Section — Vermeersch, On Forbidden Books

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Cause of Beatification. Publication of miracles to be approved by the Sacred Congregation of Rites, 78. Books (or writings) looking to these causes are reserved to the Sacred Congregation of Rites, 107.

Belgium. Censure concerning sacred images in Belgium, 85. Whether newspapers are proscribed by diocesan law in Belgium, 93. - enjoys the faculties of Propaganda Fide, 95. Socialists of Belgium, p. 89.

Bellarmin's Controversies in the prepared Index, 5.

Benedict XIV, author of the Index, 5; condemning inquiry concerning the accomplice, 84. His Constitution Providas, concerning masonic sects, p. 86*; Constitution Sollicita ac provida, 5, 13, 15, 115; pp. 189-199. Constitution Sollicitudini, concerning images, 85. His decrees concerning prohibited books not expressly indicated by name in the Index, 19; concerning indulgences to be published, 87. His letter Redditae nobis, 20.

Bethleem L., Romans a lire et Romans a proscrire, 45*.

Sacred Bible, see Sacred Scripture.

Bookbinder, whether he retains books, 51, 58.

Booksellers, 60, 124. Formula of the faculty made for them, 149.

Library. Faculty of preserving prohibited books in a family library, 148.

Librarian, or custodian of a Library, whether he retains a book, 51. Faculties for his use, 137, 150.

Good morals, what they are, 92, 5. Newspapers opposed to them of set purpose, 92, 5. See Obscene.

Breviary, how to be published, 88. Use of a Breviary illicitly published, p. 101.

Bull indicates the year of the Incarnation, 13*.