Alphabetical Index of Matters (Volume III)

Numbers = marginal numbers, unless p. is prefixed.

An asterisk signifies annotations.

An inserted dash (-) = the word placed at the beginning.

Abbot nullius, 81. His obligations, 89.

• of his own right, 104.

• his rights and privileges, 165, 464, 468, 898.

Abbot Primate, 104.

Absolution from a censure, in the external forum, internal forum, 6, from reserved cases, 470, 472, 473-476, 502.

• from sins, due disposition, 496. How delayed absolution differs from denied absolution, 540. Rules of prudent absolution, 541-544.

• conditional, 540, 544; direct, indirect, 540.

• of the dying, 599; of one enrolled in a Masonic sect, 918; of a penitent who does not denounce a solicitor, 611; or who has denounced falsely, 614.

• of an accomplice, 490-502.

Precept of abstinence. Historical matters, 872 and Appendix XVIII. Canonical exposition, 873-877; moral exposition, 878-879, 882, 885, 886.

Non-Catholics, witnesses at matrimony, 795; exempt from the solemn form of matrimony, 799.

Acolythate, 5, 674.

Legitimate acts, 253.

Administration of goods by clerics, 19.

• temporal, of religions, 110.

Apostolic Administrator, 82. His obligations, 91.

Adoption, impediment of matrimony, 766, 784.

Adultery, cause of divorce, 820.

Baptism of adults, 235, 242, 243, 246, 248, 250.

Age of perpetual vows, 119;

• of the one to be ordained, 692.

• of one about to marry, 772.

Affinity, impediment of matrimony, 781.

Alienation of ecclesiastical goods, 923; of goods of a religion, 110.

Altar for celebration of Mass, 344, 345, 352.

• portable, 345.

• privileged, 638; Gregorian, 304, 638.

• of the Most Holy, 429.

Historical matters, 344; concerning the privileged altar, 637.

Consecration of an altar, 347.

• execration, 348.

The insane as subjects of the sacraments, 199, 204; ordained persons, 690.

America, concerning dances promoted by clerics, 18.

Notation of Baptism, 258, 259;

• of Confirmation, 276; of foundations, 294, 4.

• of Masses, 301.

• of ordinations, 732.

• of matrimony, 801.

Anticipation of Matins, 39, 6.

Antependium, 362.

Application of Mass, 306-315; made for a living person who was thought dead, 311; for several at once, 309, 312;

• in a second, third, intention, 313.

• efficacy of application, 314.

Apostasy from the faith, impediment of entrance into religion, 114; of ordination, 705. Whether it stands in the way of matrimony, 768.

• from religion, 155.

Case of the Apostle, 812-818.

Water, matter of Baptism, 218, 219.

• infusion of water into wine for Mass, 372.

Archbishop, 71. His obligations, 88.

Attention, external, internal; superficial, literal, spiritual, 39.

• through the Mass celebrated, 335.

Attrition required and sufficient in a penitent, 569-577.

Banns before ordination, 726; before matrimony, 746, 747.

Beard of clerics, 28.

Historical matters of Baptism, 214 and Appendix II.

• nature and necessity, 215, 228.

• remote and proximate matter, 218-220; form, 221-224. By whom and how it is to be pronounced, 225-227.

• ceremonies and rites, 248-251.

• minister, 230-235; subject, 237-246.

• effect of remitting sins, 440. What of fiction, 441.

• notation and proof, 258-259.

• uncertainty of heretics, 775.

Baptism, what and of how many kinds, 215-217; to be joined with Communion, 246; what is considered conferred in the Catholic Church, 775.

Blessing of a church, oratory, 342-347.

• of matrimony, 800.

• Papal, 636.

Beneficiaries bound to the canonical hours, 35, 36; to celebration of Mass, 292. Their rights and obligations, 64, 65.

Ecclesiastical benefice, 59-67.

Bination, 319.

Temporal goods of novices, 118; of professed, 121, 125; of religions, 110.

Breviary, see Canonical Hours.

Mass of one with failing sight, 699.

Ceremonies of Baptism, 248-251.

• of Confirmation, 271-273.

• of Mass, 325-335; of Communion, 422-424.

• of Extreme Unction, 655.

Chalice and paten, 349, 350, 354.

Little bell in Mass, 331.

Candles for Mass, 360; for exposition of the Most Holy Sacrament, 433.

Canons, 8, 75. Their obligations, 93.

• officials: curates, penitentiaries, theologians, 75.

• dignities, 75.

Privilege of the canon, 12.

Notion and office of the cathedral chapter, 73; erection, 75.

Chaplaincy, 292*; manual, 292.

Cardinal consecrating altars, a church, 342 - religious, 149.

• sacramental jurisdiction, 488; election of a confessor, 460.

Obligation of chastity of a cleric in major order, 30; necessity before sacred orders, 32; juridical force, 30, 31 - counsel, 100; vow, 135-137.

Catholic sponsors cannot be heretics in Baptism, 255.

Causes against sacred ordination or its obligations, 730 - matrimonial, 835-840.

Cautions in matrimonial dispensation, 767.

Supper of the Lord. Communion, Mass, 336, 337.

Censure. Notion, 907; author and subject, 908; obligation, 909; absolution, 910 - standing in the way of a sacrament to be administered, 186, 211; of a sacrament to be received, 210; of matrimony, 769. - Reserved censures and absolution, 473-476; 915-925.

Censorship of books, 890-895.

Character of the sacraments, 172 - of Baptism, 215.

Surgery forbidden to clerics, 19.

Dances forbidden to clerics, 18.

Obligation of choir, 46, 93, 147.

How the presence of Christ in the Eucharist ceases, 374, 383.

Circumcision, 173.

Cloister of religious, 144-146.

Who clerics are and whence they are so called, 3.

Incardination of a cleric, 8; entrance into religion, 114, 115; rights, 11; privileges, 12; loss of these, 13; military service, 12, 3; 19 - common obligations, negative, 15-24; positive, 25 - common life, 16, i, c.

• obligations of major order, 30-48.

Coalescence of sacrileges, 130, 5.

Spiritual relationship, 257, 275, 783; legal, 766, 784.

Imposed collects, 332.

Conferences concerning moral and liturgical matters, 49.

Color of the chasuble, 324; of the stole, 847.

Commemoration of all the faithful departed, 319.

Spiritual Communion, 417; useful for indulgences, 629.

Dispensation of Communion, 385, 386; in mortal sin, 186.

• carrying to the sick, 387.

• necessity, 402; precept for the healthy, 403; frequency to be advised to the healthy, 410, 411; to the sick, 412.

• counsel on the Supper of the Lord, 409.

• grace, 398; 416; how long it is received, 414; from what moment, 415.

• reception for another, 418.

• time, hour, 420; place, 413 end; 421; rite, 422, rubrics, 423, 424.

Moral norms concerning dispositions, for frequent Communion, 411.

Privilege of competence, 12, 4.

The name of an accomplice not to be asked by the confessor, 497; defamation from confession, 589 - absolution, 499-502.

Compromise, 55.

Concelebration, 287, 318.

Condition in the sacraments, 184; in matrimony, 791; in consecration, 380. - Of the concession of an indulgence, 618 - of gaining an indulgence, 626.

Conditional administration of a sacrament, 184 - of Baptism, 245; of Penance, 540-544; of Extreme Unction, 662; of Matrimony, 791 - repetition of a sacrament, 185; of Baptism, 245, 256; of ordination, 674-681.

Power of confessors concerning reserved matter, 470, 472, 473-476, 502; concerning conditions of indulgences, 621, 634 - concerning irregularities, 721 - concerning matrimonial impediments, 758.

• vestments, 539.

• action concerning accusation, 538; absolution, 540-544; satisfaction, 545-547; concerning various persons: the sick and dying, 552, 599; the little pious, 550; the pious, 551; the rude, 548.

• required qualities, 534, 535; required sanctity, 32; knowledge, 536 - persons, 528; obligations, 529-532.

General counsels for a confessor, 553, 577, 597, 886.

A confessor admitting to first Communion, 391; fraternally correcting, 533; admonishing one in error, 532, 3; communicating indulgences, 621; commuting works for indulgences, 634; repairing defects committed by himself, 554-556; having forgotten the accusation, 594.

• soliciting, 603-614.

• incapable of testimony, 507.

• is freely chosen, 564; of male and female religious, 478-488.

• religious, needing license of the Superior, 490.

Confession prescribed before Communion, 392; before Mass, 317; once a year, 561.

• materially integral, 583; formally integral, 588; to be completed, 585, 596; to be repeated, 593, 595; vocal, 592.

• general, 539, 597, 598.

• of male and female religious, 478-488.

• place of confession, 558; time, 559; condition for indulgences, 628.

Nature, matter, and form of Confirmation, 262; minister, 266-268; subject, 269; necessity, 270; ceremonies and sponsors, 271-275; notation, 276; testimony, 116, 724, 745.

• Historical matters, 261 and Appendix III.

Use of marriage and Communion, 400.

Consanguinity, impediment of matrimony, 780.

Manifestation of conscience, 143.

Constitutions of religious, what they are, 141 - obligation, 142.

Dismissal of religious, 156, 157.

Full divorce, 812-818.

• imperfect, 819-821.

Departure from religion, 154.

Exclaustration, 154.

Valid Eucharistic consecration, on the part of the matter, 368-376 - licit, 381.

Consecration of a church, altar, 342, 347.

Necessity of matrimonial consent, 786; conditions, 787-792.

• possibility with consciousness of nullity, 774.

• form required for validity, 794, 795; 797-799; for liceity, 796.

Counsels concerning the breviary, 45; - concerning Extreme Unction, 664; concerning the sanctification of feasts, 863, 870; concerning abstinence and fasting, 886; concerning Extreme Unction, 664; concerning the Masses which are imposed on those ordained, 733.

• general, for a confessor, 553, 577.

• evangelical, 100.

What the work of counsel is, 100.

Constitutions of religious, what they are, 141. Obligation, 142.

Diocesan consultors, 76.

Perfect contrition, 567.

Convent, 105.

Clerical crown, 28.

Prayer crown for indulgences, 640, 631.

Corporal, 350, 351, 356. Hosts outside the corporal, 378.

Cremation, 922.

Crime, impediment of matrimony, 779.

Image of the Crucified, for Mass, 359 - with indulgences toties quoties, 643; of the Way of the Cross, 645.

Tithes, 887.

Defects in the celebration of Mass, 320-335 - in ministering Penance, how they are to be repaired, 554-556.

• in ordinations to be supplied or corrected, 681.

For the departed, application of indulgences, 617, 619 s.

Delegation for assistance at marriages, 795; for confessions, 447, 449-453, 456-461.

What express delegation brings about, 453, 795.

A cleric deputy to Parliament, 19.

Diaconate, 5, 676, 692, 693.

A deacon baptizing, 232; ministering Holy Communion, 385; blessing, 846.

Whether and how the more worthy is to be preferred for office, 57.

Dismissal of religious, 156, 157.

Disparity of cult, impediment, 775.

Dispensation from irregularity or impediments of ordination, 721, 722; from banns, 746; from interstices of ordinations, 696; from the sanctification of feasts, 861, 869; from fasting and abstinence, 876; from the breviary, 41.

• from matrimonial impediments, 754-762 - virtual dispensation, 760 end.

• in a ratified and non-consummated marriage, 822, 836; in conditions of the Pauline privilege, 817, 818. Various matters concerning matrimonial dispensations, 831-834.

Distraction of one reciting the canonical hours, 39, 47; of the minister of a sacrament, 180, 183; of the celebrant, 331, 335; of one conferring Extreme Unction, 654.

Full divorce, 812-818; imperfect, 819-821.

Fraud, impediment of entrance into religion, 114; in matrimony, 787.

Religious house, regular, formed, 105 - its erection, 106; suppression, 107.

Dowry of nuns, 117.

• of religious women, 117.

Those doubtfully insane, whether to be baptized, 244; whether to be absolved, 544.

• consecrated hosts, 379.

• sins accused or committed, or doubtfully grave, 587.

Doubt concerning the office recited, 43.

• concerning the power of one commanding, 138.

• concerning adult age for the sacraments, 207, 244.

• concerning the disposition of the subject for sacraments, 184, 209.

• concerning Baptism received, 245; before matrimony, 775, 4.

• concerning the eucharistic fast taken, 394.

• concerning sacramental jurisdiction, 459, 493.

• concerning a reserved censure, 472.

• concerning the utility of admonition, 532.

• concerning one's own fitness for confessions, 536.

• concerning ordination, 735.

• concerning the validity of matrimony, 775, 4; 818.

• concerning the conditions of the Pauline privilege, 818.

Church (temple), what it is, 342; cathedral, collegiate, 75.

• where the Most Holy is to be reserved, 426, 428.

• its blessing, consecration, 342; erection, 75, 106; reconciliation, 342.

Departure from religion, 154.

Canonical election, 55-57.

Episcopate, 5, 680.

Breviary of a bishop, 42; Extreme Unction, 657 - office and power, rights and privileges, 70; obligations, 87; impediment of entrance into religion, 114.

• of a diocesan bishop, right of founding a religion, 103; obligations, 87, II - titular bishop, Mass for the people, 87.

Bishop consecrating, 347, 684; proper bishop for ordination, 685, 686; how he takes possession, 87.

• religious, 149.

Error concerning the subject of a sacrament, 205.

• in matrimony, 787.

• common, 459.

Errors committed by a confessor, 554-556 - in one petitioning for matrimonial dispensation or in rescripts, 760.

Sacrament of the Most Holy Eucharist. Dignity, 365. - Notion, 367; unity, 368; matter, 369-372.

• How it ought to be present, 375, 376; determined, 375, 377.

• Form, 382.

• dispensation, 384-386; 420-424; carrying to the sick, 387.

• reservation, 432.

• exposition, 433; Forty Hours, 435.

• visitation, 437.

Examination of conscience to be supplied by the confessor, 538 - in general confession, 539.

• of approving confessors, 452.

• of one to be ordained, 693, 725 - concerning studies after the priesthood, 49.

• of those about to marry, 745.

Exclaustration, 154.

Excommunication of one absolving an accomplice, 502; of one falsely denouncing a confessor as solicitor, 614; of one violating the sacramental seal, 524; of publishers and knowingly reading certain works, 904. - Of authors and publishers of Sacred Scripture without license, 904.

• excommunications latae by law, 915-923.

Notion, division, and effects of excommunication, 912, 210, 211, 849.

Excuse from the breviary, 41; from hearing Mass, 861, 862; from fasting before celebration, 316; before Communion, 395; from the precept of ecclesiastical fasting, 883; from festive rest, 869; from observing a censure, 909; from irregularities, 721.

Exemption of religious, 162.

• from the form of matrimony, 799.

• from the prohibition of books, 902.

Spiritual exercises of priests, 49.

• of postulants, 113; of novices, 118; of those to be ordained, 728.

Exorcism, 850.

Exorcistate, 5, 674.

Extreme Unction. Historical matters, 649 and Appendix XIV. Notion, 650; matter, 651-653; form, 654; ceremonies, 655; minister, 657, 658; subject, 660-666; conditional administration, 662; repetition, 666.

Feasts of the Lord, of the Blessed Virgin Mary, for indulgences, 639. Translation, for indulgences, 639.

• for ordinations, 730.

• for the Mass for the people, 856.

• to be sanctified, 854. Historical matters, 852 and Appendix XVII. Origin of the precept, 853; present source, 854; force, 856; gravity, 857; computation of the feast day, 857. Positive sanctification by heard Mass, 856-863; negative, by abstinence from servile works, 864-870.

Fetus to be baptized, 238, 239.

Fiction in Baptism, how it is remitted, 441; in matrimony, 788; in ordination, 689.

Suretyship of clerics, 17.

Good faith, which kind is to be disturbed or not, 532, 3; 553.

• of one receiving orders from a declared excommunicate, 737.

Privilege of forum, 12. Prohibited actions on feasts and in the sacred triduum, 867.

Internal forum, external forum, 6.

Form of the sacraments, 175-177;

• of Baptism, 221-224; of Confirmation, 265; of the consecration of the Most Holy Eucharist, 382; of Penance, 443, 444; of Extreme Unction, 654.

• solemn form of sponsals, 740; of matrimony, 795-798. Excepted cases, 797, 799.

Fruit of Mass, 283, 285.

Flight of a religious, 155.

Notion of a pious foundation, 294; rules, 294-296.

State of grace, required in the administration of a sacrament, 186; for celebrating Mass, 317;

• required for receiving the sacraments, 206; for Most Holy Communion, 392; required in a confessor, 536; for gaining indulgences, 626; for ordination, 691.

Sacramental grace, 172.

• of the Most Holy Eucharist, 389, 414-416.

• of Penance, 444.

Gregorian Masses, 304.

• Gregorian altar, 304.

Habit, see Vestments.

• clerical, by which laypersons it can be worn, 169; to be worn by clerics, 28.

• to be laid aside, 157, d.

A heretic excluded from the sacraments, 195; from the office of sponsor, 255; asking for the application of Mass, 307, 308; whether to be baptized before matrimony, 775.

• infant, whether to be baptized, 241; whether again under condition, 245, 775.

• Mass in a temple of heretics or schismatics, 342, 4.

Functions of Holy Week, 336, 337.

Hierarchy, what it is. Twofold, 4 - of order, 670.

Historical matters, concerning the name of Clergy, 3 - concerning the subdiaconate as a major order, 5 - concerning the privileges of clerics, 12 - concerning the negative obligations of clerics, 15 - concerning prohibited business dealing, 20 - concerning the vestments and tonsure of clerics, 28 - concerning the Canonical Hours, 33 and Appendix I - concerning the anticipation of Matins, 39, 6 - concerning Baptism, 214 and Appendix II - concerning Confirmation, 261 and Appendix III - concerning the sacrifice of the Mass, 279 and Appendix IV - concerning fasting before Mass, 316 and Appendix V - concerning sacred vestments, 324 and Appendix VI - concerning churches and oratories, 341 and Appendix VII - concerning the altar, 344 and Appendix VIII; concerning the privileged altar, 638 - concerning the sacrament of the Eucharist, 366 and Appendix IX - concerning fasting before Communion, 393, and Appendix X - concerning the Sacrament of Penance, 439 and Appendix XI - concerning the sacramental seal, 504, and Appendix XII - concerning indulgences, 616 and Appendix XIII - concerning Extreme Unction, 649 and Appendix XIV - concerning Order, 668 and Appendix XV - concerning Matrimony, 739 and Appendix XVI - concerning the form of celebrating matrimony, 794 - concerning the sanctification of feasts, 852 and Appendix XVII - concerning fasting and abstinence, 872 and Appendix XVIII - concerning the censorship and prohibition of books, 889 and Appendix XIX.

Canonical Hours, 33. Obligation, 34, 35. Private recitation, 35; with a companion, 47, 48 - outside domicile, 42; in choir, 47, 48. Historical matters, 33 and Appendix I.

Hour of Communion, 420; of Mass, 338.

Hosts outside the corporal, 378 - doubtfully consecrated, 380 - to be consecrated during Mass, 380. Fragments, 377.

Fasting in Baptism, 246 - before Mass, 316 - before Communion, 393-398. Historical matters concerning fasting before Mass, 316; before Communion, 393.

Fasting from ecclesiastical precept. Historical matters, 872 and Appendix XVIII. Canonical exposition, 873-877; moral exposition, 881, 883-886.

Ignorance, of penalty, 908; of reservation, 465; of irregularity, 698; of the impediment of crime, 779, IV; of the object of matrimony, 786.

Of immunity, privilege, 12.

Impediments to entrance into religion, 114.

• of ordination, 713-719.

• of matrimony. Notion, 750; division, 751; author, 752; subject, 753; dispensation, 754-762, 834; multiple impediments, 760. Communication of impediments, 764 - impedient, 765-770 - diriment, 771-784 - when an impediment has ceased, whether the nuptials are convalidated, 824, 825.

Impotence, impediment of matrimony, 773.

Incardination, 8, 685.

Inconvenience excusing from the breviary, 41; from administering the sacraments, 190; excusing from confession before Mass, 317.

An unworthy person, to whom the sacraments must be denied, 191-196.

Indulgences. Historical matters, 616 and Appendix XIII. Notion, 617, 618; variety, 619; concession, 620-622; interpretation, 623, 648; publication, 624; acquisition, 626-634. Various indulgences, 636-647. - Apostolic, 636. Recognition by the Sacred Penitentiary, 622 - real indulgences, how they cease, 640; local indulgences, how they cease, 642 - toties quoties, 643.

Of infants, Baptism, in the womb, 238; outside the womb and danger of death, 241; in danger of death, 241 - ceremonies for those to be baptized, 248; place and time, 249, 250 - Confirmation, 269.

Whether infants of unbelievers are to be baptized, 241.

Communion of the sick, 387, 412; dispensation from eucharistic fasting, 395, 396, 397; pious desire of adoring the Most Holy Sacrament, 436.

• sacramental absolution, 540, 487 - confession, 588. - Extreme Unction, 660, 661.

Canonical institution, 54.

Intention, necessary in the minister of a sacrament, 180; in one consecrating, 337, 377, 379 - in one receiving a sacrament, 199-203; necessary for indulgences, 626; of the Supreme Pontiff, 633; for ordination, 689.

• efficacy of intention upon the value of the matter or form of the sacraments, 177.

• of Mass: commutation, 300; determination, 309; conflict, 311; conjunction in one Mass, 312.

Interdict, 913. Imposed interdicts, 925.

Interstices, 696.

Irregularity, in general, 698; from defect, 699-703; from delict, 704-712. Multiple, 720. Dispensation, 721.

• impediment to entrance into religion, 115 - preventing administration of a sacrament, 186.

Jubilee, 619, 5.

Rights differ from privileges, 10.

Jurisdiction. Notion, division, efficacy, 6, 7 - for one's own advantage, 6, 3 - for absolving, 448; its cessation, 449; suspension, 450; collation, 451-453 - who have ordinary sacramental jurisdiction, 455. Who delegate sacramental jurisdiction, 456, 461 - delegated in danger of death, 457, 491; at sea, 458; in common error, 459, 494; in positive doubt, 459, 493; to confessors chosen by a Cardinal or bishop, 460.

• probable use of it, 493; doubtful use of it, 493.

Justice, injured by violation of the vow of poverty, 131; by a stipend partly retained, 299 - obliging to the administration of sacraments, 190.

State of laypersons, 169; associations, 170.

Layperson, baptizing, 233; giving Holy Communion, 386 - receiving confession, is bound by the seal, 507.

Lectorate, 5, 674. Lector blessing, 846.

Legitimate offspring, 809.

Legitimation, 760, 810.

Parochial books, 94, 4. Records of subdeacons, 732; of marriages, 801.

Censorship of books. Historical matters, 889 and Appendix XIX. Force of the rules, 890. How censorship differs from license. Works subject to censorship, 892. Office of censors, 894. Granting of faculty, 893. Mention in the book, 896. Separate license, 895.

• prohibition. Historical matters, 889 and Appendix XIX. Canonical exposition, 898-904. Obligation of conscience, 905.

License by which the vice of proprietorship is warded off, 129 - denied by one, granted by another, 129 - of writing or printing, 894-896.

• of reading prohibited books, 903.

Impediment of bond, 774.

Letters, commendatory, celebret, 343 - dimissorial for ordination, 686 - testimonial for ordination, 724; of ordination received, 732; for entrance into religion, 116, 724.

Place of Baptism, 249, 250; of reserving the Eucharist, 426-431; of distributing it, 421; of confession, 558; of ordinations, 731; of matrimony, 796, 806; in which satisfaction is made for the precept of hearing Mass, 859.

Games, forbidden to clerics, 18.

Light, in Mass, 360; before the Most Holy Sacrament, 432.

Required altar cloths, 353.

Sea, jurisdiction at sea, 458. Mass at sea, 346.

Mary (Blessed Virgin), godmother in Portugal, 253.

Martyrdom, 216, 217.

Matter of the sacraments, 175, 176, 177; of Baptism, 218-220; of Confirmation, 263, 264; of the Most Holy Eucharist, 369-372; required for consecration, 375-377; of the sacrament of Penance, 442, 584, 590, 591; of Extreme Unction, 651-653; of Order, 674-678; of Matrimony, 741.

Grave matter in injured poverty, 130.

Historical matters of Matrimony, 739 and Appendix XVI. Notion, 741; division, 742; favor of law, 743; preparation, 745-748; impediments and dispensation in general, 750-762, 764, 831-834; individual impediments, 765-784; subject, 763; place, 796, 806; time, 770, 805; solemn form, 795-799; rite, 800; inscription, 801; effects, 808, 809; dissolution, 812-818; separation, 819-821; convalidation, 823-825; radical sanation, 826-828.

Conditional matrimony, 791; before witnesses alone, 797; mixed, 800; ratified, 742; its dissolution, 812; of conscience, 803; morganatic, 742*; putative, 742 - attempted, penalties, 137 - impediment to entrance into religion, 114; impeded by vow, 136.

Second nuptials, 830.

Matins, separated from Lauds, 39; anticipated, 39, e; before the sacred rite, 39, e; 329.

Medicine, practiced by clerics, 19.

Lies, in confession, 592.

Commerce, 21, 297, 6.

Markets, prohibited on feasts, 868.

Metropolitan, 71. His obligation, 88.

Fear removing obligations of clerics, 31 - impediment of religion, 114 - of one administering a sacrament, 194, 795 - of one receiving a sacrament, 201 - vitiating matrimonial consent, 789 - excusing from penalty, 908.

Military service of clerics, 12, 3; 19, h.

Minister of a sacrament, 179; validly administering, 180-185; licitly administering, 186-195 - punished with censure, 186, 211; in grave sin, 186; simulating a sacrament, 188 - of Baptism, 230-235 - of Confirmation, 266-268 - of Holy Communion, 385-386; of Extreme Unction, 657, 658.

• of ordinations, 683-685.

• of Mass, 323, 363; assisting at Extreme Unction, 652, 656.

Mass, with exposition of the Most Holy Sacrament, 433-435; dialogued, 323 - in another rite, 325 - outside one's own church, 334 - votive, 333 - for the dead, 333; for the people, 87, 91, 92, 96 - on the Lord's Supper, on Holy Saturday, 336, 337 - on the Nativity of the Lord, 319, 339, 340 - on the Commemoration of all the faithful departed, 319 - in a violated, execrated, interdicted church, 342 and Appendix to n. 341 - in a temple of heretics or schismatics, 342, 4 - at sea, 346; under the open sky, 345 - furnishings required for Mass, 348-363.

• to be celebrated devoutly, 322, 335.

Notion of Mass, 280; end, 281; those offering, 282; fruit, 283; value, 284-286; concelebration, 287, 318 - obligation of completing it, 320 - interruption, 321 - minister, 323; rite and rubrics, 322-335.

• valid, licit, useful, efficacious application, 306-315; place, 342-346; time, 336-340.

• several Masses permitted on the Nativity of the Lord, on the commemoration of the dead, 319, 340; on account of the people, from indult, 319.

• manual Masses, founded Masses, Masses after the manner of manual Masses, 293, 299 - Gregorian Masses, 304.

Reduction of Masses, 292; transfer, 299.

Precept of hearing Mass, 858-860; excuses, 861, 862.

Missal, 358.

Missionaries, dispensing in the Pauline privilege, 817.

Missions among unbelievers: subject of Baptism, 207, 241; minister of Baptism, 233. Integrity of confession, 588, 2. Pauline privilege, 812-818.

Mixed nuptials, impediment of matrimony, 767. Rite, 800.

Monastery, 105.

Nuns, 102.

A monster to be baptized, 240.

Baptism of the dying, 243; Confirmation, 269; absolution, 599; Extreme Unction, 662-663.

Acceptance of death, 642.

• danger. Baptism, 233, 241; Confirmation, 269; Eucharist, 387, 395, 420; Penance, 457, 470, 491, 599; absolution of an accomplice, 500, 501; indulgence of the article of death, 621, 642; Extreme Unction, 651, 660; Matrimony, 744, 755-757, 797; suffrages before death, 315 - proof of a spouse, 774.

Cohabitation of a woman with clerics, 16.

The mute, the mutilated, for indulgences, 631.

Nativity of the Lord. Mass and Communion, 319, 339, 340.

Business dealing of clerics, 20-24 - exceptions, 23 - by means of stipends, 297, 6 - species of business dealing, 297, 6.

Necessity of the sacraments, 174; of Baptism, 228; of Confirmation, 270; of Communion, 402; of Penance, 445; of Extreme Unction, 664.

• of parents, impediment to entrance into religion, 115.

• obliging to the administration of sacraments, 190.

Name to be imposed in Baptism, 248.

Notorious, 782.

Novitiate, conditions and governance, 118; beginning, 118. Admission into the novitiate, 120.

Of novices, impediments to entrance, 114, 115; privileges, 118; rights and obligations, 118; confession, 479.

• master, for confessions, 490.

Obligation of administering a sacrament, 190 - of denying the sacraments, 191-195 - of confirming, 268; of receiving Confirmation, 270, 271 - of celebrating from priesthood, 289; from a precept of a Superior, 290; from care of souls, 291; from the burden of a benefice, 292; from promise, 293; from foundation, 294-296; from stipend, 297-304.

• of hearing confessions, 495; of absolving one disposed, 496.

• of administering Extreme Unction, 658; of receiving the same, 664.

• imposed in ordinations, 733.

Obedience of clerics, 20; of priests, 49.

• counsel of obedience, 100; promise in ordination, 679; vow, 138-140.

Occasionaries, as regards absolution, 542.

Those offering in Mass, 282.

Notion of the Divine Office, 33; obligation, 34. See Canonical Hours. "Office for office," 39, p. 43.

Instruction of the Holy Office, 9 June 1915, concerning use of knowledge from confession, 526 - section concerning the prohibition of books, 901.

Ecclesiastical office, 51; its provision, 52-57; loss, 58.

Blessing of sacred oils, 651; custody, 655.

All works, clause of prohibition of books, 901, 4.

Work by which indulgences are obtained, 627.

• servile, 865. Precept of abstaining from servile works, 865-868. Excuses, 869.

Prescribed prayers, 332.

Oratories, 342. Blessing, consecration, 342.

• reservation of the Most Holy Sacrament, 426, 427. Historical matters, 341 and Appendix VII.

Those to be ordained, 688-720 - must be confirmed, 270.

Ordination, Order. Historical matters, 668 and Appendix XV. Notion, 669. Division, 670, 672. No repetition, 673. Essentials or things to be observed in individual ordinations, 674-680.

• General norms concerning the correction of defects, 681.

• Minister, 683-686.

• Ordination vitiated by fear, 690.

Ordinary, 7.

• of the place, 7, 455. His power over clerics, 26; over the dowries of religious women, 117; in investigating the will of a novice woman, professed woman, 117, 118; over religious institutes, 106, 107, 109, 110, 138, i - whether he can command celebration and application of Mass, 290 - taking care of the execution of Masses, 298, 6, 7 - permitting bination, 319; custody of the Most Holy Eucharist, 426, 431; exposition of the Most Holy Sacrament, 433, 434 - prescribing collects, 332 - delegating for confession, 447, 456 - reserving cases, 468, 469 - to be approached in more difficult cases of marriages, 748, 768, 769 - dispensing in impediments of matrimony, 755, 762; in the Pauline privilege, 817 - competent for assisting at marriages, 795 - dispensing in the sanctification of feasts, 861, 869; in fasting and abstinence, 876, 885 - permitting the reading of a prohibited book, 903.

Major orders, minor orders, 5; sacred orders, 670.

Order, ordination. Subject, 688-720; preparation, 724-728; rite, 729; time, 730; place, 731; notation, 732. Obligations imposed in ordination, 733 - general ordination, what it is, 731 - doubtful ordination, 735 - causes against ordination, or its obligation, 736 - sacred order, impediment of matrimony, 776.

Religious order, 102.

Whether one playing the organ satisfies choir, 48.

Orientals impeded from entrance into a Latin religion, 115 - indulgences, Appendix XIII, end. Those ordained in the rite of Orientals, 729.

Ostiariate, 5, 674.

Sacrament of Penance. Historical matters, 439 and Appendix XI.

• Matter, 442, 584, 590, 591. What of sins before Baptism repeated conditionally, 563; in Baptism, 441 - form, 443, 444 - necessity, 445 - minister, 447.

Sacramental penance (satisfaction), account, 545 - necessity, modes to be chosen, 546, 547 - execution, 600-602 - what penance is grave and long-lasting, 614; what salutary, 834.

The Sacred Penitentiary and absolution of an accomplice, 502; and denunciation of a solicitor, 611; and doubts concerning ordination, 735; and indulgences, 622; and impediments of matrimony, 755, 759 - permitting the absolution of a "Mason," 918.

Patronage, 63.

Counsel of poverty, 100 - vow, 125-134 - virtue, 134.

Who are canonically poor, 833.

Whether sin prevents the reciting of Canonical Hours, 39 - of one omitting Canonical Hours, 40 - to be accused, 441, 442, 563, 584, 590, 591.

Peculium, 133.

Perfection, obligation of religious, 123.

Persons. Why, in what place, and in what way persons are treated, 1 - division of persons in the Church, 2.

Contrition or attrition of the penitent, 568, 577; purpose, 578-582; accusation, 583-598; examination, 584, 538 - obligation concerning satisfaction, 600-602; obligation of denouncing a solicitor, 603-614.

Bread, matter of the Most Holy Eucharist, 369.

Parents prohibited from administering Baptism, 234 - rite of parents in baptizing infants, 248 - office concerning the first Communion of children, 391, 406.

Pastors: notion, function, rights and privileges, 77, 795; obligations, 94, 291; installation, 795 - condition of a religious, 150 - right of baptizing, 231; office of noting Baptism, 258; concerning the first Communion of children, 391 - sacramental jurisdiction, 455, 471 - right of administering Extreme Unction, 657 - obligation of noting the ordination of a subdeacon, 732 - offices concerning marriages, 745-748; power over impediments of matrimony, 756; over the conditions of the Pauline privilege, 817; competence for assisting at matrimony, 795, 796 - power of dispensing in the sanctification of feasts, 861, 869; in fasting and abstinence, 876.

Paschal precept, 403-406, 408.

Obligation of the pastoral office, 190, 291.

Sponsor in Baptism, 252-257; in Confirmation, 274, 275.

Pauline privilege, 812-818.

Travelers to be baptized, 231; by which reserved cases they are bound, 463, 472.

Penalty, impediment to entrance into religion, 114; of attempted matrimony by or with a professed religious, 137; of apostate and fugitive religious, 155; of one delinquent regarding Mass stipends, 302 - concerning ordinations, 737.

Canonical penalties. Division, 907; author and subject, 908, 911.

Pollution and Communion, 400.

Supreme Pontiff. Function and power, 69; power over religious, 138; of commanding application of Mass, 290; of granting indulgences, 620; of dispensing in ratified matrimony, 812; in the conditions of the Pauline privilege, 816; over impediments of matrimony, 754.

Portiuncula indulgences, 647.

Postulation, 55.

Postulancy in religion, 113.

Obligation of a precept, 139.

Function of Apostolic Prefects, 83; obligations, 92.

Prelate, 7. Obligation of choosing worthy clerics, 32 - nullius, 81.

Prayers for indulgences, 632, 633.

Presbyterate, 5, 677-679, 692-693.

Deprivation of office, 58.

Communication of privileges, 160.

Privilege, 10, 166. Loss; renunciation, 13 - of religious, 159-166 - Pauline privilege, 812-818.

Probable fulfillment of the conditions of an indulgence, 648; see Doubt.

Professed religious and obligation of the breviary, 35, 3; of choir, 46.

Religious profession, impediment to entrance into religion, 114; of matrimony, 777 - species of profession, 119; conditions, place, 119; effects, 121. Admission to profession, 120.

What the prohibition of a book embraces, 899.

Purpose required in confession, 578-582.

Apostolic Pro-prefect, 85.

Apostolic Pro-vicar, 85.

Canonical provision of an office, 52-57.

Public honesty, impediment of matrimony, 782.

Public impediment of matrimony, 751; public matrimony, 742; public delict, 782, 758.

Confession of children, 544, 549 - Communion, 391, 403, 407 - ordination, 690 - use of the sacraments, 199.

Purificator, 349, 350, 357.

Pyx and lunette of the monstrance, 355.

Questing, 164.

Quasi-inspiration, 55.

Quasi-pastors, 86; obligations, 96.

Quinquennial report of bishops, 87, 6; of religious, 109.

Five-year periods for the report of bishops to the Holy See, 87, 6.

Abduction, impediment of matrimony, 778.

Relapsing penitents, as regards absolution, 543, 582.

Rule: notion, obligation, 141, 142.

Privileged jurisdiction of regulars, 447; ordination, 686, 697, 724, 728.

Religion, what it is, of how many kinds, 102 - its hierarchical structure, 104; its governance, 109.

• diocesan, 103.

Obligations of religious, 123-147; privileges, 159-166 - departure from religion, 154, 155, 156 - transfer, 152 - ordination, 686, 697, 724, 728.

A religious Cardinal, 149; bishop, 149; pastor, 150; confessor, 456.

Reservation of cases, 463-466; of sins, 467-471; of censures, 472-476.

Residence of canons, 93; of clerics, 29; of a bishop, 87; of pastors, 94.

Restitution to be made by a religious, 131; for a Mass not celebrated, 298, i; 300, 9; for a stipend retained in part, 299, 3; for errors of a confessor, 554-556.

Revival of the sacraments, 209; of the Sacrament of Penance, 569.

Rite of the one administering and of the one receiving the sacraments, 211, 248 - of one celebrating, 325, 422; of Mass to be heard, 859 - of one communicating, 422 - of the penitent, 564 - of ordinations, 729. What if certain orders were received in an Oriental rite, 729 - of matrimony, 800.

• of Sacramentals, 847.

Determined rite of Baptism, 248.

Binding rubrics, 189, 322 - of Mass, 325-335 - of Holy Communion, 423, 424, 387.

Communion of Holy Saturday, 420; fasting, 874; Mass, 337.

Priest blessing, 347, 846; consecrating, 347, 846; administering Confirmation, 266; offering Mass, 282; as such, bound to celebrate, 289; in a state of sin before Mass, 317; a stranger celebrating in another church, 334, 343; how an Oriental is admitted to celebrating, 343; ordaining, 683; assisting at Mass, 323; assisting at matrimony. His power, 757; delegated for matrimony, 795.

Common obligations of priests, 49.

Sacramentals. Notion, 843; efficacy, 844; constitution, 845; minister, 846; one administering in mortal sin, 186; rite, 847; use of a blessed thing, 848; subject, 849. Concerning exorcisms, 850.

Sacrament, what it is, of how many kinds, 172-174. - Matter and form, 175 - their union, 176 - Minister, 179; validly administering, 180-185; licitly administering, 186-195 - Conditional administration, repetition, 184, 185. Due administration, 190 - Subject: validly receiving, 199-205; licitly receiving, 206-212 - valid and unformed, 208. What concerning Penance, 569 - unity of the sacraments, 841.

Sacred furnishings, 347-362 - their blessing, touching, washing, 349-350.

Notion of sacrifice, comparison with sacrament, 280.

Repair and touching of sacred vessels, 349, 350.

Secularization, 154.

Sanation in the root, 829.

Holiness of clerics, 25 - required before sacred orders, 32.

Scapulars for indulgences, 646. In the same place, medals in place of scapulars.

Confession certificate, 520.

A schismatic excluded from the sacraments, 195 - infant, whether to be baptized, 241. Mass in a temple of schismatics, 342.

Erection of schools, 106.

Selection of seminarians, 32, p. 36; confessions, 490.

Caesarean section, 238.

Cleric senator, 19.

Those deprived of ecclesiastical burial, 922.

Sacramental seal. Historical matters, 504 and Appendix XII. Notion of threefold violation, 505; definition and demonstration, 506; subject, 507; object, 508-510; condition, 511; obligation, 512; faculty of the penitent, 513; applications, 514-522; limits, 522-523; canonical sanctions, 524. Instruction of the Holy Office pertaining here, 526.

Simulation of a sacrament, 188; of one receiving a sacrament, 200.

Societies imitating religious, 167.

Companion for reciting the breviary, 41, 47, 48 - of the master of novices and confessions, 490.

Solicitation in confession, 603-614.

Sisters, 102.

Sponsals, 740. Betrothed persons to be prepared, 745.

Religious state, 98. Author, 99.

Mass stipends. Various forbidden things, 297; obligations from stipend, 298. Transmission of stipends, 299. Various cases, 300, 319. By whom they can be accepted, 308.

Studies of clerics, 27; of priests, 49; of those to be ordained, 693.

Subdiaconate, 5, 675, 692, 693.

Subject of the sacraments, validly receiving, 199-205; licitly, 206-211; from whom the sacraments can be sought, 211 - of Baptism, 237-246; of Confirmation, 269, 270; to whom Mass can be applied, 307, 308; of Holy Communion, 391-408; of the Sacrament of Penance, 562; of Extreme Unction, 660-666; of ordination, 688-720.

Suffrages before death, 315.

Superior General reserving cases, 464, 468; prohibiting books, 898.

Major religious Superior, 104. Blessing, reconciliation of a church, 342; exempt from the prohibition of books, 902.

Religious Superior, 109, 138, i. Whether he must apply Mass for subjects, 291. Privilege of blessing sacred furnishings, 347. Manner of giving precepts, 139-140; commanding the celebration and application of Mass, 290; taking care of the execution of Masses, 298, 6, 7 - delegating sacramental jurisdiction, 456, 2; giving dimissorial letters, 686; dispensing in irregularities, 721; permitting the reading of prohibited books, 903.

• confessor, 479, 4, 490, 491.

Superior of a seminary, of a college, as regards the function of confessor, 490.

A deaf person in choir, 47.

Those suspected of heresy, 916.

Suspension, 914 - from an informed conscience, 914; from the decree Redeuntibus (from military service), 712. Imposed suspensions, 924.

Altar cards of the Secrets, 361.

Tavern forbidden to clerics, 18.

Tabernacle, 430, 432.

Fees, in administering the sacraments, 197 - of Masses, 297 - matrimonial, 762.

Time of Baptism, 250; of Canonical Hours, 39, o; of saying Masses, 298; of Communion, 420; of confessing, 560, 562; of ordinations, 730 - closed time for matrimony, 770, 805.

Testament of novices, 118.

Witnesses of matrimony, 795, e; clerics, 19; of a confessor, 507, N.B.

Testimonial letters to be brought by postulants, 116, 724; concerning the qualities of those to be ordained, 724; concerning an ordination completed, 732.

Theaters, forbidden to clerics, 18.

Titles possessed by clerics, 22.

Title of ordination, 697.

Tonsure, 8, 671, 676, 685; of clerics, 28.

Transfer to another religion, 152.

Transfer of an office, 58; of indulgences, 639.

Vagrants, to be baptized, 231; subject to reserved cases, 472.

Value of Mass, 284-286.

Hunting prohibited to clerics, 18.

Venial sin in one receiving a sacrament, 206.

Vestments of clerics, 28; of one administering the sacraments, 196; of one celebrating, 324; historical matters, 324 and Appendix VI; of one communicating, 423; of a confessor, 559.

Prohibition of the Church obstructing matrimony, 770; of civil law, whether it exempts from the form of matrimony, 797.

Way of the Cross, for indulgences, 644, 645.

Viaticum, 387, 395, 420.

Apostolic Vicars: function, 83; obligations, 92.

Capitular Vicar: function, 74; obligations, 90 - delegated Vicar in missions, 84 - forane Vicars, 80 - parochial Vicars, 78; obligation, 95 - cooperating Vicar, 79.

Vicar General: function, 72.

Wine, matter of the Most Holy Eucharist, 370, 371. Infusion of water, 372.

Common life of clerics, 16 - of religious, what it carries with it, 133 - what "in common" signifies, 98.

Canonical visitation of a diocese, 87, 8; of a religion, 109; of a church, for indulgences, 631; of the sacred thresholds, 87, 7.

Religious vocation, 112 - priestly, 688 - its examination by the Ordinary, 117, 118.

Vomiting, after Holy Communion, 413.

Temporary religious vows, 119; impeding matrimony, 765.

Vow of poverty, 125-134; of chastity, 135-137; of obedience, 138-140; of fasting and abstinence, interpretation, 877.

• heroic, for the dead, 619.

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