Treatise VIII: On Matrimony

¶1.

Canonical Part — (cc. 1012-1143)

Utility. - From an accurate knowledge of this canonical part, the priest has these principal fruits to gather: that, with the impediments known, he may not lend his work except to valid marriages; that, with the prescriptions to be observed known, he may exercise his ministry according to the mind of the Church; that, with the faculties of dispensing or convalidating marriages known, he may cut away many scandals, and may rescue not a few men from the miserable state of sin.

Marriage as a sacrament: minister, matter and form

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— Appendix XVI belongs to this section. Historical. Cf. Appendix XVI.

Marriage as a sacrament: minister, matter and form

Within this treatise

Title I: On Sponsals and Matrimony Considered in Themselvesnn. 740–749
- Article I: Notions, Divisions, Favor of Lawnn. 740–743
- Article II: Banns and Various Things Which Must Be Premised to Matrimonynn. 744–749
Title II: On the Impediments of Matrimony
Chapter I: General Matters on Impediments and Dispensationsnn. 750–764
Chapter IInn. 765–785
- Article I: On Impedient Impedimentsnn. 765–770
- Article II: On Diriment Impedimentsnn. 771–785
Title III: On Matrimonial Consent and Its Form
Chapter I: On Matrimonial Consentnn. 786–793
Chapter II: On the Form of Celebration of Matrimonynn. 794–802
Title IV: On Marriage of Consciencenn. 803–804
Title V: The Time and Place of Marriagenn. 805–807
Title VI: On the Effects of Marriagenn. 808–811
Title VII: On the Separation of Spousesnn. 812–822
- Article I: On the Dissolution of the Bondnn. 812–818
- Article II: On Separation of Bed, Table, and Habitationnn. 819–822
Title VIII: The Convalidation of Matrimonynn. 823–829
- Article I: On Simple Convalidationnn. 824–825
- Article II: On Sanation in the Rootnn. 826–829
Title IX: On Second Nuptialsnn. 830–834
Title X: On Matrimonial Causesnn. 835–842
- Parergon: On the Unity of the Sacramentsn. 842