p. 758; Question 3, p. 759
doubt, n. 785, Question 11, p. 762
epikeia, n. 785, Question 6, p. 760
excommunication, n. 784, p. 758; n. 1004, p. 1042
integrity of confession, n. 751, Question 2, p. 709
already absolved, n. 785, Question 7, p. 761
revelation of name, n. 751, Questions 3-5, p. 710
object of complicity, n. 785, Question 2, p. 759
object of the seal, n. 751, Question 4, p. 710; n. 815, 816, p. 791
penalties, n. 784, p. 758; n. 785, Questions 8-10, p. 762; n. 1004, p. 1042
prohibition of absolution, n. 784, p. 758

¶350.

Composition

cause of omitting restitution, n. 462, p. 407; n. 463, Question 3, p. 409
uncertain debts, n. 463, Question 4, p. 409

¶351.

Comprehensive, interpretation, n. 94, p. 94

¶352.

Computation

of affinity, n. 894, p. 901
of consanguinity, n. 888, p. 895; n. 890, p. 896
of time, as regards annual confession, n. 340, Question 1, p. 328

¶353.

Concauses, of damage, n. 425, p. 392

¶354.

Conceptus

ectopic, n. 273, p. 278
uterine, n. 270, p. 278

¶355.

Council

those appealing, n. 983, p. 1027
Plenary Councils of Baltimore, II and III, n. 75, Questions 2, 3, p. 78
legislative power, n. 75, Question 1, p. 76
provincial, n. 75, Question 1, p. 77

¶356.

Sermon

by religious, n. 595, Question 3, p. 515; n. 776, Question 10, p. 744
to be given, n. 594, p. 513
mode, n. 595, Question 4, p. 515
obligation of the bishop, n. 594, p. 513
obligation of the parish priest, n. 598, p. 517
sacred, n. 595, Question 4, p. 515

¶357.

Preachers

harming the seal, n. 819, Question 2, p. 794
obligation, n. 595, Question 1, p. 514; Questions 2-4, p. 514
as regards dances, n. 191, p. 188

¶358.

Concomitant

error, n. 10, p. 17
error as regards the validity of matrimony, n. 900, p. 904
as regards the voluntary, n. 21, Question 3, p. 24

¶359.

Concomitantly, annexed, n. 216, p. 215

¶360.

Concordats, not abrogated by the Code, n. 110, p. 107

¶361.

Concubinage

absolution of a concubinary, n. 803, 804, p. 783
of a cleric, n. 586, p. 507
circumstance to be confessed, n. 290, p. 293
definition, n. 289, p. 293
matrimonial dispensation, n. 922, p. 951
notorious, n. 898, p. 903
public, n. 898, p. 903
burial, n. 973, p. 1017

¶362.

Concupiscence

antecedent, n. 13, p. 18; n. 14, p. 19
consequent, n. 14, p. 19; n. 15, p. 20
definition, n. 13, p. 18
division, n. 13, p. 18
excited, n. 15, p. 20
influence, n. 14, p. 19
remedies, n. 126, p. 128
resistance, n. 126, p. 128
practical solutions, n. 15, p. 20
use of reason, n. 14, p. 19
as an act, n. 13, p. 18
as tinder of sin, n. 126, p. 128

¶363.

Those concurring, in a delict, n. 943, Question 2, p. 982; Question 6, p. 987

¶364.

To concur, principally, n. 194, p. 190

¶365.

Concurrence

n. 194, p. 190
as regards election, n. 262, p. 266

¶366.

Condemnation, of an innocent person, n. 558, p. 475; n. 559, Question 1, p. 476

¶367.

Condiments, n. 330, p. 317

fat on a day of fasting, n. 331, Question 3, p. 318

¶368.

Condition, see Conditions

for contracts, n. 501, p. 433; n. 476, p. 420
for an oath, n. 223, p. 224
for law, n. 72, p. 75
for prescription, n. 382, p. 361
for purpose, n. 737, 738, p. 694
for a testament, n. 510, p. 441
of adultery alone, n. 886, p. 892
appended to a sacrament, n. 636, Questions 1, 2, p. 554; n. 655, Question 8, p. 575
of homicide alone, n. 887, p. 894
matrimonial, n. 855, Questions 3-5, p. 846
of the penitent, n. 729, p. 685
of a possessor, n. 558, p. 476
repugnant to matrimony, n. 855, Question 5, p. 847
servile, n. 900, p. 904
of a betrothed person, n. 900, p. 904
shameful in a contract, n. 479, Question 1, p. 421; Question 2, p. 422
of both at once, n. 887, p. 893

¶369.

Conditional

absolution, n. 728, Question 8, p. 684
conferral, n. 636, Questions 1, 2, p. 554; n. 655, Question 8, p. 575
conditional baptism, n. 655, Question 8, p. 574
extreme unction, n. 828, Question 2, p. 805
intention, n. 636, Questions 2, 3, p. 554
conditional matrimony, n. 855, Questions 3-5, p. 846
supplying of order, n. 835, Question 4, p. 822

¶370.

Conditions, see Condition

appended to a contract, n. 501, 502, p. 433
to matrimony, n. 855, Question 5, p. 847
to a sacrament, n. 636, Questions 1, 2, p. 554; n. 655, Question 8, p. 575
of insurance, n. 553, p. 470
impossible, n. 855, Question 4, p. 847
in contracts, n. 476, p. 420
in oaths, n. 223, p. 224
in a promise, n. 503, p. 434
in rescripts, n. 123, p. 125
in testaments, n. 516, p. 446
in vows, evil, n. 229, Question 8, p. 232
of unjust damaging, n. 423, p. 387
of just compensation, n. 410, p. 375
of a game, n. 556, p. 472
of matrimony, n. 856, p. 849
of fear diriment of matrimony, n. 901, p. 907
for fraternal correction, n. 179, 180, Question 1, p. 178
as regards pious causes, n. 516, p. 446
as regards reserved things, n. 780, 781, p. 750

¶371.

Requisite Conditions

for absolving an accomplice, n. 785, Question 5, p. 760
for acquiring domicile, n. 79, p. 83
for incurring censures, n. 944, p. 989
for spiritual relationship, n. 664, Question 8, p. 589
for hearing confessions, n. 769, 770, p. 732; n. 771, p. 735; n. 773, p. 737
for custom, n. 119, p. 119
for contracts, n. 476, p. 420; n. 501, p. 433
for dispensation from the impediment of disparity of cult, n. 881, Question 2, p. 889
for dispensing the Eucharist, n. 689, p. 614
for receiving the Eucharist, n. 696, p. 631; n. 698, p. 634
for the impediment of abduction, n. 884, p. 891
for imputability of a human act, n. 7, 8, p. 13
for gaining indulgences, n. 1049, p. 1065; n. 1050, Question 10, p. 1068; Questions 11, 12, p. 1069

¶372.

Requisite Conditions (continued)

for an oath, n. 223, p. 224
for law, n. 72, p. 75
for occupation, n. 365, 366, p. 355
for mortal sin, n. 128, Question 1, p. 131
for reserving a sin, n. 780, 781, p. 750
for prescription, n. 382, p. 361
for applying the Pauline Privilege, n. 858, p. 851
for purpose, n. 737, 738, p. 694
for reception of a sacrament, n. 645, p. 561; n. 647, p. 563
for sanation of matrimony in the root, n. 931, p. 967
for simony, n. 217, p. 215
for a testament, n. 510, p. 441
for a vow, n. 228, p. 230; n. 229, Question 3, p. 232

¶373.

Conditions (continued)

suspensive, n. 501, 502, p. 433
shameful, in a contract, n. 479, Question 1, p. 421; n. 479, Question 2, p. 422
in matrimony, n. 855, Question 4, p. 847

¶374.

Condonation

of adultery, n. 860, p. 857
of a creditor, n. 460, p. 406; n. 463, Question 5, p. 410
of a debt, n. 452, p. 402
of an offense, n. 174, Question 3, p. 175
presumed, n. 463, Question 5, p. 410
when it is to be presumed, n. 174, Question 2, p. 175; n. 463, Question 5, p. 410

¶375.

Hiring

contract, n. 547, p. 465
definition, n. 547, p. 465

¶376.

Confessor

absolving from censures, n. 950, Question 9, p. 997
absolving from reserved sins without faculty, n. 1003, p. 1042
to be recalled to an examination, n. 772, p. 737
of annual confession, n. 340, Question 2, p. 329

¶377.

Approved Confessor

for hearing confessions, n. 772, p. 737
as regards the dying, n. 773, Question 5, p. 738
as regards sick Religious women, n. 778, Question 5, p. 747
as regards travelers, n. 773, Question 9, p. 739

¶378.

Confessor (continued)

hearing confessions without faculty, n. 1003, p. 1042
of blasphemers, n. 221, Question 1, p. 223
charity, n. 789, p. 772
reserved cases, n. 779, p. 749
concerning abortion, n. 273, Question 3, p. 281
knowledge of the cause, n. 739, p. 696; n. 790, p. 772
commuting penance, n. 766, Questions 4-6, p. 726
commuting a vow, n. 238, p. 238
of spouses, n. 273, Question 3, p. 281
consultation, n. 791, p. 773
convalidating matrimony, n. 925, p. 954; n. 926, 927, p. 962
supply of a confessor, n. 697, Question 1, p. 632
obligation of correcting errors, n. 808, p. 786; n. 809, p. 787; n. 810, p. 788
believing the penitent, n. 796, Question, p. 778
defect of integrity, n. 741, p. 698; n. 792, p. 774
to be denounced, n. 786, p. 764, see Solicitation
denunciation of an accomplice, n. 751, Question 5, p. 710
of those despairing, n. 164, Question 4, p. 168
detecting an impediment, n. 919, p. 941; n. 925, p. 954
detraction, n. 316, Question 2, p. 304
deferring absolution, n. 798, Question 1, p. 780
dismissing the penitent, n. 758, Question, p. 717
dispensation, of illegitimacy, n. 919, p. 941
of impediments, n. 919, p. 941
of vows, n. 236, p. 236
doubting, concerning an accomplice, n. 785, Question 11, p. 762
concerning censure, n. 781, Question 8, p. 753
concerning the disposition of the penitent, n. 128, p. 134; n. 796, Question, p. 778
concerning the sufficiency of matter, n. 725, Question 6, p. 679
receiving confessions in mortal sin, n. 637, p. 555; n. 638, p. 555
extraordinary, n. 778, Question 2, p. 746
false denunciation, n. 1002, p. 1041
ignorant of reservation and absolving, n. 950, Question 9, p. 997
ignorance, n. 791, p. 773
integrity of confession, n. 741, p. 698; n. 792, p. 774
interrogations, n. 795, p. 777
jurisdiction, n. 770, Question 2, p. 732, see Jurisdiction
matrimony in extremis, n. 919, p. 941; n. 952, Question 9, p. 1001; n. 973, Question 7, p. 1020
invalid matrimony, n. 919, p. 941; n. 925, p. 954

¶379.

Of nuns, n. 777, p. 744

sick, n. 778, Question 5, p. 747
removal of a confessor, n. 778, Question 10, p. 748
designation, n. 778, Question 3, p. 746
qualities, n. 778, Question 6, p. 747

¶380.

Of nuns (continued)

elected, n. 778, Question 1, p. 745; Question 5, p. 747
extraordinary, n. 778, Question 2, p. 746
ordinary, n. 778, Question 1, p. 745

¶381.

Confessor (continued)

of women, n. 819, p. 796
office of teaching, n. 791, p. 773
office of warning, n. 793, Question 2, p. 776
denying absolution, n. 797, p. 779; n. 798, p. 781
non-priest hearing confession, n. 978, 979, p. 1025
of novices, n. 776, Questions 6, 7, p. 743
obligation of hearing confessions, n. 639, p. 557
obtaining jurisdiction, n. 771, p. 735; n. 772, p. 736

¶382.

Offices

of doctor, n. 791, p. 773
of judge, n. 793, p. 776
of physician, n. 790, p. 772
as regards customary sinners, n. 803, p. 783
as regards the dying, n. 773, Question 5, p. 738
as regards neo-converts, n. 725, Question 4, p. 678
as regards occasionaries, n. 800, p. 781
as regards pious penitents, n. 806, p. 785
as regards relapsing persons, n. 803, p. 783
as regards the scrupulous, n. 43, p. 43

¶383.

Confessor (continued)

ordinary, n. 778, Question 1, p. 745
particular, to be granted to a Religious woman, n. 778, Question 1, p. 745; Question 5, p. 747
permitting divorce, n. 860, p. 857; n. 861, p. 858
for seminaries, n. 776, Question 7, p. 743
profession of faith, n. 153, Question 4, p. 157
prudence, n. 795, p. 777
as regards dispensation from fasting, n. 338, p. 328
as regards interrogations concerning the debt, n. 795, p. 777
as regards a penitent accusing nothing, n. 726, p. 680
as regards the first communion of children, n. 695, Question 3, p. 629
how many are to be deputed in religion, n. 776, Question 6, p. 743
regular, n. 774, p. 741
of Religious women, n. 778, Question 1, p. 745; Questions 2, 3, p. 746; Question 4, p. 747; p. 1095, n. 31
of religious men, n. 776, Question 6, p. 743
restitution, n. 413, p. 378; n. 431, Question, p. 393
duly disposing the penitent, n. 789, p. 771
knowledge, n. 791, p. 773; n. 794, p. 774
seal, n. 810, p. 788
simple, n. 773, Question 11, p. 740, see In Article of Death
soliciting, n. 786, p. 764, see Solicitation
of an impeded betrothed person, n. 852, Question 10, p. 842; n. 919, p. 941; n. 925, p. 954
of a syphilitic betrothed person, n. 841, p. 834; n. 936, p. 974
studying the matter of the sixth precept, n. 128, Question 7, p. 133; n. 791, p. 773
of a deaf person, n. 751, Questions 6, 7, p. 711
witness in judgments, n. 313, p. 301
use of knowledge obtained in confession, n. 819, Questions 1-5, p. 794
use of probabilism, n. 67, Questions 5, 6, p. 62, 63, see Moral System

¶384.

Confession

of one absent, n. 740, Question 2, p. 697
age of discretion, n. 340, Question 3, p. 329
before communion, n. 696, p. 632
of students of a college, n. 776, Question 4, p. 743
annual, n. 339, p. 328
of one having only venial sins, n. 340, Question 4, p. 330
of blasphemy, n. 221, Question 1, p. 223
Cardinals, n. 771, p. 736

¶385.

Circumstances of sin

aggravating, n. 26, p. 29; n. 745, p. 703
of custom, n. 747, Question 2, p. 704
to be declared, n. 290, p. 293; n. 746, p. 703
definition, n. 26, p. 29
of dignity, n. 747, Question 4, p. 705
source of morality, n. 26, p. 29
degree of incest, n. 747, Question 3, p. 705
gravely evil, n. 746, p. 703
diminishing, n. 745, p. 703
lightly evil, n. 746, p. 703
not necessarily to be declared, n. 747, Questions 1, 2, p. 704; Question 4, p. 705
object of the seal, n. 815, p. 791
of office, n. 747, Question 4, p. 705
of nearness of a person, n. 747, Question 8, p. 706
how manyfold, n. 26, p. 30
recent as though formerly committed, n. 747, Question 5, p. 705
of restitution, n. 442, p. 398
changing the species, n. 745, p. 703

¶386.

Confession (continued)

definition, n. 739, p. 695
defect of speech, n. 751, Question 1, p. 709
defect of time, n. 751, Question 1, p. 709
qualities, n. 741, p. 698
examination of conscience, n. 756, p. 716; n. 757, p. 717
frequent, n. 1050, p. 1069
general, n. 759, p. 718; n. 760, 761, p. 719

¶387.

Confession (continued)

generic, n. 725, Question 5, p. 678
of those ignorant of the language, n. 751, Question 8, p. 711
on a sea journey, n. 773, Question 11, p. 740
of the sick, n. 752, p. 712
integral, n. 741, p. 698; n. 792, p. 774
integrity, formal, n. 741, p. 698
material, n. 741, p. 698
through a messenger, n. 740, Question 2, p. 697
within Mass, n. 244, p. 244
invalid, n. 339, p. 328; n. 783, Question 6, p. 756; Questions 7, 8, p. 757
to be repeated, n. 754, p. 714; n. 755, p. 715
place, n. 819, p. 796
absolution of the dying, n. 752, p. 712
of women, n. 819, p. 796
of the mute and deaf, n. 751, Questions 6, 7, p. 711
of sailors, n. 773, Question 11, p. 740
necessity, n. 739, p. 696
of a neo-convert, n. 725, Question 4, p. 678
non-priest hearing, n. 978, 979, p. 1025
of novices, n. 776, Questions 6, 7, p. 743
numerical distinction, n. 131, p. 136
number to be confessed, n. 742, p. 698; n. 743, Question 2, p. 699
obligation, n. 739, p. 696; n. 740, Question 1, p. 697
forgotten, n. 748, p. 707; n. 749, Questions 1, 2, p. 707
essential part of penance, n. 724, p. 676
doubtful sins, n. 743, p. 701; n. 744, Questions 1-4, p. 701
through an interpreter, n. 751, Question 9, p. 712
danger to reputation, n. 751, Question 1, p. 709
danger to life, n. 751, Question 1, p. 709
of sacramental penance, n. 740, Question 1, p. 697
to be premised before matrimony, n. 852, Question 9, p. 842
for gaining indulgences, n. 1050, Question 11, p. 1069
of relapsing persons, n. 803, 804, p. 783
of Religious women, n. 777, p. 744
of religious men, n. 774, p. 741; n. 776, Question 8, p. 743
of the uneducated, n. 758, Question, p. 717
of a priest as soon as possible, n. 696, p. 632
sacrilegious, n. 338, p. 328; n. 783, Question 6, p. 756; Questions 7, 8, p. 757
satisfaction, n. 762, p. 722
written, n. 740, Question 2, p. 697
secret, n. 810, 811, p. 788
made by signs, n. 751, Question 6, p. 711
of the deaf, n. 751, Questions 6, 7, p. 711
true, n. 739, p. 696

¶388.

To make

Masonic insignia, n. 197, Question 5, p. 193

¶389.

Confirmation

of law in common form, n. 75, Question 1, p. 76
of law in specific form, n. 75, Question 1, p. 76

¶390.

Sacrament of Confirmation, n. 667, p. 595

ceremonies, n. 667, p. 595
definition, n. 667, p. 595
effects, n. 630, Question 3, p. 550
form, n. 670, p. 596
matter, n. 668, p. 595
extraordinary minister, n. 672, p. 598
ordinary minister, n. 672, p. 597
nature, n. 667, p. 595
name, n. 675, Question 11, p. 602
obligation of the bishop, n. 673, Question, p. 598
obligation of receiving, n. 675, Question 1, p. 599
sponsor, n. 675, Questions 4-7, p. 600
for those to be ordained, n. 834, p. 817
requisites, n. 675, Question 2, p. 600
ticket, n. 675, Question 11, p. 602
knowledge requisite, n. 675, Question 2, p. 600
subject, n. 674, p. 598

¶391.

Confiteor, sacramental, n. 652, p. 567

¶392.

Confraternities, indulgences, n. 1054, 1055, p. 1077

¶393.

Confusion, species of accession, n. 397, p. 366

¶394.

Congregation

religious, n. 609, p. 523
of rites, n. 110, p. 112

¶395.

Roman Congregations, n. 110, p. 108-113

as regards matrimonial dispensations, n. 110, p. 109-113

¶396.

Married clerics, n. 835, Question 6, p. 822

¶397.

Spouses, n. 258, p. 261

temporal goods, n. 351, p. 350
direction in confession, n. 273, Question 3, p. 281
departure, n. 859, Questions 13, 14, p. 852, see Pauline Privilege
entrance into religion, n. 610, Question 3, p. 525
rights as regards the use of matrimony, n. 935, 936, p. 972, see Conjugal Debt
duties, of the husband, n. 258, p. 261
mutual, n. 258, p. 261
as regards the use of matrimony, n. 935, 936, p. 972
of the wife, n. 258, p. 262
onanism, n. 938, p. 976
sins in the use of matrimony, n. 937, p. 974; n. 938, p. 975; n. 939, p. 977
solitary sins, n. 938, p. 975

¶398.

Spouses (continued)

danger of the soul, n. 859, Question 5, p. 852; n. 860, p. 858
separation, see Divorce

¶399.

Conjugicide, see Crime

conditions for the impediment, n. 887, p. 892
both at once, n. 887, p. 893

¶400.

Canopy, over the tabernacle, n. 693, Question 4, p. 625

¶401.

Blood relatives

incest, n. 293, p. 294
in the collateral line, n. 891, Question 2, p. 898
in the direct line, n. 889, p. 895
obligations, n. 167, p. 172

¶402.

Consanguinity, n. 888, p. 895

computation, n. 890, p. 896
detection, n. 891, Question 1, p. 897
dispensation, n. 919, p. 944
doubt, n. 889, p. 896
degrees, n. 889, p. 895
diriment impediment, n. 889, p. 895
collateral line, n. 889, p. 896
direct line, n. 889, p. 895
mode of finding, n. 891, Question 1, p. 897
multiplication, n. 889, p. 896
obligations arising, n. 169, p. 172
origin, n. 888, p. 895
stock, n. 888, p. 895
force, n. 889, p. 895

¶403.

Conscience

seared, n. 37, p. 39
certain, n. 33, p. 37
harms of scruples, n. 40, p. 41
definition, n. 29, p. 35
division, n. 29, p. 35
doubtful, n. 33, p. 37
erroneous, n. 30, p. 35
examination of conscience, n. 756, p. 716; n. 757, p. 717
lax, n. 37, p. 39
perplexed, n. 36, Question 2, p. 39
pharisaical, n. 37, p. 39
principles, n. 31, p. 36; n. 34, p. 37; n. 37, p. 39
probable, see Moral System
right, n. 30, p. 35
rules, n. 42, 43, p. 43
remedies of scruples, n. 41, p. 42
scrupulous, n. 37, p. 39
to be followed, n. 31, p. 36
signs of scruples, n. 38, p. 39
suspended, n. 33, p. 37

¶404.

Of conscience

examination, n. 758, p. 717
direct formation, n. 48, p. 45
reflex formation, n. 48, p. 45
manifestation, n. 778, Question 12, p. 749
matrimony, n. 864, Questions 6-9, p. 863
truth, n. 30, p. 35

¶405.

Conscripts, for militia, n. 278, p. 287

¶406.

Consecrated

hosts, n. 693, Question 6, p. 626
particles, n. 693, Question 5, p. 625
species, n. 689, p. 614

¶407.

Consecration, see Sacrifice of Mass

of an altar, n. 716, p. 666
of a chalice, n. 652, p. 568
of a bell, n. 822, Question 6, p. 801; n. 652, p. 568
of chrism, n. 666, Question 3, p. 591
of a church, n. 716, Questions 2-4, p. 665
episcopal, n. 652, p. 568; Question 1, p. 569
of a bishop without Apostolic mandate, n. 1007, p. 1043

¶408.

Of the matter of the Eucharist, n. 682, Question 1, p. 610

conditional, n. 693, Question 5, p. 625
doubtful, n. 693, Question 6, p. 626
form, n. 684, Question 4, p. 612
minister, n. 685, p. 612; n. 686, p. 613
of one species, n. 689, p. 614

¶409.

Consecration (continued)

of the oil of catechumens, n. 650, Question 3, p. 566
papal, n. 652, p. 568
of sacred vessels, n. 652, p. 568; Question 1, p. 569

¶410.

Consent, n. 489, p. 427; n. 854, p. 844

¶411.

Of contracting parties, n. 489, 490, p. 427

defect, n. 490, p. 427; n. 491, p. 428
deliberate, n. 490, p. 427
fraud, n. 491, p. 428
error, n. 491, p. 428
external, n. 489, p. 427
feigned, n. 490, p. 427
internal, n. 489, p. 427
mutual, n. 489, p. 427
vitiated, n. 491, p. 428

¶412.

In committing sin, n. 125, p. 127

doubtful, n. 744, Question 1, p. 701
imperfect, n. 128, Question 4, p. 132
indirect, n. 5, p. 11; n. 6, p. 12
perfect, n. 128, Question 4, p. 132
full, n. 128, Question 1, p. 131
required for mortal sin, n. 128, Question 1, p. 131

¶413.

Consent (continued)

in separation from bed, see Divorce
in betrothals, n. 841, p. 832

¶414.

Matrimonial Consent, n. 854, p. 844

conditional, n. 855, Questions 3-5, p. 846
defect, n. 854, p. 845
expression, n. 855, Question 1, p. 845
feigned, n. 854, p. 845
extorted by fear, n. 901, p. 907
mutual, n. 854, p. 843
by proxy, n. 855, Question 2, p. 846

¶415.

Matrimonial Consent (continued)

perseverance, n. 931, p. 967
to be furnished, n. 915, Question 8, p. 934
as regards sanation in the root, n. 931, p. 966

¶416.

Of parents

for the matrimony of children, n. 852, Question 1, p. 840
for betrothals of children, n. 842, p. 833
for religious life, n. 612, Question 2, p. 534

¶417.

Consent (continued)

requisites for custom, n. 119, Question 1, p. 120

¶418.

One consenting, n. 432, p. 394

reparation of damage, n. 432, 433, 434, p. 394
unjust vote, n. 433, 434, p. 394

¶419.

Consequent, concupiscence, n. 13, p. 18; n. 14, p. 19

¶420.

Counsels, evangelical, n. 608, p. 522

¶421.

Counsel

toward a lesser evil, n. 185, Question 5, p. 183
doctrinal, n. 465, p. 411
deceitful, n. 465, p. 411
reparation, n. 429, 430, p. 393
retraction, n. 429, p. 393
of vigilance, n. 154, Question 4, p. 157

¶422.

Conspirators, in a delict, n. 943, Question 2, p. 982; Question 6, p. 987

¶423.

American Constitution, oath of asserting, n. 224, Question 2, p. 226

¶424.

Constitutive

human act, n. 3, p. 10
blessings, n. 652, Question 2, p. 569

¶425.

Customary sinner, n. 126, p. 128

absolution, n. 803, p. 783
confession, n. 804, p. 783

¶426.

Custom, n. 118, p. 119

abrogation, n. 119, p. 120
acquisition of a privilege, n. 121, p. 122
causal, n. 118, p. 119
centenary, n. 121, p. 122
circumstance of sin, n. 747, Question 2, p. 704
conditions, n. 119, Question 1, p. 119
against law, n. 118, p. 119
definition, n. 118, p. 119
division, n. 118, p. 119
duration, n. 119, Question 2, p. 120
ecclesiastical, n. 119, p. 120
to be torn out, n. 119, Question 2, p. 120
of fact, n. 118, p. 119
formal, n. 118, p. 119
immemorial, n. 119, p. 121
inducing an impediment, n. 874, Question 13, p. 881
interpreting law, n. 96, p. 95
interruption, n. 119, Question 1, p. 120
introduction, n. 119, p. 120
of law, n. 118, p. 119
legitimate, n. 118, 119, Question 1, p. 119
evil, n. 119, Question 1, p. 119; Question 2, p. 120
of sinning, n. 803, p. 783
beyond law, n. 118, p. 119
prohibition, n. 119, Question 2, p. 120
as regards servile works, n. 252, p. 248
as regards stipends, n. 712, Question 6, p. 656
revoking law, n. 119, p. 121

¶427.

One counseling

toward a lesser evil, n. 185, Question 5, p. 183
censure, n. 943, Question 6, p. 987
cooperation, n. 194, p. 190
doctrinal counsel, n. 431, p. 393
deceitful counsel, n. 465, p. 411
unjust, n. 429, p. 393
reparation of damage, n. 429, 430, 431, p. 393
retraction, n. 429, p. 393

¶428.

To consult, soothsayers, n. 209, Question 2, p. 204

¶429.

Consummation

in censure, n. 945, p. 991
of matrimony, n. 853, p. 843
of the work, n. 288, p. 293

¶430.

Contagion

communion, n. 693, Question 9, p. 627
confession to be heard, n. 751, Question 1, p. 709
conjugal debt, n. 935, p. 972; n. 941, p. 979
excusing from integrity of confession, n. 751, Question 1, p. 709
extreme unction, n. 822, Question 3, p. 800
office of physician, n. 565, p. 486
office of parish priest, n. 641, Question, p. 557
rescission of betrothals, n. 842, p. 834

¶431.

Contempt

of authority, n. 87, Question 3, p. 89
formal, n. 87, Question 3, p. 89
of law, n. 87, Question 3, p. 89
of the legislator, n. 87, Question 3, p. 89
material, n. 87, Question 3, p. 89
in obedience, n. 619, Question 3, p. 545
of parents by children, n. 257, p. 253
what kind of sin, n. 128, Question 4, p. 132
of a rule by a religious, n. 610, Question 17, p. 531
of religion, n. 92, p. 92

¶432.

Contracts

absolute, n. 476, p. 420
aleatory, n. 552, p. 470
of a foreigner, n. 488, p. 426
of insurance, n. 553, p. 470
bilateral, n. 476, p. 419
concerning ecclesiastical goods, n. 996, p. 1036
concerning goods of religious, n. 614, Question 7, p. 538
of one civilly dead, n. 486, p. 426
of commutation, n. 238, p. 238
conditional, n. 476, p. 420; n. 501, p. 433
conditions, n. 501, 502, p. 433
consent, see Consent
with an oath, n. 497, 498, p. 432
concerning a thing already owed, n. 477, 478, p. 420

¶433.

Contracts (continued)

definition, n. 476, p. 419
fraud, n. 491, 492, p. 428; n. 493, p. 429
error, n. 491, p. 428
express, n. 476, p. 420
formal, n. 476, p. 420
gratuitous, n. 476, p. 419
capable persons, n. 480, p. 423
in species, n. 503, p. 434
indemnification, n. 490, p. 427
unjust, n. 492, p. 428, 429
innominate, n. 476, p. 419
intention of not fulfilling, n. 490, p. 427
of not obligating, n. 490, p. 427
of one interdicted, n. 487, p. 426
invalidation, n. 491, p. 428; n. 493, Question, p. 429
of labor, n. 549, Questions 2, 3, p. 467
matter, n. 477, 478, p. 420
fear, n. 491, p. 428; n. 492, p. 428
of a minor, n. 481, 482, 483, p. 424
modification, n. 496, p. 432
predefined modes, n. 499, p. 432; n. 500, p. 433
nominate, n. 476, p. 419
bare, n. 476, p. 419

¶434.

Obligation

n. 494, 495, p. 430
cause, n. 494, p. 430
cessation, n. 494, p. 431
demonstration, n. 499, p. 432
gravity, n. 494, p. 430
to a day, n. 499, p. 432
invalidated by civil law, n. 476, p. 420; n. 516, p. 446
oath added, n. 497, 498, p. 432
mode, n. 499, p. 432; n. 500, p. 433
probably fulfilled, n. 463, Question 4, p. 409
substitution, n. 495, p. 431

¶435.

Contracts (continued)

onerous, n. 476, p. 419; n. 528, p. 454
of travelers, n. 80, Question 4, p. 84
capable persons, n. 480, p. 423
of prodigals, n. 487, p. 426
how manyfold, n. 476, p. 419
requisites, n. 489, p. 427
rescindable, n. 482, p. 424
silence, n. 490, p. 427
simple, n. 476, p. 419
solemn, n. 476, p. 419
subject, n. 480, p. 423
subsidiary, n. 549, p. 468
synallagmatic, n. 712, Question 21, p. 660
tacit, n. 476, p. 420
triple, n. 545, p. 464; n. 546, p. 465
shameful, n. 479, Question 1, p. 421; Question 2, p. 422
unilateral, n. 476, p. 419
of a wife, n. 484, 485, p. 425
virtual, n. 476, p. 420
force, n. 494, p. 430

¶436.

Contracting parties

matrimony, n. 917, p. 938
ministers of the sacrament of matrimony, n. 863, p. 859

¶437.

Contrition

for blotting out venial sins, n. 734, Question 4, p. 690
before absolution, n. 732, Question 4, p. 688
appretiatively supreme, n. 734, Question 1, p. 689
attrition, n. 734, Questions 5-7, p. 691; n. 735, p. 692; n. 736, Question 3, p. 693
formal comparison, n. 734, Question 2, p. 690
definition, n. 729, p. 685
detestation, n. 729, p. 685
concerning venial sins, n. 734, Question 4, p. 690
delay, n. 732, Question 2, p. 687
sorrow, n. 729, p. 685
duration, n. 732, Question 5, p. 688
qualities, n. 733, p. 689
efficacy, n. 735, p. 692
formal, n. 729, p. 685
degrees, n. 734, Question 1, p. 689
imperfect, n. 730, p. 686
with the sacrament, n. 731, p. 686
in article of death, n. 732, Question 3, p. 687
beginning of love, n. 734, Question 8, p. 692
intensity, n. 734, Question 1, p. 689
of a dying person, n. 732, Question 3, p. 687
necessary, n. 731, p. 686; n. 732, Question 1, p. 686
of means, n. 731, p. 686
of precept, n. 731, p. 686
new act of sorrow, n. 732, Question 6, p. 688
essential part of penance, n. 722, p. 675
perduration, n. 732, Questions 5, 6, p. 688

¶438.

Perfect Contrition

n. 730, p. 686
outside the sacrament, n. 735, p. 692
as regards eternal punishment, n. 737, Question 2, p. 693
as regards temporal punishment, n. 737, Question 2, p. 693
vow of the sacrament, n. 736, Question 1, p. 692

¶439.

Contrition (continued)

preceding accusation, n. 732, Question 4, p. 688
purpose, n. 737, p. 693; n. 738, Question 1, p. 694
properly so called, n. 729, p. 685

¶440.

Contumacy

as regards censures, n. 944, p. 989; n. 945, p. 991; n. 952, Question 8, p. 1000
withdrawal, n. 946, Question 8, p. 993

¶441.

Insult

confessor, n. 319, p. 308
abusive speech, n. 317, p. 307
definition, n. 317, p. 307
gravity to be determined, n. 318, p. 307

¶442.

Insult (continued)

honor, n. 319, p. 307
reproach, n. 317, p. 307
against God, n. 219, p. 221
against men, n. 319, p. 307
against the saints, n. 219, p. 221
mockery, n. 317, p. 307
malice, n. 318, p. 307
manner of acting on the part of the confessor, n. 319, p. 308
negative, n. 317, p. 307
positive, n. 317, p. 307
as regards the Pauline privilege, n. 859, Question 13, p. 854
reparation, n. 319, p. 307
restitution, n. 319, p. 307
derision, n. 317, p. 307
vengeance, n. 319, p. 308

¶443.

Convalescents

as regards fasting, n. 338, Question 1, p. 326; Question 2, p. 327
as regards Mass, n. 249, p. 247
as regards the divine office, n. 583, p. 504

¶444.

Convalidation of Matrimony, see Revalidation

¶445.

To Summon

to a lay tribunal, n. 991, p. 1034

¶446.

Conventional

penalty, n. 528, Question 1, p. 451
conventional price, n. 534, Question 1, p. 456

¶447.

Conversation

familiar, n. 9, p. 15

¶448.

Converts

abjuration, n. 666, Question 7, p. 592
baptism, n. 666, Question 7, p. 592
confession, n. 725, Question 3, p. 677; Question 4, p. 678
extreme unction, n. 828, Question 1, p. 804
irregular persons, n. 1042, p. 1060
matrimony, n. 917, p. 938
novices, n. 610, Question 3, p. 525

¶449.

Abusive Speech

definition, n. 317, p. 307

¶450.

Boarders

confession, n. 776, Question 4, p. 743
in houses of religious, n. 776, Question 5, p. 743

¶451.

Cooperation

to damage, n. 425, p. 392
to detraction, n. 316, Question 6, p. 305
to false rites, n. 973, p. 1020; n. 974, p. 1021
to injustice, n. 425, p. 392
to bad newspapers, n. 188, 189, p. 186
summoning a heretical minister, n. 199, p. 195
of an advocate, n. 561, Question 4, p. 481
building temples of heretics, n. 197, Question 1, p. 193
of booksellers, n. 189, Question 2, p. 186
singing in a temple of heretics, n. 154, p. 159
of innkeepers, n. 199, Questions 1-3, p. 194
communication, n. 154, p. 160
with an excommunicated person, n. 989, p. 1033
definition, n. 194, p. 190
division, n. 194, p. 190
house of prostitutes, n. 187, Question 3, p. 185
doubtful offspring from adultery, n. 471, p. 414
of servants, n. 441, p. 397
formal, always illicit, n. 194, 195, p. 190
fornication, n. 290, p. 293
making idols, n. 197, Question 2, p. 193
in theft, n. 442, p. 398
in alluring matters, n. 191, p. 188; n. 196, Questions 4, 5, p. 192
in political matters, n. 262, p. 266
unjust, n. 426, p. 392
bad books, n. 188, p. 186; n. 189, p. 186
shameful letters, n. 287, p. 292
material, sometimes licit, n. 194, 195, p. 190
modes, n. 194, p. 190
mute, n. 439, p. 396
negative, n. 439, p. 396
one not manifesting, n. 439, p. 396
one not preventing, n. 439, p. 396
onanism, n. 940, p. 977
of workers, n. 197, Questions 1-3, p. 193
through dances, n. 190, p. 187

¶452.

Positive

consenting, n. 432, 433, 434, p. 394; n. 194, p. 190
counseling, n. 194, p. 190; n. 429, 430, 431, p. 393
commanding, n. 426, p. 392; n. 427, p. 392
flatterer, n. 435, p. 395
participating, n. 437, p. 396
harboring, n. 436, p. 395

¶453.

Cooperation (continued)

as regards innkeepers, n. 199, Questions 1-3, p. 194
as regards servants, n. 196, Questions 1-5, p. 191
as regards merchants, n. 198, Question 1, p. 194
as regards nuns, n. 199, Question 4, p. 195
as regards workmen, n. 197, Questions 1-5, p. 193
restitution, n. 444, p. 398; n. 450-452, p. 401
spectacles, n. 190, p. 187
hospital superioress, n. 199, Question 4, p. 195
is held in solidum, n. 444, 445, p. 398
absolutely, n. 444, p. 398
conditionally, n. 444, p. 398

¶454.

Availability

of a confessor, n. 697, Question 1, p. 632

¶455.

Intercourse, see Conjugal Debt

interruption, n. 938, p. 975
to look at, n. 286, p. 291
conjugal, n. 932, p. 970
fornicarial, n. 289, p. 293
illicit, n. 934, p. 971
incestuous, n. 293, p. 294

¶456.

Intercourse (continued)

obligatory, n. 935, 936, p. 972
at the time of menstruation, n. 934, p. 972
at the time of illness, n. 935, p. 972; n. 941, p. 979
at the time of pregnancy, n. 934, p. 972

¶457.

Before Witnesses Alone

matrimony, n. 911, 912, p. 928; n. 913, Question 2, p. 929; Question 3, p. 930; Question 6, p. 930

¶458.

Rosaries

n. 1050, Question 20, p. 1072

¶459.

Corporal

washing, n. 215, Question 6, p. 214
matter, n. 717, p. 666
for Mass, n. 717, p. 666
touching, n. 215, Question 6, p. 214

¶460.

Corporations

of workers, n. 260, p. 264

¶461.

Corpus Christi

nuptial blessing, n. 864, Question 4, p. 862
interdict, n. 969, p. 1014

¶462.

Body

affliction, n. 263, p. 268
care, n. 264, Question 1, p. 269
dispositions for the Eucharist, n. 698, p. 634
irregularity from defect, n. 1030, Question, p. 1056
Corpus of Canon Law, n. 110, p. 105
parts, honest, n. 281, p. 289
less honest and immodest, n. 281, p. 289
defect of body, n. 1030, Question, p. 1056

¶463.

Correction

confessor, n. 343, Question 3, p. 333; n. 808, p. 786
by office, n. 181, p. 180
of children by parents, n. 257, p. 253, 254

¶464.

Fraternal

by whom to be given, n. 179, p. 178; n. 181, p. 179
damage of a third party, n. 181, p. 180; n. 180, Question 2, p. 179
definition, n. 178, p. 178
delation, n. 181, p. 180
denunciation, n. 181, p. 180
those excused, n. 181, p. 179
invincible ignorance, n. 180, Question 2, p. 179
vincible ignorance, n. 180, Question 2, p. 179
grave matter, n. 180, Question 1, p. 178
obligation, n. 179, p. 178
order to be observed, n. 180, p. 179
precepts, n. 179, p. 178
when to be given, n. 179, 180, p. 178
religion, n. 181, p. 180
scandal, n. 180, Question 2, p. 179
scrupulous persons, n. 181, p. 179
spontaneous accusers, n. 181, p. 180
superiors, n. 181, p. 180

¶465.

Correction (continued)

judicial, n. 181, p. 180
obligation, n. 179, p. 178
of the parish priest, n. 599, p. 518
secret, n. 180, Question 3, p. 179
superior, n. 181, p. 180

¶466.

Corruption

for inflicting damage, n. 465, p. 411
of guards, n. 474, Question 2, p. 416; n. 475, Question 3, p. 418
of a sacramental form, n. 633, p. 552
of a consecrated host, n. 693, Question 7, p. 626

¶467.

Corrupters

to be denounced, n. 181, p. 180
of judges, n. 559, p. 477
of minors, n. 1032, p. 1057

¶468.

Craniotomy

differs from abortion, n. 998, p. 1038
homicide, n. 273, Question 1, p. 278
objections, n. 273, Question 1, p. 278
reproved, n. 273, Question 1, p. 278

¶469.

Gross Ignorance

definition, n. 10, p. 16
excusing from censure, n. 946, Questions 4, 5, p. 992
from a law, n. 21, p. 24
from reservation, n. 781, Question 7, p. 752
from excommunication, n. 943, Question 5, p. 985; n. 946, Questions 4, 5, p. 992
from irregularity, n. 1044, p. 1061
diminishing the voluntary, n. 11, p. 17
things to be believed, explicitly, n. 157, p. 163

¶470.

Credits

as regards sale, n. 535, p. 457
difficult of payment, n. 535, p. 457

¶471.

Creditors

one compelled to cession of goods, n. 449, Question, p. 400
common, n. 453, p. 402
condonation, n. 460, p. 406; n. 463, Question 5, p. 410
hypothecary, n. 453, p. 402
rights, n. 452, p. 401; n. 453, 454, p. 402
privileged, n. 453, p. 402
restitution, n. 463, Question 3, p. 409
full payment, n. 443, 444, 445, p. 398
substitution, n. 463, Question 3, p. 409

¶472.

Cremation

of cadavers, n. 971, p. 1016
cooperation, n. 971, p. 1016
denial of burial, n. 973, Question 1, p. 1017
ordered by the deceased, n. 971, p. 1016
licit, n. 973, Question 5, p. 1019
penalties, n. 971, p. 1016; n. 973, Question 1, p. 1017
reproved, n. 971, p. 1016
ecclesiastical burial, n. 973, Question 5, p. 1019
societies favoring it, n. 986, p. 1028

¶473.

Crepuscular

n. 150, p. 153

¶474.

Crime

criminal, n. 989, p. 1033

¶475.

Diriment Impediment

n. 886, p. 892
adultery alone, n. 886, p. 892

¶476.

Diriment Impediment (continued)

conditions, n. 886, 887, p. 892
dispensation, n. 887, p. 893
homicide alone, n. 887, p. 894
multiplication, n. 887, p. 893
both at once, n. 887, p. 893

¶477.

Crime (continued)

notorious, n. 943, p. 981
occult, n. 943, Question 1, p. 981
revelation, n. 315, p. 302
of solicitation, n. 787, Question 1, p. 765, see Solicitation

¶478.

Criminals

office of sponsor, n. 664, Question 5, p. 588
sterilization by the State, n. 267, Question 1, p. 272

¶479.

Crucifix

blessing, n. 652, p. 568
definition, n. 717, p. 666
depicted, n. 718, Question 8, p. 669
indulgence, n. 1050, Question 23, p. 1073
in Mass, n. 718, Question 8, p. 669
removal from the altar, n. 718, Question 8, p. 669
Most Holy Cross, n. 201, p. 199
Way of the Cross, n. 1057, p. 1081

¶480.

Bloody

defense, n. 268, p. 274
punishment, n. 265, p. 271

¶481.

To Whom

restitution is to be made, n. 448, p. 399, 400

¶482.

Fault

to a reserved case, n. 780, 781, Question 1, p. 750
to censure, n. 944, p. 989
to restitution, n. 425, Question 1, p. 388
juridical, n. 423, p. 387
gross, n. 423, p. 387
theological, n. 423, p. 387

¶483.

Culpability

n. 7, 8, p. 13

¶484.

Worship

acts, n. 201, p. 198
oversight of the Ordinary, n. 209, Question 6, p. 205
of angels, n. 201, p. 198
of the Blessed Virgin Mary, n. 201, p. 198
of a Blessed, n. 201, p. 198
definition, n. 201, p. 198
disparity of cult, n. 879, 880, p. 887, see Disparity of Cult
dulia, n. 201, p. 198
of the Eucharist, n. 694, p. 627, see Eucharist
false, n. 203, p. 201
hyperdulia, n. 201, p. 198
of images, n. 201, p. 198
latria, n. 201, p. 198
of ministers of the Church, n. 201, p. 198
of those not yet beatified, n. 201, p. 198
private, n. 201, p. 198
prohibited, n. 203, p. 201
public, n. 201, p. 198
to whom to be furnished, n. 201, p. 198
regulars, n. 201, p. 199
relative, n. 201, p. 198
of relics, n. 201, p. 198
superfluous, n. 203, p. 201

¶485.

Cumulation

of the power of dispensing, n. 919, p. 942

¶486.

Care

of non-Catholics, n. 161, p. 166
of a sick soul, n. 566, Question, p. 487
of souls, n. 596, p. 516
of blood relatives, n. 169, p. 172
of one's own body, n. 264, Question 1, p. 269
of the Most Holy Eucharist, n. 692, p. 623; n. 693, p. 625
of children, n. 257, p. 253
of the sick, n. 565, p. 485; n. 566, Question, p. 487
of parents, n. 256, p. 251; n. 257, p. 252
of schools, n. 257, p. 258

¶487.

Curia

those stealing a document of the curia, n. 1019, p. 1046
Roman, n. 110, p. 108

¶488.

Guards

excused from Mass, n. 250, p. 247
of fields, n. 440, p. 397
of the goods of a master, n. 440, p. 397
of a prison, n. 562, Question 2, p. 483
of a house, n. 250, p. 247
of infants, n. 250, p. 247
of the sick, n. 250, p. 247
of groves, n. 440, p. 397
of little children, n. 257, p. 253
restitution, n. 440, p. 397
of forests, n. 440, p. 397
of the state, n. 265, p. 272

¶489.

Custody

of the altar, n. 715, p. 663
of the Eucharist, n. 692, p. 623; n. 693, Questions 1-9, p. 625
of the oil of the sick, n. 825, Question 11, p. 808
of the pyx, n. 693, Question 9, p. 626
tabernacle, n. 693, Question 2, p. 623

¶490.

¶491.

Those Condemned to Capital Punishment

n. 695, Question 8, p. 630

¶492.

Condemned

theses, n. 161, p. 166; n. 345, Question 4, p. 340

¶493.

Causing Damage

conditions, n. 424, p. 388
with the owner intended, n. 425, Question 5, p. 389
doubtful offspring from adultery, n. 471, p. 414
effectively inflicted, n. 424, p. 388
from prevention of good, n. 425, Question 10, p. 391
formally, n. 423, p. 387
grave through light faults, n. 425, Question 6, p. 390
inculpable, n. 425, Question 2, p. 389
unjust, n. 423, p. 387
through animals, n. 425, Question 9, p. 391
true, n. 424, p. 388

¶494.

Damager

doubtful, n. 488, p. 400
from a culpable but retracted cause, n. 425, Question 3, p. 389
inculpable, n. 425, Question 2, p. 389
unjust, n. 423, p. 387
poor, n. 461, p. 406; n. 462, p. 407
restitution before the sentence of the judge, n. 424, p. 388
after the sentence of the judge, n. 424, p. 388
theologically culpable, n. 423, p. 387; n. 425, p. 388

¶495.

Damage

to be repaired by the confessor, n. 431, Question, p. 393
compensation, n. 412, p. 378
cooperation, n. 425, p. 392
of a creditor, n. 449, Question 2, p. 400
owner of animals, n. 368, 369, p. 356
emergent, n. 528, Question 1, p. 451
exceeding the legal tax, n. 528, Question 2, p. 453
from delay, n. 459, p. 405
by example, n. 185, Question 1, p. 182
by office, n. 439, 440, p. 396
of a servant, n. 441, p. 397
grave, n. 404, p. 368; n. 425, Question 6, p. 390
in natural goods, n. 464, 465, p. 411
in supernatural goods, n. 464, 465, p. 411
one inflicting light damage, n. 413, p. 379
one not preventing, n. 439, p. 396
through adultery, n. 470, p. 414
through fornication, n. 469, Question, p. 413
through homicide, n. 466, p. 412
through deflowering, n. 469, p. 413
of the Republic, n. 458, Question 4, p. 405
reparation, n. 425, p. 388
restitution, n. 425, Questions 1, 2, p. 388, 389
of scruples, n. 40, p. 41
seal, n. 810, p. 788

¶496.

Dataria

Apostolic, n. 110, p. 113

¶497.

Weakness of Mind

as regards imputability, n. 20, Question 2, p. 24
as regards penalties, n. 943, Question 5, p. 985

¶498.

Debts

of good faith, n. 458, Question 3, p. 404
condonation, n. 452, p. 402
doubtful, n. 463, Question 4, p. 409
from contract, n. 459, p. 406
from delict, n. 459, p. 406
of novices, n. 463, Question 2, p. 408
order to be observed in paying, n. 453, 454, p. 402
of religious, n. 463, Question 3, p. 408; n. 610, Question 3, p. 525
restitution, n. 454, p. 402
through oneself, n. 457, p. 403
payment, n. 443-445, p. 398; n. 453, 454, p. 402
transmission, n. 458, Question 3, p. 404

¶499.

Debtors

cession of goods, n. 453, p. 402
gifts, n. 508, Question 1, p. 437
from knowledge of an unstable state, n. 455, p. 402
excused from payment, n. 460, 461, p. 406
entrance into religion, n. 463, Question 2, p. 408
right to support, n. 462, p. 407
equal necessity of the creditor, n. 462, p. 407
of the Republic, n. 458, Question 4, p. 405
salary, n. 453, p. 402

¶500.

Conjugal Debt

n. 932, p. 970
interruption of intercourse, n. 938, p. 975
illicit acts, n. 934, p. 971; n. 938, p. 975
for avoiding incontinence, n. 935, p. 972
artificial fecundation, n. 934, p. 972
excusing causes, n. 936, p. 973
causes not excusing, n. 935, p. 972; n. 936, p. 973
cessation of obligation, n. 935, p. 972
accompanying things, n. 938, p. 975
definition, n. 932, p. 970
one doubting about the validity of marriage, n. 874, Question 4, p. 876
drunkenness, n. 936, p. 973
one ignorant of the invalidity of marriage, n. 925, p. 954
illicit, n. 934, p. 971
supervening impotence, n. 934, p. 972
begun intercourse, n. 938, p. 975
incontinence, n. 935, p. 972
use of an instrument, see Onanism
questioning of spouses, n. 941, p. 980
right of asking, n. 865, p. 867; n. 933, p. 970; n. 935, p. 973
right of rendering, n. 865, p. 867; n. 932, p. 970
liceity, n. 933, p. 970
licit things, n. 934, p. 971
menstruation, n. 934, p. 972
illness, n. 935, p. 972; n. 941, p. 979
multiplication of offspring, n. 936, p. 973
to deny the debt, n. 869, p. 870; n. 935, p. 972; n. 936, p. 973
those not retaining semen, n. 934, p. 972
on account of pleasure alone, n. 934, p. 971
obligation of asking, n. 935, 936, p. 972
obligation of rendering, n. 935, 936, p. 972
onanism, n. 938, p. 976; n. 939, p. 977
sin of not rendering, n. 935, p. 972

¶501.

Conjugal Debt (continued)

sin by excess, n. 937, 938, p. 974
pregnancy, n. 934, p. 972
as regards the elderly, n. 934, p. 971
as regards sterile persons, n. 934, p. 971
position, n. 934, p. 971
time, n. 934, p. 972
wife exciting herself, n. 938, p. 976
one bound by vow of chastity, n. 869, p. 870

¶502.

Decalogue

ignorance, n. 108, p. 102
precepts to be known, n. 157, Question 3, p. 164
precepts to be believed, n. 157, Question 3, p. 164

¶503.

Deception

malice, n. 491, p. 428
lie, n. 310, p. 300
as regards causing damage, n. 465, p. 411
mental restriction, n. 311, p. 300

¶504.

The Decidual Membrane

as regards baptism, n. 661, p. 579

¶505.

Decisions

of Congregations, n. 110, p. 108-113

¶506.

Declaration

Benedictine, n. 903, Question 3, p. 908
of a law, n. 94, p. 94; n. 96, p. 95
of nullity of marriage, n. 920, p. 945; p. 1093, n. 26
deceitful, of nullity of profession, n. 1013, p. 1045
of penalty, n. 943, Question 3, p. 984
promulgation, n. 96, p. 95
of tax, n. 475, p. 417

¶507.

To Avoid

an offender, n. 174, Questions 3-5, p. 175

¶508.

Decrees

of the Councils of Baltimore, n. 75, Question 3, p. 78
collection of Roman Congregations, n. 344, Question 5, p. 336
general, of the Holy See, n. 83, p. 86
of Ordinaries, n. 75, Question 1, p. 76

¶509.

Defect

of soul, n. 1028, p. 1055
of concealing, n. 842, p. 834
consent, see Consent
of body, n. 842, p. 834
disclosure as regards betrothals, n. 850, p. 839; n. 851, Questions 1, 2, p. 839
of amendment, n. 803, p. 793
of essentials in sacraments, n. 633, p. 552
in confession by the confessor, n. 810, Question, p. 788
in a contract, n. 491, p. 428
in the exercise of office, n. 559, Question 1, p. 476; n. 565, p. 486
of the integrity of confession, n. 742, p. 698
of speech as regards the integrity of confession, n. 751, Question 1, p. 709
manifestation of a thing sold, n. 531, Question, p. 455
matter of the seal, n. 815, p. 791
natural, n. 1030, p. 1056
obligations of the penitent, n. 765, p. 725
as regards value, n. 531, Question, p. 455
revelation, n. 842, p. 834
of time as regards the integrity of confession, n. 751, Question 1, p. 709

¶510.

Those Defending

apostates, n. 989, p. 1032
excommunicated persons, n. 989, p. 1032
heretics, n. 989, p. 1032
condemned propositions, n. 345, Question 4, p. 340
one's own life, n. 269, Question 2, p. 274

¶511.

Defense

bloody, n. 268, p. 274
of another's life, n. 268, p. 274
of one's own life, n. 268, p. 274

¶512.

Defender of the Bond

n. 919, p. 945

¶513.

Deflowerer

of a virgin, n. 279, p. 294

¶514.

Defrauder

of tax, n. 474, Question 2, p. 416; n. 475, Question 3, p. 418

¶515.

The Dead

privileged altar, n. 1059, 1060, p. 1084
capable of the fruits of Mass, n. 704, Question 3, p. 643; Question 4, p. 645
funerals, n. 596, p. 516; n. 973, Question 1, p. 1017; Question 8, p. 1020
indulgences, n. 1050, Question 6, p. 1067; Question 9, p. 1068; n. 1052, 1053, p. 1076
Mass for the dead, n. 704, Questions 7, 8, p. 647; n. 714, Question 3, p. 661
office of the dead, n. 574, Question 5, p. 496
burial, n. 971, p. 1016

¶516.

Degradation

n. 965, p. 1012; n. 967, p. 1013

¶517.

Temptation of God

n. 212, p. 209

¶518.

To Take Pleasure

concerning omission, n. 137, Question 3, p. 143

¶519.

Pleasure

n. 135, p. 141
in readings, n. 287, p. 292
in kisses, n. 281, p. 289
in shameful conversations, n. 287, p. 292
in use of marriage, n. 935, p. 972; n. 938, p. 976
morose, n. 135, p. 141
malice, n. 136, p. 142; n. 281, p. 289
sensible, n. 280, p. 288
immodest touches, n. 283, p. 290
touches with beasts, n. 284, p. 290
venereal, n. 280, p. 288

¶520.

Delegation

to confessions, n. 770, Question 4, p. 773; p. 1095, n. 30
to matrimony, n. 910, p. 922; n. 911, Question 9, p. 925
to a universality of causes, n. 911, Question 14, p. 926; p. 1095, n. 30
author, n. 911, Question 1, p. 923

¶521.

Delegation (continued)

Cardinals, as regards confessions, n. 771, p. 736
cessation, n. 770, Questions 10, 11, p. 734; n. 773, Question 13, p. 740
concession, n. 770, Question 4, p. 733
execution of dispensation, n. 924, Question 2, p. 954
the Church supplying, n. 770, Question 12, p. 735
in the internal forum, n. 770, Question 9, p. 734; n. 773, Question 1, p. 737
of jurisdiction, n. 770, Question 4, p. 733
limited, n. 773, Question 14, p. 740
power, n. 770, Question 4, p. 733
revocation, n. 770, Question 10, p. 734
to a priest sailing, n. 773, Question 11, p. 740
written, for marriage, n. 911, Question 3, p. 923
subdelegation, n. 911, Question 11, p. 925; n. 912, p. 925
of impediments of marriage, n. 845, p. 836, see Banns
judicial, n. 181, p. 180
of books, n. 345, Question 2, p. 339
of the name of an accomplice, n. 751, Question 4, p. 741
one not denouncing, n. 786, p. 764; n. 987, Question 7, p. 1032; n. 1005, p. 1042
obligation, n. 181, p. 180; n. 786, p. 764; n. 787, Question 12, p. 770
of a corrupting priest, n. 181, p. 180
transmission, n. 24, p. 1092

¶522.

Apostolic Delegate

n. 987, Question 6, p. 1031

¶523.

Deliberation

human act, n. 1, p. 9
for mortal sin, n. 128, Question 1, p. 131
for venial sin, n. 128, Question 2, p. 131
concerning consent to be furnished, n. 128, Question 6, p. 133
in contracts, n. 489, 490, p. 427
in matrimony, n. 854, p. 844
in betrothals, n. 836, p. 825
in vows, n. 229, Question 1, p. 230

¶524.

Delict

concurrent persons, n. 943, Question 2, p. 982
forum, n. 943, Question 7, p. 987
imputability, n. 21, Question 1, p. 23
from fault, n. 21, p. 23
from malice, n. 21, p. 23
is diminished, n. 21, p. 24
is presumed, n. 21, p. 23
in the internal forum, see Sin
incapable persons, n. 21, p. 24, 25, 26
irregularity from delict, n. 1034, p. 1058
notorious, n. 943, p. 981
of simony in offices, n. 1015, p. 1045

¶525.

Delinquents

charity, n. 178, 179, p. 178

¶526.

The Delirious

as regards communion, n. 695, Question 8, p. 630

¶527.

Denial

of absolution, n. 797, p. 779
of the debt, see Conjugal Debt
secretly to a secret person, n. 642, p. 558
to a public sinner, n. 642, p. 558
of sacraments to an unworthy person, n. 642, p. 558

¶528.

Denunciation

causes excusing for the present, n. 787, Question 7, p. 768; Question 11, p. 769
of a soliciting confessor, n. 786, p. 764
evangelical, n. 181, p. 180
false, of a confessor, n. 1002, p. 1041

¶529.

Deposition

definition, n. 965, p. 1012; n. 966, p. 1013

¶530.

Deposit

definition, n. 519, p. 448
obligation of the depositor, n. 520, p. 448
obligation of the depositary, n. 520, p. 448
restitution, n. 418, Question 4, p. 383; n. 425, p. 392

¶531.

Deputies

prohibited clerics, n. 593, p. 512

¶532.

Abandoned

goods, n. 376, p. 359

¶533.

Derision

malice, n. 220, p. 222

¶534.

Derogation

definition, n. 105, p. 101
derogatory law, n. 118, p. 119
of a law, n. 105, p. 101; n. 110, p. 108

¶535.

Desire

conditioned, n. 137, Question 2, p. 143
of spouses concerning future intercourse, n. 938, p. 976
definition, n. 135, p. 141
inefficacious, n. 136, p. 141
licit, n. 137, Question 2, p. 143
of evil, n. 135, 136, p. 141
malice, n. 134, Question 4, p. 141; n. 136, p. 141; n. 137, p. 142
of death, n. 170, Questions 1, 2, p. 172
manifold, n. 135, p. 141
of perfection, n. 807, p. 786
depraved, n. 136, p. 141
of betrothed persons concerning future intercourse, n. 137, Question 2, p. 143

¶536.

Desperation

definition, n. 162, p. 167
malice, n. 164, Question 3, p. 168
as regards the care of habitual sinners, n. 164, p. 168
rules, n. 164, p. 168
remedies, n. 164, Question 4, p. 168

¶537.

Those Destitute of Senses

sacraments to be administered, n. 662, Question 8, p. 584

¶538.

Those Holding

ecclesiastical goods, n. 994, p. 1036

¶539.

Detraction

hearers, n. 316, Question 6, p. 305
public candidates, n. 316, Question 4, p. 304
causes excusing from restitution of reputation, n. 316, Question 7, p. 305
of a religious community, n. 134, Question 1, p. 139
confessor, n. 316, Question 2, p. 303

¶540.

Detraction (continued)

material calumniator, n. 316, Questions 8, 9, p. 306
definition, n. 314, p. 302
direct, n. 314, p. 302
division, n. 314, p. 302
those rejoicing, n. 316, Question 6, p. 305
in writings, n. 316, Question 4, p. 304
indirect, n. 314, p. 302
malice, n. 315, p. 302
ways of repairing damage, n. 315, p. 303
custom of divulging life, n. 316, Question 4, p. 304
revelation of crime, n. 315, p. 302; n. 316, Question 2, p. 304
restitution of reputation, n. 315, p. 303
of a priest, n. 215, Question 1, p. 211
practical solutions, n. 316, Questions 1-5, p. 303
to one man, n. 316, p. 303

¶541.

Devotion

in the divine office, n. 581, p. 503

¶542.

Diaconate

age, n. 835, Question 3, p. 821
definition, n. 829, p. 810
dispensation in article of death, n. 919, p. 940
form, n. 830, p. 811
matter, n. 830, p. 811
offices, n. 829, p. 810
power conferred, n. 658, p. 577; n. 685, Question, p. 613
knowledge required, n. 835, Question 2, p. 821

¶543.

Deacon

canonical age, n. 835, Question 3, p. 821
baptizing solemnly, n. 658, p. 577
distributing the Eucharist, n. 685, Question, p. 613
offices, n. 829, p. 810
ordination, n. 830, p. 811

¶544.

Newspapers

clerics as editors, n. 344, Question 2, p. 335
cooperators, n. 344, p. 334
prohibited, n. 344, p. 334

¶545.

Dictograph

liceity, n. 325, Question 5, p. 311

¶546.

Days

of abstinence, n. 330, p. 317
Lord's Day, n. 240, p. 241; n. 252, p. 248
feast days, n. 240, p. 241; n. 252, p. 248
of fasting, n. 334, p. 323

¶547.

Difficulty

as regards the integrity of confession, n. 751, Question 1, p. 709

¶548.

Delay

of sacramental absolution, n. 798, Question, p. 780
on account of restitution, n. 413, p. 379
of baptism, n. 662, Question 7, p. 583
of Paschal communion, n. 342, Question 3, p. 331
of the denunciation of a solicitor, n. 786, Question 3, p. 767
of marriage after betrothal, n. 839, p. 831
of Masses for a stipend, n. 712, Question 8, p. 657
of restitution, n. 459, p. 406
of sacramental satisfaction, n. 766, Question 2, p. 726
of fulfilling a vow, n. 231, Question 2, p. 233

¶549.

Love

definition, n. 165, p. 169
of God, n. 168, p. 170
fraternal, n. 168, p. 170
of enemies, n. 171, p. 173; n. 172, p. 173
precept, n. 167, Question 1, p. 169
of neighbor, n. 168, p. 170; n. 169, p. 171
signs to be exhibited, n. 173, p. 174
practical solutions, n. 170, p. 172; n. 174, p. 175

¶550.

Diligence

omitted, as regards penalty, n. 943, Question 5, p. 985

¶551.

Those Dismissed

from colleges, n. 610, Question 5, p. 527
from religion, n. 610, Question 5, p. 527
from seminaries, n. 610, Question 5, p. 527

¶552.

Dismissal

of a penitent, n. 758, p. 717

¶553.

Dimissorial Letters

for Orders, n. 1008, p. 1043
necessity, n. 832, p. 814; n. 833, Question 4, p. 816
power of giving, n. 833, Question 2, p. 814
for religious, n. 833, Question 2, p. 814

¶554.

Diocesan Curia

those stealing a document, n. 1019, p. 1046
Roman, n. 110, p. 108

¶555.

Diocesan Synod

n. 75, p. 76
legislator, n. 75, Question 1, p. 78
profession of faith, n. 153, Question 4, p. 157

¶556.

Diocese

division of territory, n. 710, p. 654
beginning of canonical possession, n. 904, p. 910
residence, n. 594, p. 512
service, n. 835, Question 5, p. 820
visitation, n. 594, p. 514

¶557.

Diriment Impediments, see Impediments

¶558.

Departure

of a spouse, n. 859, Questions 13, 14, p. 854
from the territory of the legislator, n. 783, Question 1, p. 755

¶559.

Discretion

in the insane, n. 695, Question 3, p. 629
sufficient for communion, n. 695, Question 3, p. 629

¶560.

Disparity of Cult

assistance of the parish priest, n. 880, p. 888
doubtful baptism, n. 879, 880, p. 887
cautions, n. 881, Question 2, p. 889
difference from the ancient law, n. 880, p. 888
invalid dispensation, n. 881, Question 3, p. 889

¶561.

Disparity of Cult (continued)

faculty of dispensing, n. 881, Questions 3, 4, p. 889
diriment impediment, n. 879, 880, p. 887
unreformed Jews, n. 881, Question 4, p. 889
by the law of nature, n. 881, Question 1, p. 888
of ecclesiastical law, n. 881, Question 1, p. 888

¶562.

Dispensation

from fasting, n. 338, p. 328

¶563.

From A Law

n. 98, p. 97
author, n. 99, p. 97, 98
doubtful cause, n. 102, p. 100
impulsive cause, n. 103, p. 100
motive cause, n. 103, p. 100
required cause, n. 101, p. 99
cessation of dispensation, n. 104, p. 100
when the motive cause ceases, n. 104, p. 100
by non-use, n. 104, p. 101
by renunciation, n. 104, p. 101
by revocation, n. 104, p. 100
definition, n. 98, p. 97
dispenser, n. 99, p. 97
division, n. 98, p. 97
explicitly conceded, n. 100, Question 2, p. 97
implicitly conceded, n. 100, Question 2, p. 97
in a case of difficult recourse, n. 100, Question 2, p. 97
in doubt about the sufficiency of the cause, n. 102, Question 2, p. 100
in civil law, n. 98, 99, p. 97
in divine law, n. 100, Question 1, p. 97
in ecclesiastical law, n. 100, Question 2, p. 97; Questions 3-5, p. 98; n. 101, p. 99
in an invalidating law, n. 98, 99, p. 97
in penal law, n. 98, p. 97
in pontifical law, n. 100, p. 97
interpretation of dispensation, n. 98, Question 2, p. 96
by extraordinary right, n. 100, Question 2, p. 97
by ordinary right, n. 100, Question 2, p. 97
liceity, n. 101, p. 99
obreption of the truth, n. 101, p. 99
petition, n. 19, p. 1091
power of the legislator, n. 99, p. 97
as regards bishops, n. 100, Question 2, p. 97
as regards parish priests, n. 100, Question 4, p. 98
as regards travelers, n. 100, Question 3, p. 98
as regards superiors, n. 102, Question 1, p. 99; n. 103, p. 100
as regards vagi, n. 100, Question 2, p. 97
in relation to Roman offices, n. 110, p. 107
requisites, n. 101, p. 99
without a just cause, n. 102, Question 1, p. 99
practical solutions, n. 103, p. 100
subdelegation, n. 100, Question 6, p. 98
subreption of the truth, n. 101, p. 99
successive tract, n. 104, p. 100
from an oath, n. 226, Question 5, p. 229

¶564.

From A Vow

n. 236, p. 236
author, n. 236, p. 236
of perfect chastity, n. 237, Question 3, p. 237
required cause, n. 237, Question 1, p. 237
by commuting, n. 238, p. 238
definition, n. 236, p. 236
power of regulars, n. 236, p. 237
of simple chastity, n. 236, p. 237
from a solemn vow, n. 237, Question 3, p. 237
from vows reserved to the Pope, n. 237, Question 3, p. 237

¶565.

Dispensation (continued)

from abstinence, n. 338, p. 328
from irregularities, n. 1046, p. 1061; n. 1047, p. 1062
for servile works on a feast day, n. 230, p. 240
of the Eucharist, see Communion

¶566.

Matrimonial

from banns, n. 848, p. 838
from a consummated marriage of infidels, n. 858, p. 851
from a ratified and non-consummated marriage, n. 857, 858, p. 851; n. 919, p. 944
to whom reserved, n. 858, p. 850
from impediments, n. 874, Question 12, p. 881
notation, n. 919, p. 942
scope, n. 919, p. 944
author, n. 874, Question 12, p. 881
causes, n. 922, Question 12, p. 949
notification, n. 919, p. 942
cessation, n. 922, Question 3, p. 952
cumulation, n. 919, p. 942
power of the bishop, n. 919, p. 940, 941, 943, 945
execution, n. 919, p. 945; n. 924, Question 2, p. 954
form of dispensing, n. 924, Question 2, p. 953
form of petitioning, n. 923, 924, Question 1, p. 953
in article of death, n. 919, p. 940
in a perplexed case, n. 919, p. 941; n. 925, p. 954
in doubt about the necessity of dispensation, n. 874, Question 3, p. 876
mode of dispensing, n. 923, 924, Question 1, p. 953
mode of petitioning, n. 923, 924, Question 1, p. 953
power of the Pope, n. 919, p. 940; n. 920, Question 1, p. 946
power of the parish priest, n. 913, p. 931; n. 919, p. 941
poor persons, n. 919, p. 945

¶567.

Matrimonial (continued)

petition laboring under obreption, n. 919, p. 945; n. 921, p. 949
petition laboring under subreption, n. 919, p. 945; n. 921, p. 949
what must be set forth, n. 922, Question 2, p. 951
tax, n. 919, p. 945
verification of the cause, n. 924, Question 2, p. 954
from interpellation to be made, n. 855, Question 4, p. 852; Question 7, p. 853
for legitimating offspring, n. 919, p. 940

¶568.

Disposition

in baptism of adults, n. 662, Question 8, p. 585
in confirmation, n. 675, Question 2, p. 600
in revalidation of marriage, n. 929, p. 963, 966
in reception of communion, n. 696, p. 631
for first communion, n. 695, Question 3, p. 629
in reception of sacraments, n. 645, p. 561; n. 647, p. 563
interpretative, n. 5, p. 12
of the penitent, n. 789, p. 771
for extreme unction, n. 825, p. 802
extraordinary signs, n. 805, p. 784
ordinary signs, n. 804, p. 783

¶569.

Dissent

of parents, as regards marriages of children, n. 852, Question 1, p. 840
as regards betrothals of children, n. 842, p. 833

¶570.

Dissimulation

definition, n. 643, Question 2, p. 559
of sacraments, n. 643, Question 2, p. 559

¶571.

Distance

excusing from Mass, n. 242, p. 243
as regards absolution to be given, n. 728, Question 6, p. 683
species to be consecrated, n. 633, p. 552

¶572.

Distillation

difference from pollution, n. 301, p. 295
malice, n. 303, p. 297

¶573.

Distinction

numerical, of sins, n. 131, p. 136
specific, of sins, n. 129, p. 135; n. 130, p. 136
of virtues, n. 151, p. 154

¶574.

Distraction

involuntary in hearing Mass, n. 243, p. 243
voluntary, in the administration of sacraments, n. 635, p. 553
in the divine office, n. 582, Question 2, p. 504
in hearing Mass, n. 581, p. 505; n. 635, p. 553
in receiving sacraments, n. 646, Question 2, p. 562

¶575.

Distributive

justice, n. 346, p. 344

¶576.

Districts

obligations of political leaders, n. 262, p. 267

¶577.

Divination

to consult soothsayers, n. 209, Question 2, p. 204
definition, n. 207, p. 203
division, n. 207, p. 203
from idols, n. 207, p. 203
from natural means, n. 209, Question 1, p. 204
malice, n. 208, p. 203
various cases, n. 209, p. 204
rods, n. 209, Question 5, p. 205

¶578.

Diviners

definition, n. 209, Question 2, p. 204

¶579.

Divinatory

lots, n. 209, Question 3, p. 205
rods, n. 209, Question 5, p. 205

¶580.

Divine Office

n. 573, p. 499, see Divine Office

¶581.

Riches

supervening, as regards betrothals, n. 841, p. 832

¶582.

Divorce

n. 857, p. 850

¶583.

Civil

n. 559, p. 477; n. 561, Question 6, p. 482; n. 861, p. 859
obligations of an advocate, n. 561, Question 6, p. 482
obligations of a Catholic judge, n. 559, Question 4, p. 477
power of a civil judge, n. 559, Question 4, p. 477
what is lawful for spouses, n. 860, p. 857

¶584.

Imperfect

n. 860, p. 857
authority for making, n. 860, p. 857; n. 861, p. 858
causes for making, n. 860, p. 857; n. 861, p. 859
confessor permitting, n. 860, p. 857; n. 861, p. 858
definition, n. 860, p. 857
entrance into religion, n. 860, p. 857
rights from divorce, n. 860, p. 857
rights of the innocent party, n. 860, p. 857
liceity, n. 860, p. 857
obligation of making, n. 860, p. 858
as regards cohabitation, n. 860, p. 857, 858
as regards the bed, n. 860, p. 857, 858
reception of Orders, n. 860, p. 857

¶585.

Perfect

n. 858, p. 850
from the bond, n. 858, p. 850
through dispensation of the Pope, n. 858, p. 850
through death of a spouse, n. 856, p. 849
through the Pauline privilege, n. 858, p. 851
through solemn profession, n. 858, p. 850

¶586.

Those Teaching

condemned propositions, n. 345, Question 4, p. 340

¶587.

Christian Doctrine

to be taught by parents, n. 257, Question 5, p. 256; Question 7, p. 258
to be taught by the parish priest, n. 598, p. 517
faith, n. 345, Question 4, p. 340

¶588.

Documents

for admission into religion, n. 610, Question 5, p. 526
for sacred ordination, n. 1008, p. 1043
as regards the existence of a matrimonial impediment, n. 919, p. 942

¶589.

Demonology, see Superstition

¶590.

Sorrow

concerning sins, n. 729, p. 685
definition, n. 729, p. 685
disposition for the sacrament of penance, n. 732, Question 4, p. 688
efficacious, n. 733, p. 689
essential, n. 732, Question 4, p. 688
qualities, n. 733, p. 689

¶591.

Deceit, see Fraud

definition, n. 490, p. 428
in emitting profession, n. 610, Question 8, p. 528; n. 1013, p. 1045
in entering marriage, n. 854, p. 845
in entering religion, n. 610, Question 3, p. 525
in an oath, n. 226, Question 2, p. 228
when it is presumed, n. 21, Question 1, p. 23
as regards contract, n. 491, p. 429
substantial, n. 491, p. 428

¶592.

Domestics

taking away foodstuffs, n. 404, Question 2, p. 369; n. 463, Question 5, p. 410

¶593.

Domicile

acquisition, n. 79, p. 83
loss, n. 79, p. 83
of those contracting marriage, n. 908, p. 916
definition, n. 79, p. 83
those not possessing, n. 80, Question 3, p. 84
of those to be ordained, n. 835, Question 4, p. 821
those possessing, n. 80, Question 3, p. 84
proclamations, n. 846, p. 837
quasi-domicile, n. 79, p. 83; n. 908, p. 916; n. 909, Question 1, p. 917; n. 909, p. 920
as regards baptism, n. 666, Question 1, p. 591
as regards Paschal communion, n. 341, p. 331
as regards jurisdiction, n. 908, p. 916
as regards laws, n. 80, p. 84

¶594.

Dominative Power

definition, n. 350, p. 347
subject, n. 354, p. 349

¶595.

Lord's Day

those bound to sanctify it, n. 240, p. 241
obligation of hearing Mass, n. 240, p. 241; n. 326, p. 313
to be observed, n. 239, p. 240; n. 252, p. 248

¶596.

Dominion

n. 350, p. 347

¶597.

Acquisition

n. 365, p. 355
through accession, n. 394, p. 365
through contract, n. 476, p. 419
through occupation, n. 365, 366, p. 355
through prescription, n. 382, p. 360

¶598.

Dominion (continued)

eminent, n. 351, p. 347
of authors, n. 363, p. 353
of clerics, n. 361, p. 352
definition, n. 350, p. 347
direct, n. 351, p. 347
division, n. 351, p. 347
of reputation, n. 353, Question 1, p. 348
of children of families, n. 355, p. 349
imperfect, n. 351, p. 347
over men, n. 353, Question 2, p. 348
indirect, n. 351, p. 347
object, n. 352, p. 348
perfect, n. 351, p. 347
full, n. 351, p. 347
of religious, n. 614, Question 2, p. 536
subject, n. 354, p. 349
useful, n. 351, p. 347
of wives, n. 357, p. 350; n. 358, p. 351; n. 359, Question 2, p. 352

¶599.

Lord

absolute of all things, n. 349, p. 346
obligations of masters, n. 259, p. 262
obligations of servants, n. 259, p. 263

¶600.

Owner Of A Thing

n. 448, p. 399
certain, n. 448, p. 399
doubtful, n. 448, p. 400
theft from the owner, n. 402, p. 368
unwilling, n. 402, p. 368
the thing cries out to the owner, n. 415, p. 380
the thing fructifies for the owner, n. 415, p. 380
the thing perishes to the owner, n. 415, p. 380
restitution, n. 448, p. 399

¶601.

House

formed, n. 609, p. 523
of prostitutes, n. 189, Question 3, p. 185
of novitiate, n. 610, Question 7, p. 528
parochial, n. 597, p. 516
of religious, n. 609, p. 523
religious, n. 609, p. 523
of studies, n. 835, Question 2, p. 821

¶602.

Donation

acceptance, n. 508, Question 2, p. 437
to pious causes, n. 508, p. 439
conditions, n. 508, Question 8, p. 439
definition, n. 506, p. 436
division, n. 506, p. 436
made to a church, n. 361, p. 353
effects, n. 506, p. 436
forms, n. 508, Question 3, p. 437
gratuitous, n. 506, p. 436
in favor of an absent person, n. 508, Question 4, p. 438

¶603.

Donation (continued)

incapable persons, n. 508, p. 437
for donating, n. 508, Question 1, p. 437
for receiving, n. 508, Question 2, p. 437
between the living, n. 508, p. 439
manual under condition, n. 508, Questions 8, 9, p. 439
death before acceptance, n. 508, Question 7, p. 439
death after acceptance, n. 506, p. 436
on account of death, n. 508, p. 436
privileged, n. 508, Question 2, p. 439
promise, n. 506, p. 436
as regards restitution, n. 508, Question 9, p. 439
real, n. 506, p. 436
revocation, n. 508, Questions 5, 6, p. 438
simulated, n. 457, p. 403
validity, n. 507, p. 436
verbal, n. 506, p. 436

¶604.

Dowry

administration, n. 357, p. 350
deficient, n. 922, Question 1, p. 950
from our law, n. 358, p. 351
from Roman law, n. 357, p. 350
of a nun, n. 218, Question 3, p. 217
as regards impediments of matrimony, n. 922, Question 1, p. 950
usufruct, n. 357, p. 350

¶605.

Rash Doubt

definition, n. 320, p. 308
gravity, n. 321, p. 309
smallness, n. 322, p. 309
practical solutions, n. 322, p. 309

¶606.

Doubt

before marriage, n. 852, Question 10, p. 842
concerning acceptance of a law, n. 85, Question 2, p. 87
concerning baptism, n. 633, p. 552; n. 880, p. 888
concerning the cause of dispensation, n. 102, Question 2, p. 100
concerning censure, n. 946, Question 2, p. 991
concerning consecration, n. 693, Question 6, p. 626
concerning consent to sin, n. 744, Question 1, p. 701
concerning cooperation from adultery, n. 471, p. 414
concerning causing damage, n. 471, p. 414
concerning dispensation, n. 102, Question 2, p. 100; n. 874, Question 3, p. 876
concerning the disposition of the penitent, n. 796, Question, p. 778
concerning the owner, n. 448, p. 400
concerning sacramental form, n. 633, p. 552
concerning the gravity of sin, n. 128, p. 134
concerning matrimonial impediments, n. 874, p. 876
concerning fulfillment of a vow, n. 67, Question 4, p. 61
concerning law, n. 33, p. 37
concerning jurisdiction, n. 773, Question 2, p. 737; Question 3, p. 738
concerning law, n. 66, p. 59; n. 85, Question 2, p. 87
concerning the matter of the sacrament of penance, n. 725, Question 6, p. 679
concerning the mind of one giving a stipend, n. 712, Question 7, p. 657
concerning death of a spouse, n. 879, p. 886
concerning the necessity of dispensation, n. 874, Question 3, p. 876
concerning ordination, n. 835, Question 4, p. 821
concerning paternity, n. 471, p. 414
concerning sins, n. 743, p. 701
concerning privilege, n. 121, p. 123
concerning reservation, n. 781, Question 8, p. 753
concerning satisfaction, n. 67, Question 4, p. 61
concerning ecclesiastical burial, n. 973, Question 1, p. 1017
concerning payment of debt, n. 463, Question 4, p. 409
concerning life of the fetus, n. 273, Question 8, p. 282
concerning a vow, n. 229, Question 5, p. 231
definition, n. 33, p. 37
from adultery, n. 471, p. 414
of fact, n. 33, p. 37
oath in doubt, n. 224, Question 1, p. 225
of law, n. 33, p. 37
negative, n. 33, p. 37
obligation of inquiring, n. 35, p. 38
doubtful drug, n. 565, p. 485
positive, n. 33, p. 37
doubtful possession, n. 420, p. 385; n. 421, p. 386
after marriage, n. 874, Question 4, p. 876
practical, n. 33, p. 37
principles to be held, n. 34, p. 37
remedies, n. 34, p. 37; n. 41, p. 42; n. 48, p. 45
speculative, n. 33, p. 37
strictly so called, n. 70, p. 67

¶607.

Duel

conditions, n. 275, p. 285
defense, n. 275, p. 285
definition, n. 274, p. 285
illicit, n. 274, p. 285
licit, n. 274, p. 285
mortal sin, n. 274, p. 285
obligation of restitution, n. 467, p. 412
penalties, n. 998, p. 1039
condemned propositions, n. 276, p. 286
provocation, n. 999, p. 1039
practical solutions, n. 274, p. 285

¶608.

Dulia

definition, n. 201, p. 198
to whom it is to be exhibited, n. 201, p. 198

¶609.

Hardness

toward the poor, n. 141, p. 146

¶610.

Leader of War

doubting about the justice of the war, n. 278, Question, p. 287
as regards just war, n. 277, p. 287

¶611.

¶612.

Drunkenness

total abstinence, n. 150, Question 2, p. 150
for avoiding a greater evil, n. 150, Question 3, p. 151
cooperation, n. 149, p. 149
definition, n. 147, p. 148
excusing from penalty, n. 943, Question 5, p. 985
habitual, n. 150, p. 152
evil committed in it, n. 9, p. 15; n. 20, Question 2, p. 24
mortal sin, n. 148, p. 148
promise not to drink (pledge), n. 150, p. 150
provocation of others, n. 149, p. 149
remedies, n. 150, Question 2, p. 150; n. 150, p. 152
practical solutions, n. 149, p. 149

¶613.

Drunken Persons

aggressor of life, n. 269, Question 1, p. 274
incapable of contract, n. 487, p. 426
dying, n. 752, p. 712; n. 753, p. 713
as regards the conjugal debt, n. 936, p. 973
as regards laws, n. 79, p. 82

¶614.

The Church Supplies

in common error, n. 770, Question 12, p. 735; n. 773, Question 1, p. 737

¶615.

Church

administration of goods, n. 712, p. 657, 658
building of heretical churches, n. 197, Question 1, p. 193
blessing, n. 652, p. 568
collegiate, n. 771, p. 736
consecration, n. 652, p. 568
execration, n. 716, Question 4, p. 665
enemies, n. 985, p. 1028; n. 987, p. 1029
gratuitous entrance, n. 343, p. 334
interdicted, n. 970, Question 3, p. 1016

¶616.

Rights

of coercing delinquents by penalties, n. 947, p. 993
of conceding indulgences, n. 1049, p. 1063
of making laws, n. 74, p. 76
of censoring books, n. 344, p. 334
of prohibiting books, n. 344, p. 334
of exacting things necessary for its end, n. 74, p. 76; n. 342, p. 332
of having and promoting schools, n. 257, p. 257; Question 8, p. 258

¶617.

Church (continued)

places reserved for private persons, n. 343, p. 334
moral person independent of the state, n. 342, p. 332; n. 769, p. 732
parochial, n. 596, p. 516
precepts, n. 326, p. 313
profane use, n. 215, p. 212; n. 716, Questions 2, 4, p. 665; n. 3, p. 1087
rebuilding, n. 1051, p. 1074
reconciliation, n. 716, Question 3, p. 665
of religious, n. 686, p. 614
Roman, goods, n. 994, p. 1036
sacrileges in it, n. 716, Question 2, p. 665
supplying by the Church in common error, n. 770, Question 12, p. 735; n. 773, Question 1, p. 737
theatrical exhibition in a church, n. 215, Question 1, p. 212; n. 716, Question 4, p. 665
violation, n. 715, p. 664; n. 716, Question 2, p. 665
visitation for gaining indulgences, n. 1051, p. 1075
episcopal visitation, n. 594, p. 514

¶618.

Ecclesiastical

beneplacitum, n. 995, p. 1027
those usurping goods, n. 994, p. 1036
jurisdiction, n. 874, Question 7, p. 877; Question 8, p. 878
law, rule of interpretation, n. 96, p. 95
penalties against violators, n. 716, Question 3, p. 665
burial, n. 971, p. 1016

¶619.

Eclampsia

n. 273, p. 283

¶620.

Ectopic Conception

n. 272, p. 278; n. 273, Question 1, p. 278; Question 8, p. 282

¶621.

Those Enacting Laws

against the jurisdiction of the Church, n. 985, p. 1028

¶622.

Editions

of approved books, n. 344, Question 1, p. 335
of liturgical books, n. 344, Question 6, p. 337
of Scriptures, n. 344, Question 1, p. 335; Question 8, p. 337

¶623.

Editors

clerics, n. 344, Question 2, p. 335
excommunication, n. 975, 976, p. 1022
of bad books, n. 188, 189, Questions 1-3, p. 188; n. 345, Questions 3, 4, p. 339
penalties against those publishing prohibited books, n. 976, p. 1022

¶624.

Education

non-Catholic, n. 976, 977, p. 1024
bodily, n. 257, p. 254
of children, n. 257, p. 254
duty of parents, n. 257, p. 254
penalties against the negligent, n. 976, 977, p. 1024
of religious, n. 834, p. 817; n. 835, Question 2, p. 821
of seminarians, n. 834, p. 817; n. 835, Question 2, p. 821
spiritual, n. 257, p. 254

¶625.

Effects

imputable, n. 7, 8, p. 13; n. 9, p. 15
in the cause, n. 7, 8, p. 13; n. 9, p. 15
of mortal sin, n. 127, p. 129
of venial sin, n. 127, p. 130
permission of an evil effect, n. 8, p. 14

¶626.

Effects (continued)

of the prohibition of books, n. 345, Question 3, p. 339
of sacramentals, n. 652, p. 568
of sacraments, n. 630, Question 3, p. 550

¶627.

Efficacious

sorrow, n. 735, p. 692

¶628.

Effusion of Blood

n. 716, Question 2, p. 665

¶629.

Going Out

from a monastery, n. 991, p. 1035
of nuns, n. 991, p. 1035

¶630.

Ejection

of the Eucharist by a sick person, n. 693, Question 7, p. 626
excommunication, n. 953, p. 1005
suspension, n. 963, p. 1009

¶631.

Choice

of a confessor by a religious woman, n. 778, Question 1, p. 745; Question 5, p. 747
penalties of those choosing badly, n. 219, Question 7, p. 220; n. 1014, p. 1045
of the Roman Pontiff, delict in choosing, n. 982, p. 1026
state of life, n. 257, p. 252
right of casting a vote, n. 262, p. 266
how it is to be cast, n. 262, p. 266

¶632.

Electric Light

n. 693, Question 3, p. 624
before the Most Holy Sacrament, n. 693, Questions 2-3, p. 624
in church, n. 693, Question 3, p. 624

¶633.

Electuaries

as regards fasting, n. 333, Question 11, p. 323

¶634.

Almsgiving

collection, n. 343, Question 2, p. 333
definition, n. 174, p. 176
of Masses, n. 712, Question 4, p. 656, see Stipends
precept, n. 175, p. 176; n. 177, Question 1, p. 177
for sacramental satisfaction, n. 768, p. 731
quantity, n. 177, Question 2, p. 177
to whom to be given, n. 175, p. 176
rules, n. 176, p. 177
regulars, n. 624, p. 547

¶635.

Elements of Morality

n. 26, p. 29

¶636.

Elevation

hand, n. 728, p. 682

¶637.

Embryo

baptism, n. 655, Question 3, p. 573

¶638.

Amendment

for inflicting a penalty, n. 946, Question 8, p. 993

¶639.

Emphyteusis

of ecclesiastical goods, n. 549, p. 466

¶640.

Buying-Selling, see Sale

to sell dearer, n. 534, Question 2, p. 456
definition, n. 529, p. 454
exaggeration, n. 534, Question 4, p. 457
licit for clerics, n. 589, p. 509
manifestation of a defect, n. 531, Question, p. 455
obligations of the buyer, n. 535, p. 458
obligations of the seller, n. 531, p. 455
through monopoly, n. 540, 541, p. 460
through brokers, n. 543, 544, p. 463; n. 544, Questions 2, 3, p. 464
price, n. 532, p. 455, see Price
principle, n. 530, p. 454
of an adulterated thing, n. 535, p. 458
of another's thing, n. 416, 417, p. 381; n. 418, 419, p. 383; n. 420, p. 385
restitution, n. 535, p. 458
simoniacal, n. 216, Question 2, p. 215; n. 218, Question 8, p. 220
practical solutions, n. 535, p. 457
under the spear, n. 538, p. 459
transfer of dominion, n. 530, p. 454
to buy more cheaply, n. 534, Question 3, p. 456

¶641.

Energumen

irregular, n. 1028, p. 1055

¶642.

Newspapers

n. 344, p. 334
censorship, n. 344, p. 334
cleric editors, n. 344, Question 2, p. 335
buyers of bad newspapers, n. 344, p. 335
printers of bad newspapers, n. 188, 189, p. 186; n. 344, p. 335
sellers of bad newspapers, n. 188, 189, p. 186; n. 344, p. 335

¶643.

Epikeia

definition, n. 95, p. 95

¶644.

Epileptics

communion, n. 695, Question 8, p. 630
irregular, n. 1028, p. 1056

¶645.

Episcopate

distinct from presbyterate, n. 828, p. 810

¶646.

Bishop

those kissing the ring, indulgence, n. 1049, p. 1065
one consecrating a bishop without Apostolic mandate, n. 1007, p. 1043
consecration, n. 835, Question 4, p. 821
entrance into religion, n. 610, Question 3, p. 525
minister of confirmation, n. 672, p. 597

¶647.

Obligations

of confirming, n. 673, Question, p. 598
of correcting subjects, n. 594, p. 514
of having care for schools, n. 257, Question 5, p. 256; Questions 6, 7, p. 257; Question 8, p. 258
of designating confessors, n. 772, p. 737; n. 777, Question 5, p. 747
of applying Mass for the people, n. 710, p. 653
of praying, n. 594, p. 514
of preaching, n. 594, p. 513; n. 595, p. 514
as regards residence, n. 594, p. 512
of visiting the diocese, n. 594, p. 514
of visitation ad limina, n. 594, p. 513

¶648.

Bishop (continued)

private oratory, n. 247, p. 245
sins reserved by him, n. 783, Questions 2, 3, p. 756
beginning of canonical possession, n. 904, p. 910

¶649.

Power of Jurisdiction as regards

absolution from censures, n. 951, p. 998; n. 952, Question 11, p. 1001
absolution from heresy, n. 973, p. 1021
abstinence, n. 328, p. 315
bination, n. 714, Question 3, p. 662
reserved cases, n. 783, Questions 2, 3, p. 756
censures to be inflicted, n. 603-607, p. 521; n. 947, p. 993; n. 948, Question 1, p. 994
confessors in general, n. 771, p. 736
regular confessors, n. 771, p. 736
confessors of religious women, n. 777, p. 745
denunciation of a solicitor, n. 786, p. 764
dispensations, n. 607, p. 521
exorcisms, n. 829, p. 810
feast days to be instituted, n. 327, p. 313
illegitimacy, n. 919, p. 940
matrimonial impediments, n. 605, p. 521
indulgences, n. 1049, p. 1064
irregularities, n. 604, p. 521
fasting, n. 328, p. 315
oaths, n. 606, p. 521
laws to be made, n. 75, Question 1, p. 78
approval of books, n. 345, Question 4, p. 339
dimissorial letters, n. 832, 833, p. 814; n. 1008, p. 1043
place of baptism, n. 665, p. 590
place of celebrating Mass, n. 716, Question 1, p. 664
Mass stipends, n. 712, Question 6, p. 656
nuns, n. 777, p. 745
oratories to be erected, n. 247, p. 245
Orders, n. 832, p. 813
travelers, n. 80, Question 2, p. 84; n. 948, Question 4, p. 995
exempt religious, n. 771, p. 736
non-exempt religious, n. 771, p. 736
relics of saints, n. 201, p. 199
vagi, n. 80, Question 5, p. 85
sacred vestments, n. 718, Question 2, p. 667
vows to be invalidated, n. 606, p. 521
non-reserved vows, n. 606, p. 521

¶650.

Power of Order as regards

sacred blessings, n. 652, p. 568
confirmation, n. 672, p. 597
sacred consecrations, n. 652, p. 568
Orders, n. 832, p. 813

¶651.

Bishop (continued)

privileges, n. 603-607, p. 521
proper, as regards ordination, n. 833, Question 1, p. 814; p. 1094, n. 27
residence, n. 594, p. 512
titular, n. 610, Question 3, p. 525

¶652.

Letter

anonymous, concerning a solicitor, n. 787, Question 11, p. 769
in Mass, n. 829, p. 810

¶653.

Epitaphs

n. 973, Question 8, p. 1020

¶654.

Erroneous

conscience, n. 30, p. 35
to be corrected in the penitent, n. 343, Question 3, p. 333; n. 808, p. 786
changing the species of an act, n. 32, p. 36
vincible, to be laid aside, n. 31, p. 36; n. 32, p. 36
signs of vincible, n. 32, p. 36

¶655.

Error

accidental, n. 900, p. 904
concerning the rights of spouses, n. 855, Question 9, p. 849
in hearing confessions, n. 413, p. 378; n. 431, Question, p. 393; n. 808, p. 786
in reciting the hours, n. 578, Question 1, p. 499; Questions 2, 3, p. 500
common, the Church supplies, n. 770, Question 12, p. 735; n. 773, Question 1, p. 737
concomitant, n. 900, p. 906
concerning delegation for marriage, n. 911, Question 10, p. 925
diriment of matrimony, n. 900, p. 904
in an oath, n. 226, Question 2, p. 228
influence upon the voluntary, n. 10, p. 16
as regards: contracts, n. 491, p. 428
causing damage, n. 425, Question 5, p. 389
delicts, n. 943, Question 5, p. 985
dispensation, n. 919, p. 944
jurisdiction, n. 770, Question 12, p. 735
law, n. 21, p. 24
matrimony, n. 900, p. 904
person, n. 900, p. 904
penalties, n. 943, Question 5, p. 984
renunciation of office, n. 1016, p. 1046
rescripts, n. 123, p. 125
vow, n. 229, Question 3, p. 231
how manyfold, n. 900, p. 904
substantial, n. 900, p. 904
vincible, n. 31, p. 36; n. 32, p. 36
vitiating consent, n. 900, p. 904

¶656.

To Blush For The Faith

malice, n. 152, p. 155

¶657.

Foodstuffs

accepted by a judge, n. 559, Question 3, p. 477
in thefts of servants, n. 404, Question 2, p. 369

¶658.

Eucharist, see Communion, Consecration, Sacrifice of the Mass

conditions for valid consecration, n. 628, p. 549
consecration, n. 682, Question 1, p. 610
worship, n. 201, p. 198

¶659.

Eucharist (continued)

custody, n. 692, p. 623; n. 693, Questions 1-9, p. 625
definition, n. 676, p. 603
required dispositions, n. 696, p. 631
distribution, n. 689, p. 614
during interdict, n. 969, p. 1014
effects, n. 677, Question 4, p. 604
essence of the sacrifice, n. 704, Question 2, p. 642

¶660.

Form

n. 683, p. 611; n. 684, p. 611
change of words, n. 633, p. 552
essential words, n. 684, Question 4, p. 612

¶661.

Eucharist (continued)

fast, n. 698, p. 634
lamp before the tabernacle, n. 693, Questions 2-3, p. 624

¶662.

Matter

n. 678, p. 605
water to be mixed with wine, n. 682, Question 3, p. 611
consecration of one species, n. 704, Question 2, p. 643
outside the corporal, n. 682, Question 1, p. 610
droplets of wine adhering to the chalice, n. 682, Question 3, p. 611
in a covered ciborium, n. 682, Question 2, p. 610
licit, n. 680, p. 609; n. 11, p. 1088
must, n. 679, Question 6, p. 607
necessity of each species, n. 704, Question 2, p. 643
bread, fermented, n. 689, p. 615
invalid, n. 679, Question 1, p. 605
valid, n. 678, p. 605
particles doubtfully consecrated, n. 693, Question 6, p. 626
presence, n. 680, p. 609
proximate, n. 680, 681, Questions 1-3, p. 610
remote, n. 678, p. 605
valid, n. 679, Questions 1-7, p. 605-609
wine, illicit, n. 679, Question 6, p. 607
invalid, n. 679, Question 4, p. 606
licit, n. 680, p. 609
valid, n. 680, p. 609

¶663.

Minister

n. 685, p. 612; n. 686, p. 613
communicating oneself, n. 686, p. 613
extraordinary, deacon, n. 685, p. 613
ordinary, priest alone, n. 685, p. 613
whether ever a layperson, n. 685, p. 613
obligation to dispense, n. 687, 688, p. 614
regulars, n. 686, p. 614

¶664.

Eucharist (continued)

necessity, n. 695, Question 1, p. 628
obligation of receiving, n. 694, p. 627
concerning Paschal communion, n. 341, p. 331
concerning viaticum, n. 695, Question 1, p. 628
children, n. 691, Question 8, p. 622; n. 695, Question 2, p. 628
real reception, n. 341, p. 331; n. 342, Questions 1-3, p. 331
penalties against abusers, n. 978, p. 1024
real presence, n. 676, p. 603
reception, see Communion
rejection of the host by a sick person, n. 693, Question 7, p. 626
sacrament, see Communion
sacrifice, see Sacrifice of the Mass

¶665.

Subject

communicating without confession, n. 696, p. 632
whether those condemned to capital punishment, n. 695, Question 9, p. 631
whether epileptics, n. 695, Question 8, p. 630
whether the possessed, n. 695, Question 8, p. 630
whether the half-witted, n. 695, Question 8, p. 630
whether those destitute of senses, n. 695, Question 8, p. 630
of licit reception, n. 696, p. 631
never public sinners, n. 642, p. 558
perpetually insane, n. 695, Question 8, p. 630
when occult sinners, n. 642, p. 558

¶666.

Eucharist (continued)

viaticum, see Viaticum

¶667.

Eunuch

whether impotent for marriage, n. 875, 876, p. 883
irregular, n. 1028, p. 1055; n. 1030, p. 1056
liceity of castration, n. 263, p. 268

¶668.

Wandering

of mind, n. 145, p. 147

¶669.

Evangelical

counsels, n. 598, p. 517

¶670.

Gospel

explanation in Mass, n. 598, p. 517
oath, n. 224, Question 4, p. 226

¶671.

Eviction

as regards restitution, n. 418, Question 2, p. 381

¶672.

Castrated Man

irregular, n. 1028, p. 1055; n. 1030, p. 1056

¶673.

From Its Kind

n. 127, p. 129

¶674.

From Its Whole Kind

n. 127, p. 129

¶675.

Examination

before profession, n. 610, Question 15, p. 530
of confessors, n. 772, Question 5, p. 736, 737
of conscience, n. 756, p. 716
of the sick, n. 757, p. 717
diligence to be applied, n. 758, Question, p. 717
method, n. 757, p. 717
necessity before confession, n. 756, p. 716; n. 758, Question, p. 717
of uneducated persons, n. 758, Question, p. 717
of those entering religion, n. 610, Question 15, p. 530

¶676.

Examination (continued)

of books by censors, n. 344, Question 9, p. 337
of those to be ordained, n. 835, Question 12, p. 824
of a religious woman for profession, n. 610, Question 15, p. 530
of priests, n. 772, p. 737
of betrothed persons, n. 852, Question 3, p. 841; Question 5, p. 841
of witnesses, n. 560, p. 480; n. 561, Question 5, p. 482

¶677.

Excess

in the use of marriage, n. 937, p. 974

¶678.

Excommunicates

dying persons, n. 952, Question 11, p. 1002
notoriety, n. 943, Question 1, p. 981
to be buried, n. 973, Question 1, p. 1017
are held to the laws of the Church, n. 79, p. 82
tolerated, n. 953, p. 1005

¶679.

To Be Avoided

n. 953, p. 1005
acts of jurisdiction placed by them, n. 960, p. 1008
assistance at marriage, n. 904, p. 910
corpses to be exhumed, n. 716, Question 3, p. 665
celebration of Mass, n. 957, p. 1007
clerics communicating with them, n. 988, p. 1032
communication in profane matters, n. 962, p. 1008
cooperators with them in an offense, n. 988, p. 1032
fruit of a Mass applied, n. 958, p. 1007
Mass on a feast day, n. 955, p. 1006; n. 957, p. 1007
passive participation to be denied, n. 955, p. 1006
those asking sacraments from them, n. 957, p. 1007
power of absolving, n. 960, p. 1008
as regards functions, n. 961, p. 1008
to receive orders from them, n. 1008, p. 1043

¶680.

Excommunication

cessation, n. 951, p. 998
definition, n. 953, p. 1005
effects, n. 954, p. 1005
in an excommunicate, n. 954-962, p. 1005
with respect to the faithful, n. 957-960, p. 1007
of a sentence to be passed, n. 943, Question 3, p. 984
of a sentence already passed, n. 943, Question 3, p. 984
major, n. 953, p. 1005
reservation, see Censure
tolerated, n. 953, p. 1005
to be avoided, n. 953, p. 1005, see Above

¶681.

Excusing

causes, see Excusing Causes

¶682.

Execration

n. 718, Question 6, p. 668
of an altar, n. 716, p. 666
of a chalice, n. 718, Question 6, p. 668
of a church, n. 716, Question 4, p. 665
of sacred vestments, n. 218, Question 9, p. 221

¶683.

Executor

of a matrimonial dispensation, n. 924, Question 2, p. 954
of a dispensation of the Holy See, n. 924, Question 2, p. 954
in offenses, n. 943, Question 2, p. 982
of pious wills, n. 516, p. 446
of rescripts, n. 924, p. 954
of a testament, n. 516, p. 446

¶684.

Exemption

from the jurisdiction of the Ordinary, n. 609, p. 523; n. 621, p. 546
from law, n. 90, 91, p. 92
applications, n. 621, p. 546
of cardinals, n. 345, Question 5, p. 341; n. 950, Question 1, p. 996
excepted cases, n. 621, p. 546
privilege of exemption, n. 621, p. 546

¶685.

Of Regulars

n. 621, p. 546
as regards: care of souls, n. 621, p. 546
places, persons, superiors, n. 621, p. 546
coercive power of a bishop, n. 947, p. 994
preaching, n. 594, p. 513
synodal statutes, n. 75, Question 1, p. 78
various rights, n. 603, p. 521

¶686.

Spiritual Exercises

by religious postulants, n. 610, Question 2, p. 525
by religious, n. 702, p. 641

¶687.

Exercise of Order

inducing irregularity, n. 1034, p. 1058; n. 1041, p. 1059
to whom prohibited, n. 834, p. 817; n. 1008, p. 1043

¶688.

Disinheritance

n. 513, Question 4, p. 444

¶689.

Exhumation

n. 716, Question 3, p. 665

¶690.

Exempting

causes, from law, n. 90-93, p. 92
lawful apposition, n. 93, Question 1, p. 92

¶691.

Reputation

good, n. 353, Question 1, p. 348

¶692.

Putative

title, n. 388, p. 363

¶693.

Exorcism

n. 829, p. 810

¶694.

Exorcists

definition, n. 829, p. 810
ordination, n. 830, p. 811

¶695.

Exorcistate

definition, n. 829, p. 810
form, n. 830, p. 811
matter, n. 830, p. 811

¶696.

Expenses

of restitution, n. 458, Questions 1, 2, p. 404

¶697.

To Be Believed Explicitly

n. 157, p. 163; Question 3, p. 164

¶698.

Exploration of Will

of a girl for the novitiate, n. 610, Question 15, p. 530
of a religious woman for profession, n. 610, Question 15, p. 530

¶699.

Exposed Persons

baptism, n. 662, Question 4, p. 582
sin of the one exposing, n. 257, p. 254

¶700.

Express

voluntary, n. 5, p. 12
express contract, n. 476, p. 419

¶701.

Expulsion

of a fetus, n. 273, Question 4, p. 281

¶702.

Funeral Rites

n. 971, p. 1016

¶703.

To Spit Out

n. 700, Question 4, p. 636

¶704.

Extensive

interpretation, n. 94, p. 94

¶705.

External

acts, n. 2, p. 10; n. 23, Question 2, p. 28; n. 780, p. 750

¶706.

Outside the Times

faculties of conferring orders, n. 835, Question 4, p. 821

¶707.

Extract of Meat

n. 331, Question 1, p. 318

¶708.

Extreme

necessity, n. 406, p. 372

¶709.

Extreme Unction

conferred absolutely, n. 828, Question 10, p. 808
conferred conditionally, n. 828, Question 2, p. 805
consent of the pastor, n. 826, Question 1, p. 803
definition, n. 820, p. 797
effects, n. 820, p. 797

¶710.

Form

briefer, n. 824, Question 2, p. 802
in a case of necessity, n. 821, p. 798
usual, n. 823, p. 802

¶711.

Extreme Unction (continued)

use of an instrument, n. 822, Question 3, p. 800
intention, n. 646, Question 1, p. 562; n. 828, Question 10, p. 808
repetition, n. 828, Question 4, p. 805

¶712.

Matter

proximate, n. 821, p. 798; n. 822, Question 1, p. 799
remote, n. 821, p. 798
oil of what kind, n. 821, p. 798; n. 822, Question 6, p. 801
oil to be kept, n. 828, Question 11, p. 808
oil to be renewed, n. 822, Questions 4, 5, 7, p. 800

¶713.

Extreme Unction (continued)

minister, n. 825, p. 802
obligation of conferring, n. 826, Question 2, p. 803
manner of anointing, n. 822, Question 3, p. 799
apparent death, n. 828, Question 6, p. 806
newly converted persons, n. 828, Question 1, p. 804
obligation of receiving, n. 828, Question 1, p. 804
omission, of prayers, n. 826, Question 3, p. 803
of anointings, n. 822, Question 1, p. 799
of vestments, n. 826, Question 3, p. 803
doubtful danger, n. 828, Question 2, p. 805
to whom it is to be denied, n. 828, Question 9, p. 808
remission of sin, n. 820, p. 797
rite, n. 822, Question 3, p. 799
those destitute of senses, n. 828, Questions 7, 8, p. 808
subject, n. 827, p. 804; n. 828, Questions 3, 4, p. 808
anointings, how many, n. 821, p. 798; n. 822, Question 1, p. 799
to be supplied, n. 821, p. 798

¶714.

¶715.

Fabricators

of letters of the Apostolic See, n. 1001, p. 1041

¶716.

Workmen

excused from fasting, n. 338, Question 1, p. 326; Question 2, p. 327
working on a feast day, n. 240, p. 241; n. 252, p. 248

¶717.

Those Making Gain

from indulgences, n. 981, p. 1025
from Mass stipends, n. 711, p. 655

¶718.

Political Factions

n. 262, p. 266; n. 987, p. 1029

¶719.

Faculties

of absolving from censures, n. 951, p. 998, see Censure
for reserved cases, n. 779, p. 749, see Reservation
for confessions in general, n. 770, Question 2, p. 732
for confessions of religious women, n. 777, p. 744
for a time, n. 920, Question 1, p. 946
of binating, n. 714, Question 3, p. 661
one lacking faculties and absolving from censures, n. 988, p. 1032
cessation, n. 770, Questions 10, 11, p. 734
delegated, n. 770, Question 4, p. 733
of bishops, n. 951, p. 998; n. 952, Question 11, p. 1001; n. 20, p. 1091
in this region, n. 920, Question 2, p. 946
extraordinary, n. 770, Question 4, p. 733
habitual, n. 121, p. 123
interpretation, n. 770, Question 5, p. 733
of reading prohibited books, n. 345, Question 7, p. 342
of legitimating offspring, n. 919, p. 940; n. 1028, 1029, p. 1055
limitation, n. 773, Question 14, p. 740
matrimonial, n. 919, p. 940; n. 920, Question 2, p. 946
ordinary, n. 770, Question 4, p. 733
of pastors, n. 596, p. 516; n. 771, p. 736; n. 773; Question 6, p. 738; Question 9, p. 739
power of delegating, n. 770, Question 4, p. 733
power of subdelegating, n. 770, Question 4, p. 733
privileges beyond law, n. 121, p. 123
quinquennial, n. 920, Question 2, p. 946
as regards both forums, n. 770, Question 9, p. 734
of regulars, n. 774, p. 741; n. 776, Questions 1-3, p. 742; Questions 4-7, p. 743
revocation, n. 770, Question 10, p. 734
subdelegated, n. 770, Question 4, p. 733
suspension, n. 964, p. 1010

¶720.

False

denunciation, n. 787, Question 9, p. 768; n. 1002, p. 1041
exposition of impediments, n. 919, p. 945; n. 921, p. 949
exposition of a cause for dispensing, n. 101, p. 99; n. 919, p. 945; n. 921, p. 949
relics, n. 980, p. 1025

¶721.

Falsifiers

of Apostolic letters, n. 1001, p. 1041
penalties, n. 1001, p. 1041

¶722.

Falsification

of a document, n. 561, Question 5, p. 482

¶723.

Falsehood

testimony, n. 563, p. 484; n. 564, Question 1, p. 484

¶724.

Reputation

a defect induces irregularity, n. 1029, p. 1057
defense, n. 319, p. 307
dominion, n. 353, Question 1, p. 348
excusing, from integrity of confession, n. 721, Question 1, p. 709
from revelation of the name of an accomplice, n. 751, Questions 3-5, p. 710
impedes entrance into religion, n. 610, Question 3, p. 525; n. 1029, p. 1055
injury, n. 314, p. 302
restitution, n. 315, p. 303
excusing causes, n. 316, Question 7, p. 305
dissolution of betrothal, n. 841, p. 833

¶725.

Goods of the Family

salary, n. 358, p. 351

¶726.

Familiars

Mass in a private oratory, n. 247, p. 246
of regulars, n. 776, Questions 4, 5, p. 743

¶727.

Familiar

conversation, n. 9, 15, p. 15

¶728.

Familiarity

cause of matrimonial dispensation, n. 922, Question 1, p. 951
illicit, n. 282, p. 290
licit, n. 282, p. 290
of young persons, n. 282, p. 290
of betrothed persons, n. 282, p. 289

¶729.

Service

reason excusing, n. 249, p. 247; n. 338, Question 1, p. 326

¶730.

Servant

hearing Mass in a private oratory, n. 247, p. 245
communication with non-Catholic masters, n. 973, p. 1020; n. 974, p. 1021
Paschal communion, n. 341, p. 331; n. 342, Questions 1-3, p. 331
compensation, n. 460, p. 406
cooperation, n. 196, Questions 1-4, p. 191, 192
damages to be repaired, n. 404, Question 2, p. 369; n. 441, p. 397
damage inflicted on them, n. 441, p. 397
not preventing damage, n. 439, p. 396
excused from Mass, n. 249, p. 247
excused from fasting, n. 338, Question 1, p. 326
petty thefts, n. 404, Question 2, p. 369
wages, n. 549, Question 2, p. 467
obligation toward lords, n. 259, p. 263
obligation toward masters, n. 260, p. 262
occult compensation, n. 411, Question 1, p. 376
servile works, n. 253, p. 249
restitution, n. 404, Question 2, p. 369

¶731.

Fools

n. 660, p. 578; n. 661, p. 578, 579

¶732.

Favorers

of those to be avoided, n. 988, p. 1032

¶733.

Favorable

privilege, n. 120, p. 121

¶734.

Favors

definition, n. 66, p. 59
in doubt to be enlarged, n. 66, p. 59

¶735.

Fecundation

artificial, illicit, n. 934, p. 972

¶736.

Fecundity

of money, n. 528, Question 3, p. 453

¶737.

Woman

applying adornment and paint, n. 187, Questions 1, 2, p. 185
cohabitation with clerics, n. 586, p. 507, 508
place of confession, n. 819, p. 796
incapable of jurisdiction, n. 75, Question 4, p. 79
right to wages, n. 257, p. 259
labor, n. 257, p. 259
violated, n. 273, Question 5, p. 282

¶738.

Feminism

social action under the Ordinary, n. 257, p. 259
irreligious, n. 257, p. 259

¶739.

Of a Sentence to Be Passed

n. 943, p. 984; n. 946, Question 1, p. 991

¶740.

Feria

Thursday of greater week, n. 690, Question 15, p. 619
Friday of greater week, n. 690, Question 14, p. 619

¶741.

Closed Time

n. 864, Question 4, p. 861; Question 10, p. 865

¶742.

Fermented

bread, n. 679, p. 606
wine, n. 679, Question 4, p. 607

¶743.

Fervorini

in Mass, n. 721, Question 4, p. 672

¶744.

Feasts

abrogated, n. 327, p. 314
abrogation, n. 327, p. 314
conferral of orders, n. 835, Question 4, p. 821
of Corpus Christi, n. 864, Question 4, p. 862
by common law, n. 327, p. 315
concerning things prohibited on a feast day, n. 252, p. 248
in the United States, n. 327, p. 315
brief labor, n. 254, Question 5, p. 250
Mass in a private oratory, n. 247, p. 246
Mass for the people, n. 242, Question 1, p. 241
now in force, n. 327, p. 315
observance, n. 240, p. 241; n. 252, p. 248
of patrons, n. 327, p. 315
power of a bishop concerning feasts, n. 327, p. 313
power of the Pope concerning feasts, n. 327, p. 313
suppressed, n. 327, p. 314
translation, n. 327, p. 315

¶745.

Fief

n. 549, p. 466

¶746.

Fictitious

bidders, n. 539, Question 1, p. 460

¶747.

Fiction

consent, n. 490, p. 427
in the absolution of an accomplice, n. 1004, p. 1042
in contracts, n. 489, p. 427
in marriage, n. 854, p. 845
in a promise of marriage, n. 841, p. 832
of law, n. 929, p. 966
of a sacrament, n. 643, Question 2, p. 559

¶748.

Fideicommissum

definition, n. 514, p. 445
obligation, n. 516, p. 446

¶749.

Suretyship

definition, n. 550, p. 468
obligations, n. 550, p. 469

¶750.

Surety

n. 550, p. 468

¶751.

Profession of Faith

for confessors, n. 567, p. 489
in councils, n. 153, Question 4, p. 157
in the episcopal curia, n. 567, p. 489
for lecturers in seminaries, n. 567, p. 489
for those to be ordained, n. 567, p. 489
for preachers, n. 567, p. 489
who are bound to it, n. 153, Question 4, p. 157
for superiors, n. 567, p. 489

¶752.

The Faithful

to be turned away from superstitions, n. 652, p. 569
to be induced to daily communion, n. 701, p. 638
are held to support pastors, n. 342, p. 332

¶753.

Fidelity

conjugal, n. 258, p. 262
of servants, n. 259, p. 263
oath of fidelity, n. 225, p. 227

¶754.

Of the Faithful Departed

commemoration, n. 714, Question 3, p. 661

¶755.

Faith

internal act, n. 152, p. 154
concealment, n. 152, p. 155; n. 154, p. 158
dances of Masons, n. 154, p. 162
Christian Science, n. 161, p. 166
communication with heretics, n. 154, p. 159, 160; n. 152, p. 155
things to be believed by necessity of means, n. 156, p. 162
to be believed explicitly, n. 157, p. 163; Question 3, p. 164
external, how often to be shown, n. 152, p. 155
those ignorant of it, whether to be absolved, n. 157, Question 2, p. 163
internal, n. 152, p. 154
interrogation concerning faith, n. 153, Question 2, p. 156
reading of a book opposed to faith, n. 344, p. 334
denial, n. 152, p. 155
necessity, n. 152, p. 154
material object, n. 155, p. 162
opposed sins, n. 158, p. 164; n. 160, p. 165
danger as a cause of matrimonial dispensation, n. 922, Question 1, p. 951
possessor, of good faith, n. 416, 417, p. 381
of doubtful faith, n. 420, p. 385; n. 421, p. 386
of bad faith, n. 418, 419, p. 383
obligation of a precept, n. 152, p. 155
external profession, n. 152, p. 155; n. 153, Question 4, p. 157; n. 154, p. 158
as regards prescription, n. 385, p. 362
as regards heretical rites, n. 154, p. 159
things to be known by necessity of means, n. 156, p. 162
those keeping silent about faith, n. 152, p. 155; n. 154, p. 158
garments of unbelievers, n. 153, Question 3, p. 156

¶756.

Children

abstinence from flesh, n. 338, Question 2, p. 327
adoptive, n. 894, p. 901
goods, n. 355, p. 349
contracts, n. 481-483, p. 424
collation, n. 512, p. 443
damages to be repaired by the father, n. 441, p. 398
dominion under diverse rights, n. 355, p. 349
gifts, n. 508, Question 1, p. 437
education, n. 257, p. 254
emancipation, n. 355, p. 349
theft, n. 404, Question 2, p. 369
illegitimate, n. 1029, p. 1055
impubes, n. 481, p. 424
entrance into religion, n. 612, Question 2, p. 534
infants, n. 355, p. 349; n. 660, p. 578
irregular, n. 1028, 1029, p. 1055; n. 1042, p. 1060; p. 1093, n. 26
fasting, n. 336, p. 335
legitimation, n. 913, Questions 4, 5, p. 930; n. 920, Question 3, p. 949
legitimate, n. 866, Questions 2, 3, p. 867
gain from their own labor, n. 356, Question, p. 350
of age, n. 355, p. 349
marriage, n. 852, Question 1, p. 840; n. 875, p. 882
natural, n. 889, p. 895
necessity prohibiting entrance into religion, n. 610, Question 3, p. 525
obedience in choosing a state, n. 257, p. 252
offices toward parents, n. 256, p. 251; n. 257, p. 252
practical solutions, n. 257, p. 252
parents, n. 257, p. 253
striking parents, n. 257, p. 252
pubes, n. 481, p. 424

¶757.

Children (continued)

restitution, n. 404, Question 2, p. 369
testament, n. 513, Question 2, p. 443
usufruct, n. 356, Question, p. 350
vows, n. 235, Question 1, p. 235

¶758.

End

good, n. 23, Question 1, p. 28
final cause of dispensing, n. 103, p. 100
definition, n. 27, p. 30
division, n. 27, p. 30
of an effect gravely evil, n. 28, Question 1, p. 32
of an effect lightly evil, n. 28, Question 1, p. 32
source of morality, n. 27, p. 30
of law, n. 72, p. 75
of the law against soliciters, n. 786, p. 764
evil, n. 28, p. 32
evil in a vow, n. 229, Question 8, p. 232
of marriage, n. 852, p. 843
morality of an act, n. 27, p. 31
of the one operating, n. 27, p. 30
of the work, n. 27, p. 30
to act on account of delight, n. 27, p. 31
to act on account of the glory of God, n. 28, Question 2, p. 32
specifies a human act, n. 27, p. 31

¶759.

Fisc

as regards: goods of aliens, n. 381, p. 360
vacant goods, n. 380, p. 360
as regards treasure, n. 372, p. 358
how restitution is to be made, n. 459, Question 4, p. 405
taxes not exacted, n. 475, Question 3, p. 418
taxes not paid, n. 475, p. 417

¶760.

Tube

in the stomach, direct introduction of viaticum, n. 691, Question 7, p. 622

¶761.

Usury

liceity, n. 526, p. 450; n. 528, Question 1, p. 451; Question 3, p. 453

¶762.

Fetus

abortive, n. 661, p. 579
acceleration of birth, n. 273, Question 2, p. 279
animated, n. 997, p. 1037
baptism in the womb, n. 655, Questions 3-5, p. 573; n. 661, p. 579
craniotomy, n. 273, Question 1, p. 278
ectopic, n. 272, p. 278, n. 273, Question 1, p. 278; Question 8, p. 282
immature, n. 273, Question 2, p. 279
in doubt concerning life, n. 273, Question 8, p. 282
in danger of death, n. 661, p. 579
inanimate, n. 997, p. 1037
envelope, n. 661, p. 579
mature, n. 271, p. 277
monstrous and portentous beings, n. 661, p. 580
when to be baptized, n. 661, p. 579
practical solutions, n. 273, p. 282
covering, n. 661, p. 579
viable, n. 271, p. 277

¶763.

Leaves

periodical, n. 344, p. 334
prohibition, n. 345, p. 338

¶764.

Tinder of Sin

n. 126, p. 128

¶765.

Baptismal Font

right of the pastor, n. 596, p. 515

¶766.

Sources of Morality

circumstances, n. 26, p. 29
end, n. 27, p. 30
object, n. 25, p. 29

¶767.

Forensic Matters

prohibited to clerics, n. 593, p. 512
permitted on a feast day, n. 253, p. 249
prohibited on a feast day, n. 253, p. 249

¶768.

Privilege of Forum

definition, n. 991, p. 1034
those enjoying it, n. 602, p. 520; n. 991, p. 1034
penalties against those violating it, n. 991, p. 1034

¶769.

Form of Celebrating Marriage

n. 903, p. 907

¶770.

Assistance

n. 904, p. 910; n. 906, Question 1, p. 912; Question 6, p. 913
active, n. 904, p. 910; n. 906, p. 913
for liceity, n. 908, p. 916
for validity, n. 906, Question 9, p. 914
perplexed case, n. 919, p. 942
territorial competence, n. 906, Question 8, p. 914
formal, n. 904, p. 910; n. 906, Question 10, p. 914
in mixed marriages, n. 864, Question 5, p. 863; Question 11, p. 865; n. 872, Question 6, p. 874; n. 917, p. 938
invalid because of fear, n. 906, Question 9, p. 914
free, n. 904, p. 910
monthly sojourn, n. 908, p. 916; n. 909, Question 3, p. 917; Question 5, p. 918
neither party a subject, n. 908, p. 916; n. 909, Question 9, p. 919
requisites in a case of necessity, n. 908, p. 916
subject of the law, n. 917, 918, p. 938
wandering bride, n. 909, Question 11, p. 920
authorizable witness, n. 904, p. 910
common witness, n. 906, Question 10, p. 914
wanderers, n. 909, Questions 7, 8, p. 919; Question 11, p. 920

¶771.