Volume — Vermeersch, Theologia Moralis

Volume III: On Persons, the Sacraments, and the Precepts and Censures of the Church (1922-23)

Title Pages (Volume III)
Analytical Index (as printed) (Volume III)
Things To Be Observed
Plan and Division of the Volume
First Book: On Persons in the Churchnn. 1–171
- Introductionnn. 1–2
- Treatise I: On Clericsnn. 3–97
  - Title I: On Clerics in Common
  - Chapter I: Notions Concerning Clerics, Concerning Hierarchy, Concerning Incardinationnn. 3–9
  - Chapter II: On the Rights and Privileges of Clericsnn. 10–14
  - Chapter III: On the Common Obligations of Clericsnn. 15–50
    Article I: On the Negative Obligations of Clericsnn. 15–24
    § 1. On These Obligations in Generalnn. 15–19
    § 2. On Business Dealing Prohibited to Clericsnn. 20–24
    Article II: Positive Obligationsnn. 25–50
    § 1. Obligations Common to Allnn. 25–29
    § 2. Obligations Common to Clerics of Major Ordersnn. 30–48
    § 3. Obligations Common to Priestsnn. 49–50
  - Chapter IV: On Ecclesiastical Offices and Beneficesnn. 51–68
    Article I: On Ecclesiastical Offices (cc. 145-195)nn. 51–58
    § 1. The Notion and Provision of an Officenn. 51–57
    § 2. Loss of an Ecclesiastical Officen. 58
    Article II: On Ecclesiastical Benefices (cc. 1409-1488)nn. 59–68
    § 1. The Notion and Division of Beneficesnn. 59–61
    § 2. Conferral of Beneficesnn. 62–63
    § 3. Rights and Obligations of Beneficiariesnn. 64–65
    § 4. Resignation and Exchange of Beneficesnn. 66–68
  - Title II: On Clerics in Speciesnn. 69–86
  - One Chapter: Special Obligations of Various Clericsnn. 87–97
- Treatise II: On Religiousnn. 98–168
  - Title I: On the Religious Statenn. 98–101
  - Title II: On Religious Institutes and Housesnn. 102–108
  - Title III: On the Governance of Religionsnn. 109–111
  - Title IV: On Individual Religious Persons
  - Chapter I: On the Variety and Condition of Personsnn. 112–122
  - Chapter II: On the Obligations of Religiousnn. 123–148
    § 1. Obligation of Pursuing Perfectionn. 123
    § 2. Obligations of Clericsn. 124
    § 3. Obligations of Vowsnn. 125–140
    § 4. Obligation of the Rule or Constitutionsnn. 141–143
    § 5. Obligation of Cloisternn. 144–146
    § 6. Obligation of Choirnn. 147–148
  - Chapter III: On a Religious Promoted or a Pastornn. 149–151
  - Chapter IV: On Those Passing to Another Religionnn. 152–153
  - Chapter V: On Departure from Religionnn. 154–158
  - Chapter VI: On the Privileges of Religiousnn. 159–168
    Appendix: On Societies Which Lead Life in Common Without Vowsnn. 167–168
- Treatise III: On Laypersonsnn. 169–171
Book II: On the Sacramentsnn. 172–851
- Treatise I: On the Sacraments in Generalnn. 172–213
  - Chapter I: On the Nature and Division of the Sacramentsnn. 172–178
  - Chapter II: On the Minister and Right Administration of the Sacramentsnn. 179–198
  - Chapter III: On the Subject and Right Reception of the Sacramentsnn. 199–213
- Treatise II: On Baptismnn. 214–260
  - Chapter I: On the Nature and Necessity of Baptismnn. 215–229
  - Chapter II: On the Minister of Baptismnn. 230–236
  - Chapter III: On the Subject of Baptismnn. 237–247
  - Chapter IV: On the Rites, Ceremonies, Proof, and Annotation of Baptismnn. 248–260
    Article I: Rites and Ceremonies Commonly to Be Observednn. 248–251
    Article II: On Sponsors and Spiritual Relationshipnn. 252–257
    Article III: On the Annotation and Proof of Baptism Conferrednn. 258–260
- Treatise III: On Confirmationnn. 261–277
  - Article I: On the Nature, Matter, and Form of This Sacramentnn. 262–265
  - Article II: On the Minister and Subject of Confirmationnn. 266–270
  - Article III: On Ceremonies and Sponsorsnn. 271–277
- Treatise IV: On the Most Holy Eucharistnn. 278–438
  - Title I: On the Sacrosanct Sacrifice of the Massnn. 278–279
  - Chapter I: Various Notions concerning Massnn. 280–288
  - Chapter II: On the Obligation of Celebratingnn. 289–305
    Article I: Various Sources of Obligationnn. 289–293
    Article II: On Founded Massesnn. 294–296
    Article III: On Masses Owed for a Stipendnn. 297–305
  - Chapter III: Circumstances of Celebrationnn. 306–347
    Article I: On the Valid and Licit Application of Massnn. 306–315
    Article II: On the Manner, Time, and Place of Celebrationnn. 316–347
    § 1. On the Manner of Celebrationnn. 316–335
    § 2. On a Suitable Time of Celebrationnn. 336–340
    § 3. On a Suitable Place of Celebrationnn. 341–347
  - Chapter IV: On Sacred Furnishingsnn. 348–364
    § 1. General Notionsnn. 348–351
    § 2. What Things Are Required for the Sacrifice of Massnn. 352–364
  - Title II: On the Most Holy Sacrament of the Eucharistnn. 365–366
  - Chapter I: On the Essence of the Most Holy Eucharistnn. 367–384
  - Chapter II: On the Minister of Holy Communionnn. 385–388
  - Chapter III: On the Subject of Holy Communionnn. 389–419
  - Chapter IV: Circumstances of Holy Communionnn. 420–425
  - Chapter V: On the Custody and Cult of the Most Holy Eucharistnn. 426–438
- Treatise V: On Penancenn. 439–648
  - Title I: On the Essence and Necessity of the Sacrament of Penancenn. 440–446
  - Title II: On the Minister of the Sacrament of Penance
  - Section I: Canonical Norms
  - Chapter I: The Power Required and Sufficientnn. 447–454
  - Chapter II: Who Have Ordinary Sacramental Jurisdiction or Can Delegate Itnn. 455–462
  - Chapter III: On Reservation of Casesnn. 463–477
  - Chapter IV: The Sacramental Forum in Religionsnn. 478–489
    § 1. On the Sacramental Forum in Clerical Religionsn. 479
    § 2. On the Sacramental Forum in Lay Religionsnn. 480–489
  - Chapter V: The Right Use of Powernn. 490–498
  - Chapter VI: On Absolution of an Accomplicenn. 499–503
  - Chapter VII: On the Sacramental Sealnn. 504–527
  - Section II: Moral Norms
  - Chapter I: The Persons and Qualities of the Confessornn. 528–537
  - Chapter II: The Action of the Confessornn. 538–557
    § 1. With Regard to the Three Parts of the Sacramentnn. 538–547
    § 2. With Regard to the Persons of Penitentsnn. 548–553
    § 3. With Regard to Repairing Defectsnn. 554–557
  - Chapter III: On the Extrinsic Adjuncts of Hearing Confessionnn. 558–561
  - Title III: On the Subject of the Sacrament of Penance
  - Chapter I: On the Licit and Necessary Use of the Sacramentnn. 562–566
  - Chapter II: On the Acts of the Penitentnn. 567–615
    § 1. On the Required Contritionnn. 567–577
    § 2. On Purpose and the Occasion of Sin to Be Flednn. 578–582
    § 3. On Confessionnn. 583–599
    § 4. On Satisfaction, or Sacramental Penancenn. 600–602
    § 5. On the Accidental Obligation of Denouncingnn. 603–615
  - Title IV: On Indulgencesn. 616
  - Chapter I: On the Granting of Indulgencesnn. 617–625
  - Chapter II: On Acquiring Indulgencesnn. 626–634
  - Chapter III: On Certain Indulgences in Particularnn. 635–648
- Treatise VI: On Extreme Unctionnn. 649–667
  - Chapter I: The Notion, Essence, and Ceremonies of Extreme Unctionnn. 650–656
  - Chapter II: On the Minister of Extreme Unctionnn. 657–659
  - Chapter III: On the Subject of Extreme Unctionnn. 660–667
- Treatise VII: On Ordernn. 668–738
  - Chapter I: General Notionsnn. 668–682
  - Chapter II: On the Minister of Sacred Ordinationnn. 683–687
  - Chapter III: On the Subject of Sacred Ordinationnn. 688–722
    § 1. On the Required Vocationn. 688
    § 2. Who Are Validly Ordainednn. 689–690
    § 3. Who Are Licitly Ordainednn. 691–697
    § 4. On Irregularities and Other Impedimentsnn. 698–722
  - Chapter V: The Preparation, Rite, Place, Time, and Notation of Ordinationsnn. 723–734
    § 1. The Preparation of Ordinationsnn. 723–728
    § 2. Rite, Time, Place, Notationnn. 729–734
  - Chapter VI: Doubtful, Impugned Ordinationnn. 735–738
    § 1. On Doubtful Ordinationn. 735
    § 2. On Causes Against Sacred Ordinationn. 736
    § 3. Penal Sanctionsnn. 737–738
- Treatise VIII: On Matrimonynn. 739–842
  - 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
- Treatise IX: On Sacramentalsnn. 843–851
Book III: On the Precepts of the Church and Censuresnn. 852–926
- Treatise I: On the Precepts of the Churchnn. 852–906
  - Title I: On the Precept of the Sanctification of Feastsnn. 852–871
    Article I: General Thingsnn. 852–857
    Article II: The Positive Part of the Sanctification of Feastsnn. 858–863
    Article III: The Negative Part of the Sanctification of Feastsnn. 864–871
  - Title II: On Fasting and Abstinencenn. 872–888
    Article I: The Canonical Exposition of the Preceptnn. 873–877
    Article II: Moral Exposition of the Preceptnn. 878–888
  - Title III: On the Censorship and Prohibition of Booksnn. 889–890
  - Chapter I: On the Prior Censorship of Booksnn. 891–897
  - Chapter II: On the Prohibition of Booksnn. 898–906
- Treatise II: On Censuresnn. 907–926
Alphabetical Index of Matters (Volume III)
Tomus IV: On Chastity and the Opposed Vices, with the Moral Part on Sponsals and Matrimonynn. 1–136
- Title Pages (Tomus IV)
- Analytical Index (as printed) (Tomus IV)
- Proemiumnn. 1–16
  - Article I: Argument and Disposition of the Volumenn. 1–2
  - Article II: Introduction Concerning Sexual Matternn. 3–16
- Treatise I: On the Virtue Itself of Chastity, and the Opposed Lustnn. 17–22
  - Article I: Notions and Divisionsnn. 17–19
  - Article II: Discipline of Chastitynn. 20–22
- Treatise II: On the Duties and Chastity of Betrothed Persons De Futuronn. 23–33
  - Article I: Usefulness, Notion, and Effects of a Matrimonial Promisenn. 23–29
  - Article II: On the Chastity and Intercourse of Betrothed Personsnn. 30–33
- Treatise III: On the Chastity and Duties of Spousesnn. 34–82
  - Chapter I: Notion and Ends of Matrimonynn. 34–37
  - Chapter II: Who Can Contract Matrimonynn. 38–43
  - Chapter III: Preparation for Matrimony and Its Right Constitutionnn. 44–51
  - Chapter IV: Duties of Matrimonial Chastitynn. 52–77
    Article I: On the Complete Use of Marriagenn. 52–64
    Article II: On the Incomplete Use of Marriagenn. 65–68
    Article III: On the Lust of Spousesnn. 69–77
  - Chapter V: Other Duties of Spousesnn. 78–82
- Treatise IV: On the Chastity of Othersnn. 83–117
  - Chapter I: On the Complete Use of the Venereal Facultynn. 84–101
    Article I: On Complete Use According to Naturenn. 84–91
    Article II: On Complete Use Against Naturenn. 92–101
  - Chapter II: On Imperfect Lustnn. 102–112
  - Chapter III: On Indirect Lustnn. 113–117
- Treatise V: On Modesty, on Opposed Acts, and on Masked Lustnn. 118–136
  - § 1. What the Virtue of Modesty Is. What Immodest Acts Aren. 118
  - § 2. General Principles and Rulesn. 119
  - § 3. On Various Immodest Actsnn. 120–132
  - Appendix: On Sexual Pathologynn. 133–136
- Alphabetical Index of Matters (Tomus IV)
- Bibliography

Volume III: On Persons, the Sacraments, and the Precepts and Censures of the Church (1922-23)

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