Front matter — Slater, Cases II
Contents (as printed)
¶1.
- DUTIES OF PARTICULAR STATES
- Part I
- DUTIES OF LAYMEN
- 1.—A Judge's Duty — p. 15
- 2.—A Solitary Witness — p. 18
- 3.—A Martyr of Science — p. 21
- Part II
- DUTIES OF CLERICS
- 1.—Vocation to the Priesthood — p. 23
- 2.—A Doubtful Vocation — p. 25
- 3.—Clerical Celibacy — p. 27
- 4.—Clerical Life — p. 29
- 5.—Public Theatricals — p. 32
- 6.—Trading — p. 35
- 7.—Warlike Missionaries — p. 37
- 8.—Duty of Residence — p. 39
- 9.—Different Ideals of Parochial Work — p. 43
- 10.—A Negligent Parish Priest — p. 46
- 11.—A Priest's Proper Bishop — p. 49
- Part III
- DUTIES OF RELIGIOUS
- 1.—A Vocation to Religion — p. 53
- 2.—Impediments to Entering Religion — p. 56
- 3.—Obstacles to Vocation — p. 58
- 4.—Religious and Seculars — p. 61
- 5.—The Obligation of the Rule — p. 64
- 6.—A Religious Legatee — p. 67
- 7.—Various Questions on Poverty — p. 69
- 8.—A Meddling Lawyer — p. 71
- 9.—A Wide Interpretation of the Rule — p. 74
- 10.—The Vow of Chastity — p. 76
- 11.—Solemnity of Vows — p. 79
- THE SACRAMENTS
- THE SACRAMENTS IN GENERAL
- 1.—Reviviscence of the Sacraments — p. 81
- 2.—The Minister of the Sacraments — p. 83
- 3.—A Sheep that Strayed into the Fold — p. 86
- 4.—The Intention to Receive Baptism — p. 89
- 5.—Simulation of the Sacraments — p. 92
- BAPTISM
- 1.—Baptism at Death — p. 95
- 2.—A Young Convert — p. 97
- 3.—Remembered His Own Baptism — p. 100
- 4.—A Too Zealous Pastor — p. 103
- 5.—A Convert from Judaism — p. 105
- 6.—What Baptism Implies — p. 107
- 7.—Parents' Neglect — p. 109
- 8.—Non-Catholic Sponsors — p. 111
- CONFIRMATION
- Necessity of Confirmation — p. 113
- THE HOLY EUCHARIST
- 1.—Adulterated Matter — p. 115
- 2.—Fasting Communion — p. 117
- 3.—The Fast Broken — p. 120
- 4.—Doubtful Dispositions — p. 122
- 5.—Was Confession Obligatory? — p. 124
- 6.—Non-Fasting Communion — p. 126
- 7.—Intention to Consecrate — p. 128
- 8.—Doubtful Consecration — p. 131
- 9.—Mass for a Non-Catholic — p. 133
- 10.—Stipends for Mass — p. 135
- 11.—Funded Masses — p. 138
- 12.—Trading in Masses — p. 141
- 13.—Mass in a Private Room — p. 144
- 14.—Masses for the Dead — p. 146
- 15.—Altar Furniture — p. 149
- PENANCE
- 1.—Doubtful Matter — p. 151
- 2.—A Convert's Confession — p. 154
- 3.—An Anxious Penitent — p. 157
- 4.—No Sorrow for What She Has Done — p. 159
- 5.—Was He Prepared? — p. 162
- 6.—Probable Opinions in Penance — p. 164
- 7.—Confessions on Board Ship — p. 167
- 8.—A Privilege of Regulars — p. 169
- 9.—A Regular's Approbation — p. 171
- 10.—Confessor of Nuns — p. 174
- 11.—Full and Specific Confession — p. 177
- 12.—Absolution of the Dying — p. 179
- 13.—A Pair of Penitents — p. 181
- 14.—Absolution by Telephone — p. 183
- 15.—An Unfortunate Mother — p. 186
- 16.—Doubtful Jurisdiction — p. 189
- 17.—A Lie in Confession — p. 191
- 18.—A Dying Nun — p. 193
- 19.—A Bishop's Reserved Case — p. 195
- 20.—On the Absolution of an Accomplice — p. 198
- 21.—Feigned Absolution of an Accomplice — p. 200
- 22.—An Empty Distinction — p. 203
- 23.—Error Does Not Confer Jurisdiction — p. 206
- 24.—Asking the Name of an Accomplice — p. 208
- 25.—A Recidivist — p. 211
- 26.—A London Actress — p. 213
- 27.—A Loose Principle — p. 216
- 28.—Requisite Knowledge in the Confessor — p. 219
- 29.—The Seal not Broken — p. 222
- 30.—Confession with Unexpected Results — p. 224
- 31.—Unlawful Use of Confessional Matter — p. 226
- 32.—A Useless Device — p. 228
- ORDERS
- 1.—Anglican Ordinations — p. 231
- 2.—A Priest's Support — p. 234
- EXTREME UNCTION
- 1.—Repetition of Extreme Unction — p. 237
- 2.—Short Form for Extreme Unction — p. 240
- MATRIMONY
- 1.—Informal Betrothal — p. 243
- 2.—An Action for Breach of Promise — p. 246
- 3.—A Promise Confirmed by Oath — p. 248
- 4.—Debts of Betrothed — p. 250
¶2.
- 5.—Maternity Impossible — p. 253
- 6.—Parents Against Marriage — p. 256
- 7.—Banns — p. 259
- 8.—An Unhappy Marriage — p. 262
- 9.—A Drunken Husband — p. 265
- 10.—A Lawyer and a Divorce Case — p. 267
- 11.—Dispensation from Banns — p. 270
- 12.—Previous Marriage — p. 272
- 13.—A Too Accommodating Priest — p. 276
- 14.—Doubtful Baptism and Marriage — p. 279
- 15.—Affinity — p. 282
- 16.—Consanguinity — p. 285
- 17.—Sacred Orders — p. 287
- 18.—Fear — p. 289
- 19.—Crime — p. 292
- 20.—Was She Free to Marry? — p. 294
- 21.—Multiple Impediments — p. 296
- 22.—A Treacherous Friend — p. 299
- 23.—A Governess's Marriage — p. 301
- 24.—Marriage Before the Registrar — p. 303
- 25.—A Notable Case — p. 306
- 26.—General Leave of Parish Priest — p. 309
- 27.—Requisites for Marriage — p. 312
- 28.—Subjects of the Law of Clandestinity — p. 315
- 29.—The Month’s Stay of Ne temere — p. 317
- 30.—Mixed Marriage — p. 319
- 31.—Impediment Dispensed — p. 322
- 32.—A Complicated Case — p. 325
- 33.—Married a Widow with Three Children — p. 328
- 34.—Which Bishop Has Jurisdiction? — p. 331
- 35.—Revalidation of Marriage — p. 333
- 36.—Cohabitation of Married People — p. 336
- 37.—A Troubled Wife — p. 339
- 38.—A Husband in Difficulties — p. 342
- 39.—Unwilling to Return to Her Husband — p. 344
- CENSURES
- 1.—A Mistake in the Man — p. 347
- 2.—Parochial Rights — p. 349
- 3.—A Fallen Priest — p. 352
- 4.—Countenancing a Duel — p. 354
- 5.—A Masonic Ball — p. 357
- 6.—A Special Interdict — p. 360
- 7.—Is He to Be Avoided? — p. 362
- IRREGULARITY
- ECCLESIASTICAL BURIAL
- Mixed Cemeteries — p. 367
- INDULGENCES
- 1.—The Apostolic Blessing — p. 371
- 2.—The Jubilee — p. 373