Index

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“Options,” i, 355
“Rings,” i, 339

A

ABDUCTION, impediment of marriage, ii, 231
Abortion, i, 201; penalty, ii, 280
Absolution, of sin, ii, 147; of reserved cases, 159; in urgent cases, ib.; of censures, 257
Abstinence, i, 360; who bound to, ib.; dispensation from, 361
Acceptation or respect of persons, i, 250
Accession, i, 244
Act, human, i, 1; elicited, 3; commanded, ib.; external, ib.; , 20; ii, 140
Acta Apostolice Sedis, i, 48
Actions, good, i, i, 26; bad, ib.; indifferent, i, 20, 52; valid and invalid, 1; voluntary, 5; meritorious, 26
A cunctis (prayer), i, 358
Administrator of will, i, 320
Adoption, impediment of marriage, ii, 221; in English law, ib.;
Adult and Baptism, ii, 79
Adultery, sin, i, 212; impediment of marriage, ii, 226
Advocate, ii, 5; and client, ib.; and matrimonial causes in civil court, ib.; fees of, 6; and poor, ib.;
Affinity, ii, 220; multiplied, ib.;
Age and marriage, ii, 216; in English law, ib.;
Agency, i, 344; duties in, ib.; liability in, 345; determined, 346; and clerics, ii, 22
Agents provocateurs, i, 131
Alienation of Church property, i, 235; ii, 281
Alluvion, i, 245
Almsgiving, i, 123; how much to be given, 124; gravity of obligation, 125
Altar, for Mass, ii, 119; portable ib.; when desecrated, 120
Altum dominium of Church property, i, 235
Ambition, i, 98
Amendment, purpose of, ii, 136; qualities of, ib.;
Anger, i, 100
Animals, property in, i, 241
Antonelli, i, 202
Apostasy, i, 112; penalty, ii, 270; from religion, 280
Approbation for confessors, ii, 153, 154
Arbitrators, ii, 4; and civil law, cf. Can. 1930
Astrology, see Divination
Attention, in Mass, i, 172; in divine Office, ii, 20; in minister of sacraments, 61
Attrition, i, 16; ii, 132
Auction, i, 336
Augury, see Divination
Austin and legal obligation, i, 80
Avarice, see Covetousness

B

Backbiting, i, 284
Bailment, i, 341
Bankrupt and debts, i, 277; and discharge, 282
Banns of marriage, ii, 197; obligation imposed by, 198; dispensation from, ib.; impediment discovered by, ib.; and mixed marriage, 199
Baptism, ii, 75; effects of, ib.; necessity of, ib.; of desire and of blood, 76; matter and form of, 77; minister of, 78; ceremonies in, ib.; place of, 79; and adults, ib.; sponsors in, 81; subject of, 83; of foetus, 84; of convert, ib.
Benefice, fruits of, i, 236; what, ii, 25
Bequest to pious causes, i, 317
Bestialitas, i, 218
Bet, i, 354
Betrothal, ii, 189; form of, ib.; conditional, 191 ; effects of, 192; consent of parents to, ib.; dissolved, 194; no action for breach of, in ecclesiastical court, 196
Bigamy and irregularity, ii, 290
Bishops, legislators, i, 51; and papal law, 58; can dispense, 71, 156†; ii, 238; special duties of, 11027,
Blackstone and legal obligation, i, 80
Blasphemy, i, 155
Boasting, i, 99
Bona vacantia, i, 243
Books, forbidden, i, 133; ii, 271
Booty ‘in war, i, 208
Breviary, ii, 17; obligation of, ib.; Roman, 18; and calendar, ib.; order in, ib.; vocal prayer, 19; intention and attention in, 20; what excuses from, 21
Bulla cruciata, i, 72
Burial, ecclesiastical, ii, 266; who refused, ib.;

C

Cabalistic signs, i, 144
Caesarian section, i, 202; ii, 85
Calumny, i, 286
Candles for Mass, ii, 121
Canons, duties of, ii, 29; in England, ib.;
Capellman, i, 201
Capital and money, i, 323
Capital punishment, i, 196; belongs to State, 197
Carriers, i, 342
Cassel, Dr. G., i, 322, 325
Catholics, duties of, to ecclesiastical superiors, i, 192
Celibacy of clergy, ii, 13
Censures, ii, 253; conditions for incurring, 254; who inflicts, 255; when multiplied, 256; and ignorance, ib.; absolution of, 257; kinds of, 259; special, 268
Ceremonies, in administering sacraments, ii, 68; in Baptism, 78
Chalice for Mass, ii, 121
Character in sacraments, ii, 55; in Baptism, 75; in Confirmation, 87; in Orders, 183
Charity, i, 115; when of obligation, 116; well ordered, 117; order of, 119; due to enemies, 120
Charms, i, 144
Chastity, ii, 49; vow of, ib.;
Children, duties of, i, 176; when bound to support parents, 177; when emancipated, ib.; brought up as Protestants, ii, 278
Chiromancy, see Divination
Choice, i, 2
Chrism, in Baptism, ii, 75; i Confirmation, 87
Church (corporation), right to own property, i, 234
Church, (building), pollution of, ii, 119; reconciliation of, 120; desecration of, ib.;
Circumstances, source of morality, i, 25; aggravating, 26; in confession, ii, 139
Clandestinity and marriage, ii, 232; present law of, 233; who subject to law of, 234
Clerics, property of, i, 236; special duties of, ii, 11; sanctity of, ib.; celibacy of, 13; dress of, 15; what forbidden to, 22; women servants of, ib.; and theatres, 23; and trading, ib.; incardination of, 34; and secret sin, 35; conditions for reception into seminary, 36; presuming to marry, 277
Codicil, i, 316
Collectivism, i, 229
Communicatio in sacris, i, 109
Communion, Easter, i, 365; refused to whom, ii, 68, 102; before marriage, 69; age for, ii, 101; frequent, ib.; fasting, 103
Complicis absolutio, ii, 163; quis complex, 164; in articulo morttis, ib.;
Conception, preventing, i, 201
Concupiscence, i, 13; antecedent and consequent, 14; neutrality under assaults of, 15
Confession, annual, i, 363; before Communion, ii, 102; in Penance, 138; integrity of, 139; general, 142; seal of, 174
Confessor, in state of sin, ii, 65; of religious, 153; of nuns, 154; as spiritual father, 165; physician, 166; counsellor, 168; judge, 170; mistakes of, 172
Confirmation, matter and form of, ii, 87; minister of, 89; subject of, 90; sponsor in, ib.; may not be neglected, ib.;
Congregations, Roman, power of, i, 51; of Sacred Rites, ib.;
Consanguinity, ii, 218; in English law, 219; multiplied, ib.;
Conscience, i, 29; divisions, ib.; binds in name of God, 32: doubtful, 34; probable, 37; and civil law, 79
Consent, i, 3; to injustice, 270; in contracts, 300; in marriage, ii, 201
Conspiracy in injustice, i, 271
Contract, and law of place, i, 57; nature of, 297; divisions, ib.; formal, 298; in canon and civil law, 299; and consent, 300; and mistake, 301; and misrepresentation, 302; and duress, ib.; undue influence, ib.; capacity of parties, 303; matter of, 305; consideration in, 308; discharge of, 309; of marriage, ii, 200
Contrition, ii, 132; qualities of,
Contumacy and censures, ii, 254
Contumely, i, 101, 289
Convert, and Baptism, ii, 84; and confession, 128
Convict and contracts, i, 304
Co-operation, in another’s sin, i, 132; in injustice, 269; by counsel, ib.; by command, 270; by consent, ib.; by provocation, praise, or flattery, 271; as partner, ib.; by silence or defence, 272
Copyright, i, 227 “‘ Corners,”’ i, 339 j
Corporations, right to form, i, 231; to own property, ib.; contracts of, 304
Corpus juris, i, 75
Covetousness, i, 99 ‘
Craniotomy, i, 202
Creditor, secured, i, 278; preferred, ib.;
Cremation and will, i, 319; forbidden by Church, ib.; , ii, 267
Crime, impediment of marriage, ii, 226; adultery, ib.; murder, 227; adultery and murder, 228; and ignorance, ib.;
Criminal assault, i, 213
Criminal, obligations of, ii, 7
Crystal-gazing, i, 143
Cunningham, Dr. W., i, 324
Curates, ii, 33; duties of, ib.
Cursing, i, 157
Custom, i, 67; qualities of, 68; abrogation of, ib.;

D

Damnification, i, 255, 262
Dancing, i, 134
Debt, barred by time, i, 79; priority, 277; of deceased, 277; in marriage, ii, 248
Decalogue, i, 135
Defects, in things sold, i, 328; in betrothal, ii, 195
Defendant, ii, 7; when interrogated, ib.;
Degradation, ii, 266
Denunciation, i, 127
Deposit, i, 341; and religious poverty, ii, 48
Deposition, ii, 266
Desire, i, 94
Despair, i, 113
Detraction, i, 286; making known secret sin of another not always wrong, 287; listening to, 288
Difference of religion, ii, 223, 225; and baptized non-Catholics, 226
Discharge of bankrupt, i, 282
Disparitas cultus, see Difference of religion
Dispensation, i, 70; who can dispense, ib.; interpretation of, 72; ceases, ib.; from abstinence, 361; from fasting, 362; from banns, ii, 198; from impediments of marriage, 238; canonical reasons for, 241 ff.; petition for, 243; in forma commissoria, 244; in forma gratiosa, 245; how executed, ib.;
Divine Office, see Breviary
Divine right, i, 5†
Divining-rod, i, 143
Divorce, ii, 206; and civil courts, 208
Doctor, duties of, ii, 9; and safe remedies, ib.; and Baptism, 10
Domicile and quasi-domicile, i, 56
Doubt, i, 34; sin to act in, ib.; how to act in, 35
Dower, of benefice, ii, 25
Dreams, i, 142
Drunkenness, i, 103; sins committed in, ib.;
Duelling, i, 204; penalty of, ib.; illegal, 205; censure on, 277†
Duress, i, 17; in contracts, 302

E

Earnest to bind contract, i, 327
Education of child, i, 179; in Catholic school, 180; ii, 278
Effect of sin and confession, ii, 140
Emancipation of minor, i, 178, 232
Embryotomy, i, 202
Employers’ liability, i, 188
Enclosure, religious, ii, 50, 275
End, of man, i, 1; does not justify bad means, 8, 24, 202; source of morality, 22
Enemies, to be loved, i, 120; reconciliation of, 121
Engagement, see Betrothal
Envy, i, 101
Epieikeia, i, 63
Equity, see Epieikeia
Error, distinguished from ignorance, i, 11; in contract, 301; in marriage, ii, 228
Estate, i, 225
Eucharist, ii, 91; as sacrament, effects of, 92; matter and form of, 93; minister of, 96; reservation of, 98; necessity of, 100; dispositions for receiving, 102; penalty for abusing, ii, 269. See Mass
Euthanasia, i, 104
Evil effect when imputed, i, 6, 8; gravity of malice, 9
Excommunicates tolerated or not, ii, 259
Excommunication, ii, 259; of those to be avoided or tolerated, ib.; effects of, 260; irregularity from violating, 261; special, 269 ff.
Executor of will, i, 319; duties of, ib.;
Exemption of Regulars, i, 57, 82
Extreme Unction, ii, 179; effects of, ib.; matter and form of, 180; minister of, 181; recipient of, 182; obligation to administer, ib.;

F

Faith, i, 105; necessity of, ib.; when of obligation, 107; external profession of, 108
Fare on railway, i, 252
Fasting, i, 361; who bound to, 362; who excused, ib.; before Communion, ii, 103
Fault, theological and juridical, i, 262 ff.
Fear, i, 16; divisions, ib.; effect of, on voluntary actions, ib.; on positive law, 17; impediment of marriage, ii, 229; how purged, 230
Finding, title to property, i, 243
Firm, i, 347; liability of, ib.;
Fixtures, i, 350
Flattery, i, 271
Form, in sacraments, ii, 57; change in, 58. See under name of each sacrament
Fornication intrinsically wrong, i, 212
Fraternal correction, i, 126; when of obligation, ib.; order in, 127; and paternal correction, ib.; of material sin, 128
Fraudulent preference in bankruptcy, i, 278, 279
Freemasons excommunicated, ii, 274
Freewill, i, 2
Fruition, i, 3
Fruits, natural, industrial, civil, i, 245; whose property, 256
Fungible, i, 321; and money, 322 “ Futures,” i, 355

G

Gambling or gaming, i, 353; forbidden to clerics, ib.; , ii, 22
Gift, i, 314; inter vivos and mortis causa, ib.;
Gluttony, i, 102
God’s name, irreverent use of, i, 154
Grace, ex opere operato, ii, 54; sacramental, 55
Guardians of minors, i, 183

H

Hatred of abomination and enmity, i, 121
Hereditary taint, i, 14
Heresy, i, 111; a crime, ib.; penalty of, ii, 270
Heretics, subject to Church, i, 55; disputes with, 109; communication in rites of, ib.; formal and material, 112; reception into Church, ib.; excommunicated, ii, 270
Hiring, i, 342
Holidays of obligation, i, 357
Homicide, when justifiable, i, 198; in defence of another, 199; and irregularity, ii, 291
Honestas publica, see Public Propriety
Hope, i, 113
Humility, i, 98
Hunting forbidden to clerics, ii, 22
Husband, bound to support wife, i, 185; and step-children, 182, 185
Hypnotism, i, 145
Hypocrisy, i, 99

I

Idolatry, i, 141
Ignorance, i, 11; divisions, ib.; when Sinful, 13; excuses from penalty, 77; and reserved cases, ii, 158; and irregularity, 288
Illegitimates, and parents, i, 182; and irregularity, ii, 289
Illusions, i, 14, n.
Imbecility, impediment of marriage, ii, 229
Immunity, see Privilege
Impediment, of Orders, ii, 288; of marriage, ii, 210; prohibitory and diriment, ib.; who bound by, ib.; prohibitory, 212; dispensation from, 213, 238; doubtful, 236; of minor degree, 240. See under name of each
Imperfection, i, 83
Impotence, ii, 215
Impurity, nature of, i, 209; malice of, 210; indirectly voluntary, ib.; consummated sins of, 212; non-consummated sins of, 219
Incest, i, 213; and confession, ii, 141
Indulgences, selling, ii, 274; nature of, 293; divisions, 295; conditions for gaining, 296; applicable to holy souls, 299
Infidelity, i, 111
Inheritance, i, 232
Injury, i, 251; divisions, ib.; requires restitution, 255
Injustice, i, 250; modes of co-operation in, 269
Innocent, killing of, i, 200
Insurance, i, 351; kinds of, ib.
Intention, i, 3; does not change nature of external action, 24, 264; of God's glory, 27; in saying Breviary, ii, 20; in minister of sacraments, 62; in reception of sacraments, 72; in applying Mass, 108; for indulgences, 296
Interdict, ii, 264; violation of, entails irregularity, 265; special, 285
Interest, i, 324
Interpretation of law, i, 62
Interstices in Orders, i, 187†
Intestacy, i, 319
Irregularity, ii, 287; divisions, ib.; and ignorance, 288; from defect, 289; from crime, 291; removal of, 292

J

Jesuits deny that end justifies means, i, 24, 202, 291
Jubilee, ii, 301
Judge, and bribe, i, 306; ii, 2; duties of, ib.; may he condemn the innocent, ib.; and unjust law, 3; civil and matrimonial causes, ib.; 209
Jurisdiction, ii, 150; ordinary and delegated, ib.; ceases, 151; when Church supplies, 152,
Jury, ii, 4 “
Justice, i, 222; species of, 223, 250; sins against, 250

K

Kissing, i, 220; malice of, ib.;

L

Landlord, i, 350
Law, i, 47; ’ promulgation of, ib.; differs from precept, 48; divisions, 49; power of making, 50; subject-matter of, 52; and heroic acts, 53; and internal acts, ib.; subjects of, 55; imbeciles and children, ib.; drunken people, ib.; heretics and schismatics and law of Church, ib.; domicile and quasi-domicile in relation to, 56; strangers, ib.; acceptance of, 58; obligation of, 59; moral, penal, mixed, ib.; interpretation of, 62; excused from observing, 65; cessation of, 67; useless, 69; dispensation of, 70; natural, 73; positive divine, 74; ecclesiastical, 75; penal and voiding, 76; civil, 78; formally distinct, 89 f.
Lawyer, and fees, ii, 6; and action for divorce, 209
Laxism, i, 38
Lease, i,349
Legacy, i, 316; to pious causes, i, 317
Letters requiring secrecy, i, 296
Liberality, i, 99
Life must be preserved, i, 194
Ligamen, see Previous marriage
Limitation Acts, i, 79†, 264†
Loan for consumption and for use, i, 321, 341
Lots, casting, i, 143
Lottery, i, 353
Lust, i, 100
Lying, i, 290; malice of, 291; not merely against justice, 292

M

Magic, i, 144
Malice, subjective and objective, i, 88
Mandate, i, 341
Manslaughter, i, 200
Market overt, i, 257
Marriage, and contracts, i, 303; contract of, ii, 200; a sacrament, ib.; rights, 201; and consent, ib.; under condition, 202; minister of, 204; matter and form of, ib.; and State, ib.; where contracted, 205; unity and indissolubility of, 206; ratified, dissolved by Pope and religious profession, ib.; and Pauline privilege, 207; and parish registers, 234; dispensations for, 238 ff.; revalidation of, 246; in radice, 247; debitum, 248 ; before non-Catholic minister, 278
Martyrdom called baptism of blood, ii, 76
Mass, of precept, i, 169; where to be heard, 171; conditions, 171 ; excuses from hearing, 172; said in sin, ii, 65; nature of, 106; fruits of, 107; for whom offered, 108; application of, 110 ff.; stipends for, 113; time for, 117; place, 119; requisites, 121; rubrics of, 122
Masters and servants, i, 186
Matter of sacraments, ii, 57; change in, ib.;- probable, 58. See under name of each
Members of Parliament and clerics, ii, 22
Menstrua, i, 217
Mental reservation, i, 292
Merit, i, 46†
Military service and clerics, ii, 23
Minister of sacraments, ii, 61; attention of, ib.; intention of, 62; ignorance of, 63; faith and holiness of, 64; in sin, 65. See under name of each
Minors, and property, i, 231; contracts of, 303; marriage of, ii, 199
Mistake in contract, i, 301; in marriage, ii, 228
Mixed marriage, ii, 224; promises in, ib.; and negligent Catholics, ib.; ceremonies in, 225; banns in, ib.; not to be repeated before non-Catholic minister, ib.;
Money, a fungible, i, 322; as capital, 323
Monopoly, i, 338
Morality, i, 19; norm of, ib.; in will, 20; sources of, 21
Morose pleasure, i, 95; in past sins, ib.; in the unmarried, 96; in evil as cause of good, ib.;
Morphia, i, 104
Motus primo-primus, i, 3
Murder, i, 200
Mutilation, i, 195
Mutuum, i, 321

N

Natural acts, i, 4
Necromancy, see Divination
Negligence, i, 9; degrees of, 262
Neophyte and Orders, ii, 288
Notary public, ii, 6
Novel-reading, i, 220
Novitiate, who can enter, ii, 41
Nuns, confessor of, ii, 154. See Religious
Nuptial blessing, ii, 205

O

Oath, i, 157; divisions, ib.; conditions for, 158; interpretation of, 159; under grave fear, 160; ceases, ib.;
Obedience, ii, 51; vow of, ib.;
Object and morality of act, i, 22
Obligation of law, i, 59; kind of, 60; how satisfied, 61
Occasions of sin, i, 60, ii, 168; what to be avoided, ib.;
Occult compensation, i, 283
Occupation, title to property, i, 242
Offerings of faithful, i, 237; at Easter and Christmas, 240
Oils, kinds of holy, ii, 78, 87
Omission, sin of, i, 9
Onanism, ii, 249
Opinion, i, 38; divisions, ib.;
Ordeal, i, 146
Orders, ii, 183; minister of, 185; subject of, 186; interstices in, 187; and marriage, 222
Ovaries, removal of, and marriage, ii, 215
Ownership, i, 225; absolute and qualified, ib.; objects of, 226; and vow of poverty, ii, 45

P

Parent, duty of, i, 179; authority over child, 181; and child’s property, ib.; and illegitimate child, 182; child’s Catholic education, ii, 278
Parish priests, not legislators, i, 51; can dispense, 71; who are, ii, 30; duties of, 31; and marriage, 233; marriage dispensations, 239
Parochial system, ii, 30
Partner in injustice, i, 271
Partnership, i, 347; dissolved, 348
Passion and sin, i, 14
Pastors, support of, i, 366
Patriotism, i, 176, 193
Patron saint, i, 358
Pauline privilege, ii, 207
Pawnbrokers, i, 342
Peculium of religious, ii, 48
Penalty, when incurred, i, 77; ecclesiastical, ii, 266
Penance, virtue of, ii, 125; sacrament, 126; necessary, 127; matter of, 128; and doubtful sins, 130; unformed, 135; form of, 147; minister of, 149
Peregrini, see Strangers
Perjury, i, 158
Perpetuities, rule against, i, 317
Picketing in strike, i, 275
Planchette, i, 143
Pleasure as motive not sinful, i, 25
Pledge, i, 342
Poaching, i, 244.
Policy in insurance, i, 351
Pollutio, i, 215; in somno, 216; apud mulieres, ib.; apud impuberes, 217; frequens ex causa levi, ib.;
Pollution of "church, ii, 119
Poor, alms due to, i, 123; spiritual ministrations not to be refused to, 367
Pope, legislator, i, 50; dispensing power of, 70; Constitutions of, 76; supreme administrator of Church property, 235
Porro, operation, i, 203
Possession, principle of, i, 35
Possessor, in good faith, i, 256; in bad faith, 259; in doubtful faith, 260
Poverty, religious, ii, 44; solemn and simple vow of, 45; and canon law, 46; sins against, 47
Prayer, divisions, i, 136; obligatory, ib.; conditions for being heard, ib.; to whom and for whom made, 137; A cunctis, 358
Precept, i, 48; of Church, 357
Premium in insurance, i, 351
Prescription, i, 246; conditions for, ib.; good faith in, 247; in canon law, 248
Presumption (conjecture), i, 36; (vice), 98, 114
Previous marriage, ii, 216; second marriage in doubt, 217
Price; just, i, 329;, in special cases, 330; in monopolies, 339
Pride, i, 97
Priest without charge, ii, 34; and Mass, 36
Principal and agent, i, 344
Principle of double effect, i, 7, 200
Privilege, i, 80; divisions, 81; how interpreted, ib.; ceases, ib.; of religious, 82; of forum, ii, 272, 275; of canon, 273, 279
Prize, in war, i, 208; got by unjust means, 264.
Probable opinion, i, 38; intrinsic and extrinsic, ib.; , 41; and sacraments, ii, 64
Probabilism, i, 38; and the Church, 40; not the ideal of Christian life, 41 ; limitation of, 42
Prodigality, i, 99
Profession of faith, i, 108; religious, ii, 43
Prohibition of marriage, ii, 212
Promise, i, 312; ceases to bind, 313
Property, private, i, 128; who may own, 230; and societies, 231; and minors, ib.; and married women, 233; of Church, 234; of clerics, 236; title to, 242; in things found, ib.; and wild animals, ib.
Prosecution, when to be undertaken, ii, 7
Puberty and reserved cases, ii, 157
Public propriety, ii, 222
Pupil, duties of, i, 191
Pusillanimity, i, 98

Q

Quasi-domicile, i, 56
Quasi-parish priest, ii, 30

R

Rape, i, 211†
Raptus, see Abduction
Rash judgements, i, 284
Recidivists, ii, 166; how treated, 167
Referee, ii, 4
Reflex principles for forming conscience, i, 35
Regulars, exemption of, i, 82. See Religious
Relatives, duties of, i, 183
Relics, worshipped, i, 139; false, ib.; ii, 279
Religion, virtue of, i, 135; who may enter, ii, 40; forcing to enter, 281
Religious, contractual capacity of, i, 303 ; and laws binding clerics, ii, 16; state, 37; duties of, 38; confessors of, 153; presuming to marry, 277, 280
Religious prelates, legislators, i, 51; dispensing power of, 71
Remedies for sin, ii, 166
Reputation, right to, i, 226
Reserved cases, ii, 156; papal cases, ib.; Bishops’, 157; of religious, ib.; and ignorance, 158; reservation ceases, ib.; absolution of, 159; occult papal, 274; presuming to absolve from papal, 275
Residence of Bishops, ii, 27; of parish priests, 31
Restitution, i, 255; roots of, ib,; for damage done, 262; for spiritual harm, 265; in another kind, 266; in reputation, ib.; for wounding, 267; for fornication, ib.; for adultery, 268; made to whom, 273; how much, 274; manner of, 279; time and place of, 280; excuses, 281; obligation of confessor, ii, 172
Revenge, i, 100
Rigging the market, i, 355
Right, i, 224; in re and ad rem, ib.; inalienable, 251
Rigorism, i, 38
Rite in reception of sacraments, ii, 74
Robbery, i, 251
Rubrics of Mass, ii, 122
Rule of religious, ii, 38

S

Sabbath day, i, 169
Sacrament, ii, 53; number, 54; formed and unformed, 55; reviviscence of, ib.; of living and dead, 56; matter and form, 57; under condition, 59; minister of, 61; duty of administering, 66; refused to whom, 67; simulation of, 69; recipient of, 71; dispositions for, ib.;
Sacramentals, ii, 54
Sacred, objects, i, 147; vessels to be handled by clerics, 150
Sacrifice, ii, 106
Sacrilege, i, 147; personal, local, 148; real, 149, 214
Sadness at good, i, 96
Sale, of dangerous or immoral object, i, 133; of another’s property, 257; of goods, 327; defects in goods, 328; price, 329; when property passes, 330; title, 331; execution of, 333; of realty, 334; by auction, 336
Satisfaction, in Penance, ii, 144; of obligation, 145; commutation of, 146
Scandal, i, 129; passive, to be avoided, 131
Scapulars, i, 140
Schismatics, and sacraments, ii, 70, 73; excommunicated, 270
Schoolmasters, i, 191
Schools, non-Catholic, i, 180; ii, 278
Scrupulous conscience, i, 43; causes of, 44; remedies, ib.;
Seal of confession, ii, 174; penalty for violating, ib.; , 270; who bound by, 175; broken directly or indirectly, 176
Secret commissions, i, 345
Secrets, i, 294 cease to bind, 295; privileged, 296
Separation a toro et mensa, ii, 208; and civil courts, ib.;
Servants, duty of, i, 186; and master’s property, ib.; rights of, 187; contract dissolved, 190
Servile work, i, 174; excuses for, 175
Simony, i, 151; divisions, 152; penalties, 153; ii, 277
Simulation of sacraments, ii, 69
Sin, i, 83; divisions, ib.; conditions for, 84; gravity of, 85; venial disposes to mortal, 87; species of, 89; number of, 91; of thought, 94; capital or deadly, 97; guilt and penalty, ii, 293
Slander, i, 286
Slavery, i, 228; impediment of marriage, ii, 229
Sloth, i, 102
Smegma, i, 215
Socialism, see Collectivism
Sodomia, i, 217
Soldiers and war, i, 207
Solicitation, malice of, i, 130
Sollicitatio ad turpia, ii, 161; munus Ordinarii, 162; munus confessarii, 163; denuncianda, ib.; falsa accusatio, ib.; , 274; omitting to denounce, 282
Specification, i, 245
Spells, i, 144
Spiritism, i, 143
Spiritual relationship, in Baptism, ii, 81; in Confirmation, 90; and Marriage, 221
Sponsors, in Baptism, ii, 81; in Confirmation, 90
State and labour questions, i, 189
Sterility, ii, 215
Stipends for Mass, i, 153; property of priest, 240; origin of, ii, 113; law regarding, ib.; manual and funded, 114; registers of, 116
Stole fees, not simony, i, 153; whose property, 240
Stolen goods, and sale, i, 157†; receiver of, 271
Strangers, and law, i, 56; and Baptism, ii, 78; and reservation, 158
Strikes, i, 189 f.; picketing in, 275
Stuprum, see Criminal assault
Suicide, i, 194; indirect, 195
Sunday to be kept holy, i, 169, 357; servile work, 174; trading on, 175; and English law, ib.;
Supernatural acts, i, 4
Superstition, i, 140 ff.
Superstitious uses (bequests for), i, 317
Surety and clerics, ii, 22
Surgery and medical practice forbidden to clerics, ii, 22, 291
Suspension, ii, 262; ex informata conscientia, ib.; violated, entails irregularity, 263; special, 283
Suspicion, i, 34, 284

T

Table-turning, i, 143
Tempting God, i, 146
Tenant’s, improvements, i, 245; duties, 350
Ten commandments, see Decalogue
Theatre-going, i, 134; and clerics, Thee:
Theft, of sacred object, i, 149; in general, 252; grave matter, 253; small thefts, 254; of what is specially valued, ib.;
Theological virtues, i, 105 ff.
Title to property, i, 242; by occupation, ib.; accession, 244; prescription, 246
Tonsure, ii, 15
Trading forbidden to clerics, ii, 23
Treasure of Church in indulgences, ii, 294
Treasure-trove, i, 243
Trusts, and bequests, i, 317; and combines, 340
Truth, right to, i, 292; requirements of, 293

U

Undue influence, i, 302
University, non-Catholic, i, 180
Use, i, 3; and custom, 67
Usury, i, 322; and Church, 323; and modern times, 324

V

Vagi, i, 57
Vainglory, i, 99
Value, i, 321
Vendors and purchasers, i, 334
Vengeance belongs to public authority, i, 100, 198
Vestments for Mass, ii, 121
Vicarii co-operatores, see Curates
Violence, i, 17; impediment of marriage, ii, 229
Visitation of diocese, ii, 27
Vocation to priesthood, ii, 35; to religion, 40
Voluntary actions, i, 5; divisions, ib.; obstacles to, 11
Vote at elections, i, 193
Vow, violation of, a sacrilege, i, 148; nature of, 161; divisions, ib.; mistake in, 162; fear, ib.; who bound by, 163; ceases, 164; annulling of, ib.; dispensation from, 165; reserved, 166; chastity commuted, 167; commutation of, ib.; of religion, ii, 38; of poverty, 44; of chastity, 49; of obedience, 51; and marriage, 213, 222, 277, 280

W

Wage of workmen, i, 188
Wager, see Bet
War, i, 206; conditions for just, ib.; what allowed in, 207; restitution for unjust, 275
Warranty, i, 327
Wife, duties of, i, 185
Will, i, 315; whence power to dispose by, ib.; form of, ib.; and canon law, 318; who may make, ib.; and undue influence, ib.; and legitim, ib.; when revoked, ib.; executor of, 319; probate of, ib.;
Witchcraft, i, 144
Witness, duties of, ii, 8
Worship, i, 135, 138; kinds of, ib.; and Church, ib.