Analytical Index (as printed) (Volume III)

• Plan and order of the volume — p. 1

First Book

On Persons in the Church

• Introduction. - Why persons are treated distinctly and in this place (1, 2) — p. 3

Treatise I

On Clerics

• Usefulness of the treatise. Order of speaking — p. 5

• Title I. - On clerics in common

• Chap. I. - Notions concerning clerics, concerning hierarchy, concerning incardination (3-8) — p. 5

• Summary (9) — p. 9

• Chap. II. - On the rights and privileges of clerics (10-13) — p. 10

• Summary (14) — p. 13

• Chap. III. - On the common obligations of clerics

• Art. I. - On the negative obligations of clerics

• Section 1. On these obligations in general (15-19) — p. 13

• Section 2. On business dealings prohibited to clerics (20-24) — p. 19

• Art. II. - Positive obligations

• Section 1. Obligations common to all (25-29) — p. 23

• Section 2. Obligations common to clerics in major orders

• I. On the obligation of chastity (30-32) — p. 30

• II. On the obligation of the canonical Hours. Historical-liturgical appendix (33, by reference). Sources of the obligation (34) — p. 37

• A. On the private and solitary recitation of the canonical Hours (35-45) — p. 38

• B. On choral recitation and recitation with a companion (46-48) — p. 50

• Section 3. Obligations common to priests (49) — p. 52

• Summary (50) — p. 53

• Chap. IV. - On ecclesiastical offices and benefices

• Art. I. - On ecclesiastical offices

• Section 1. Notion and provision of an office (51-57) — p. 58

• Section 2. Loss of an ecclesiastical office (58) — p. 62

• Art. II. - On ecclesiastical benefices

• Section 1. Notion and division of benefices (59-61) — p. 62

• Section 2. Collation of benefices (62, 63) — p. 64

• Section 3. Rights and obligations of beneficiaries (64, 65) — p. 65

• Section 4. Resignation and exchange of benefices (66, 67) — p. 66

• Summary (68) — p. 66

• Title II. - On clerics in particular

• Canonical introduction

• I. On ordinary governance (69-80) — p. 67

• II. On less ordinary governance outside mission territories (81, 82) — p. 73

• III. On the governance of missions (83-86) — p. 73

• Single chapter. - Special obligations of certain clerics

• I. Obligations of bishops (87) — p. 74

• II. Obligations of archbishops (88) — p. 77

• III. Obligations of quasi-bishops (89-92) — p. 78

• IV. Obligations of canons (93) — p. 79

• V. Obligations of pastors (94) — p. 80

• VI. Obligations of parochial vicars and quasi-pastors (95, 96) — p. 83

• Summary (97) — p. 83

Treatise II

On Religious

• Usefulness of the treatise — p. 85

• Title I. - On the religious state (98-100) — p. 85

• Summary (101) — p. 91

• Title II. - On religious institutes and houses (102-107) — p. 92

• Summary (108) — p. 95

• Title III. - On the governance of religion (109, 110) — p. 96

• Summary (111) — p. 97

• Title IV. - On individual religious persons

• Chap. I. - On the enrollment and condition of persons

• I. Preliminary question concerning vocation (112) — p. 98

• II. On postulants and novices (113-118) — p. 99

• III. On the professed (119-121) — p. 103

• Summary (122) — p. 105

• Chap. II. - On the obligations of religious

• Section 1. Obligation of pursuing perfection (123) — p. 107

• Section 2. Obligations of clerics (124) — p. 107

• Section 3. Obligations of vows

• I. On the vow of poverty (125-134) — p. 108

• II. On the vow of chastity (135-137) — p. 116

• III. On the vow of obedience (138-140) — p. 117

• Section 4. Obligation of the rule or Constitutions (141-143) — p. 119

• Section 5. Obligation of cloister (144-146) — p. 120

• Section 6. Obligation of choir (147) — p. 122

• Summary (148) — p. 123

• Chap. III. - On a religious promoted or made pastor (149, 150) — p. 125

• Summary (151) — p. 126

• Chap. IV. - On transfer to another religion (152) — p. 126

• Summary (153) — p. 127

• Chap. V. - On departure from religion

• I. On the departure of religious (154, 155) — p. 127

• II. On the dismissal of religious (156, 157) — p. 128

• Summary (158) — p. 131

• Chap. VI. - On the privileges of religious (159-166) — p. 132

• Appendix. - On societies which live life in common without vows (167) — p. 134

• Summary (168) — p. 134

Treatise III

On Lay People

• Usefulness of the treatise — p. 135

• General notions (169). - On associations of the faithful (170) — p. 135

• Summary (171) — p. 136

Second Book

On the Sacraments

Treatise I

On the Sacraments in General

• Usefulness of the treatise; its division — p. 139

• Chap. I. - On the nature and division of the sacraments (172-177) — p. 139

• Summary (178) — p. 145

• Chap. II. - On the minister and right administration of the sacraments

• I. On valid administration (179-185) — p. 146

• II. On licit administration (186-197) — p. 150

• Summary (198) — p. 159

• Chap. III. - On the subject and right reception of the sacraments

• I. On valid reception (199-205) — p. 161

• II. On licit reception (206-212) — p. 165

• Summary (213) — p. 169

Treatise II

On Baptism

• Usefulness of the treatise — p. 171

• Historical-liturgical appendix (214, by reference) — p. 171

• Chap. I. - On the nature and necessity of baptism (215-228) — p. 171

• Summary (229) — p. 180

• Chap. II. - On the minister of baptism (230-235) — p. 181

• Summary (236) — p. 184

• Chap. III. - On the subject of baptism (237-246) — p. 184

• Summary (247) — p. 193

• Chap. IV. - On the rites, ceremonies, proof, and notation of baptism

• Art. I. - Rites and ceremonies commonly to be observed (248-251) — p. 194

• Art. II. - On sponsors and spiritual relationship (252-257) — p. 197

• Art. III. - On the notation and proof of conferred baptism (258, 259) — p. 200

• Summary (260) — p. 201

Treatise III

On Confirmation

• Usefulness of the treatise — p. 205

• Historical-liturgical appendix (261, by reference) — p. 205

• Art. I. - On the nature, matter, and form of this sacrament (262-265) — p. 205

• Art. II. - On the minister and subject of confirmation (266-270) — p. 207

• Art. III. - On ceremonies and sponsors (271-276) — p. 210

• Summary (277) — p. 212

Treatise IV

On the Most Holy Eucharist

• Reason for the order — p. 215

• Title I. - On the most holy sacrifice of the Mass

• Usefulness (278) — p. 215

• Historical-liturgical appendix (279, by reference) — p. 216

• Chap. I. - Various notions concerning the Mass (280-287) — p. 216

• Summary (288) — p. 223

• Chap. II. - On the obligation of celebrating

• Art. I. - Various sources of obligation (289-293) — p. 225

• Art. II. - On founded Masses (294-296) — p. 228

• Art. III. - On Masses due for a stipend (297-304) — p. 230

• Summary (305) — p. 240

• Chap. III. - Circumstances of celebration

• Art. I. - On the valid and licit application of Mass (306-315) — p. 242

• Art. II. - On the manner, time, and place of celebration

• Historical appendix on fasting before Mass (316, by reference) — p. 250

• Section 1. On the manner of celebration (316-335) — p. 250

• Section 2. On the suitable time of celebration (336-340) — p. 269

• Section 4. On the suitable place of celebration (341-346) — p. 273

• Summary (347) — p. 279

• Chap. IV. - On sacred furnishings

• Section 1. General notions (348-351) — p. 283

• Section 2. What things are required for the sacrifice of the Mass (352-363) — p. 284

• Summary (364) — p. 288

• Title II. - On the most holy Sacrament of the Eucharist

• Usefulness (365) — p. 288

• Historical appendix, by reference (366) — p. 288

• Chap. I. - On the essence of the Most Holy Eucharist (367-383) — p. 289

• Summary (384) — p. 305

• Chap. II. - On the minister of Holy Communion

• I. General rules (385, 386) — p. 307

• II. Carrying it to the sick (387) — p. 309

• Summary (388) — p. 311

• Chap. III. - On the subject of Holy Communion

• I. What grace is received in Holy Communion (389) — p. 312

• II. Required and sufficient disposition of soul and body (390-401) — p. 312

• Historical appendix on fasting (393, by reference) — p. 316

• III. Frequency of Communion, necessary or to be advised (402-418) — p. 323

• Summary (419) — p. 333

• Chap. IV. - Circumstances of Holy Communion (420-424) — p. 336

• Summary (425) — p. 340

• Chap. V. - On the custody and worship of the Most Holy Eucharist (426-437) — p. 340

• Summary (438) — p. 346

Treatise V

On Penance

• Usefulness of the treatise — p. 349

• Historical introduction (439, by reference) — p. 349

• Title I. - On the essence and necessity of the sacrament of Penance (440-445) — p. 349

• Summary (446) — p. 355

• Title II. - On the minister of the sacrament of Penance

• Section I. - Canonical norms

• Usefulness of the section — p. 355

• Chap. I. - The required sufficient power (447-453) — p. 355

• Summary (454) — p. 360

• Chap. II. - Who have ordinary sacramental jurisdiction and can delegate it (455-461) — p. 360

• Summary (462) — p. 368

• Chap. III. - On the reservation of cases

• General matters (463-466) — p. 369

• I. On the reservation of sins (467-471) — p. 370

• II. On reserved censures (472-476) — p. 374

• Summary (477) — p. 378

• Chap. IV. - The sacramental forum in religious institutes

• Division and force of the canons (478) — p. 381

• Section 1. On the sacramental forum in clerical religions (479) — p. 381

• Section 2. On the sacramental forum in lay religions (480-488) — p. 383

• Summary (489) — p. 391

• Chap. V. - Right use of power (490-497) — p. 393

• Summary (498) — p. 398

• Chap. VI. - On absolution of an accomplice (499-502) — p. 399

• Summary (503) — p. 403

• Chap. VII. - On the sacramental seal

• Historical appendix (504, by reference) — p. 405

• Doctrine (505-526) — p. 405

• Summary (527) — p. 420

• Section II. - Moral norms

• Usefulness of the section — p. 421

• Chap. I. - The person and qualities of the confessor

• I. The person of the confessor (528-533) — p. 422

• II. The qualities of the confessor (534-536) — p. 427

• Summary (537) — p. 428

• Chap. II. - The action of the confessor

• Section 1. As regards the three parts of the sacrament

• I. As regards the penitent's accusation (538, 539) — p. 430

• II. As regards absolution (540-544) — p. 432

• III. As regards sacramental satisfaction (545-547) — p. 439

• Section 2. As regards the persons of penitents (548-553) — p. 441

• Section 3. As regards repairing defects (554-556) — p. 450

• Summary (557) — p. 453

• Chap. III. - On the extrinsic adjuncts of hearing Confession (558-560) — p. 456

• Summary (561) — p. 457

• Title III. - On the subject of the sacrament of Penance

• Chap. I. - On the licit and necessary use of the sacrament (562-565) — p. 458

• Summary (566) — p. 461

• Chap. II. - On the acts of the penitent

• Section 1. On required contrition (567-577) — p. 462

• Section 2. On purpose and on fleeing the occasion of sin (578-582) — p. 468

• Section 3. On confession (583-599) — p. 471

• Section 4. On satisfaction or sacramental penance (600-602) — p. 481

• Section 5. On the accidental obligation of denouncing

• Norms (603) — p. 486

• I. Who is to be denounced, and why (603-606) — p. 486

• II. The obligation of denouncing (607-611) — p. 491

• III. Penal sanctions (612-614) — p. 491

• Summary (615) — p. 495

• Title VI. - On indulgences

• Usefulness — p. 503

• Historical appendix (616, by reference) — p. 503

• Chap. I. - On the concession of indulgences (617-624) — p. 503

• Summary (625) — p. 510

• Chap. II. - On gaining indulgences (626-634) — p. 511

• Summary (635) — p. 517

• Chap. III. - On certain indulgences in particular (636-648) — p. 518

Treatise VI

On Extreme Unction

• Usefulness — p. 527

• Historical appendix (649, by reference) — p. 527

• Chap. I. - Notion and ceremonies of Extreme Unction (650-655) — p. 527

• Summary (656) — p. 533

• Chap. II. - On the minister of Extreme Unction (657, 658) — p. 534

• Summary (659) — p. 535

• Chap. III. - On the subject of Extreme Unction (660-666) — p. 535

• Summary (667) — p. 538

Treatise VII

On Order

• Usefulness — p. 539

• Historical appendix (668, by reference) — p. 539

• Chap. I. - General notions (669-681) — p. 539

• Summary (682) — p. 549

• Chap. II. - On the minister of sacred ordination (683-686) — p. 551

• Summary (687) — p. 554

• Chap. III. - On the subject of sacred ordination

• Section 1. On the required vocation (688) — p. 554

• Section 2. Who are validly ordained (689, 690) — p. 557

• Section 3. Who are licitly ordained (691-697) — p. 558

• Section 4. On irregularities and other impediments (698-721) — p. 562

• Summary (722) — p. 573

• Chap. IV. - Preparation, rites, place, time, and notation of ordinations

• Section 1. What things must precede sacred ordination (723-728) — p. 576

• Section 2. Rite, time, place, notation (729-733) — p. 580

• Summary (734) — p. 583

• Chap. V. - Doubtful, impugned ordination. Penal sanctions of ordination badly conferred or received

• Section 1. On doubtful ordination (735) — p. 584

• Section 2. On causes against sacred ordination (736) — p. 584

• Section 3. Penal sanctions (737) — p. 585

• Summary (738) — p. 586

Treatise VIII

On Marriage

• Usefulness — p. 587

• Historical-liturgical appendix (739, by reference) — p. 587

• Canonical part

• Title I. - On betrothals and marriage considered in themselves

• Art. I. - Notions, divisions, favor of law (740-743) — p. 587

• Art. II. - Banns and various things to be put before marriage (744-748) — p. 591

• Summary (749) — p. 599

• Title II. - On impediments of marriage

• Chap. I. - General matters concerning impediments and dispensations (750-764) — p. 597

• Summary (764 bis) — p. 609

• Chap. II. - On individual impediments

• Section 1. On impedient impediments (765-770) — p. 611

• Section 2. On diriment impediments (771-784) — p. 614

• Summary (785) — p. 631

• Title III. - On matrimonial consent and its form

• Chap. I. - On matrimonial consent (786-792) — p. 640

• Summary (793) — p. 641

• Chap. II. - On the form of the celebration of marriage (794-801) — p. 641

• Summary (802) — p. 651

• Title IV. - On marriage of conscience (803) — p. 652

• Summary (804) — p. 653

• Title V. - Time and place of marriage (805, 806) — p. 653

• Summary (807) — p. 654

• Title VI. - On the effects of marriage (808-810) — p. 654

• Summary (811) — p. 655

• Title VII. - On the separation of spouses

• Art. I. - On the dissolution of the bond (812-818) — p. 656

• Art. II. - On separation of bed, table, and dwelling (819-821) — p. 662

• Summary (822) — p. 663

• Title VIII. - Convalidation of marriage

• The twofold mode (823) — p. 665

• Art. I. - On simple convalidation (824, 825) — p. 665

• Art. II. - On sanation in the root (826-828) — p. 666

• Summary (829) — p. 668

• Title IX. - On second marriages (830) — p. 668

• Supplement. - Various things to be observed concerning the use, impetration, and execution of dispensations (831-834) — p. 668

• Title X. - On matrimonial causes (835-840) — p. 673

• Summary (841) — p. 675

• Parergon. On the unity of the sacraments (842) — p. 676

Treatise IX

On Sacramentals

• Usefulness — p. 679

• Notions and use (843-850) — p. 679

• Summary (851) — p. 684

Third Book

On the Precepts of the Church and Censures

Treatise I

On the Precepts of the Church

• What precepts come to be considered — p. 687

• Title I. - On the precept of sanctifying feasts

• Usefulness — p. 688

• Historical appendix (852, by reference) — p. 688

• Art. I. - General matters (852-857) — p. 688

• Art. II. - Positive part of the sanctification of feasts (858-863) — p. 690

• Art. III. - Negative part of the sanctification of feasts

• Principle (864) — p. 695

• I. On prohibited works (865-868) — p. 695

• II. On excusing causes (869, 870) — p. 698

• Summary (871) — p. 700

• Title II. - On fasting and abstinence

• Usefulness — p. 702

• Historical appendix (872, by reference) — p. 702

• Art. I. - Canonical exposition of the precept (873-877) — p. 702

• Art. II. - Moral exposition of the precept (878-886) — p. 706

• Note concerning tithes (887) — p. 711

• Summary (888) — p. 711

• Title III. - On the censorship and prohibition of books

• Usefulness — p. 713

• Historical appendix (889, by reference) — p. 713

• Introduction (890) — p. 713

• Chap. I. - On the prior censorship of books (891-896) — p. 714

• Summary (897) — p. 718

• Chap. II. - On the prohibition of books (898-905) — p. 719

• Summary (906) — p. 727

Treatise II

On Censures

• Usefulness — p. 729

• Art. I. - General matters concerning penalties and censures (907-914) — p. 729

• Art. II. - Existing censures latae sententiae from common law

• I. Excommunications (915-923) — p. 733

• II. Suspensions (924) — p. 739

• III. Interdicts (925) — p. 740

• Summary (926) — p. 740

Historical-Liturgical Appendices

• Appendix I. - On the canonical Hours (33) — p. 743

• Appendix II. - On Baptism (214) — p. 748

• Appendix III. - On Confirmation (261) — p. 752

• Appendix IV. - On the sacrifice of the Mass (279) — p. 754

• Appendix V. - On fasting before Mass (316) — p. 759

• Appendix VI. - On sacred vestments (324) — p. 759

• Appendix VII. - On churches and oratories (341) — p. 760

• Appendix VIII. - On altars (344) — p. 761

• Appendix IX. - On the sacrament of the Most Holy Eucharist (366) — p. 761

• Appendix X. - On fasting before Communion (393) — p. 761

• Appendix XI. - On the sacrament of Penance (439) — p. 765

• Appendix XII. - On the sacramental seal (504) — p. 768

• Appendix XIII. - On indulgences (616) — p. 770

• Appendix XIV. - On Extreme Unction (649) — p. 773

• Appendix XV. - On Order (668) — p. 776

• Appendix XVI. - On Marriage (739) — p. 779

• Appendix XVII. - On the Sanctification of Feasts (852) — p. 781

• Appendix XVIII. - On fasting and abstinence (872) — p. 782

• Appendix XIX. - On the censorship and prohibition of books (889) — p. 784