Alphabetical Index to Volume II

Abbot: faculty of a regular Abbot for conferring minor Orders by reason of governance, II, 602; an Abbot or Prelate nullius who does not receive the blessing at the due time is liable to penalties, 900, VI.

Ablution: In baptism, 54, 55; in the case in which the host has fallen, II, 274.

Abortion: II, 897, IV.

Abortive fetus: To what extent and how it is to be baptized, II, 92.

Abrupt interruption: Of Mass, II, 271, 4.

Absolution from censure: Censure is removed only by absolution, II, 864; power of absolving: in ordinary circumstances, 865, 1; in more urgent cases, 865, 2; in danger of death, 865, 3; obligation of absolving, 866; form of absolving, 867; effect of absolution in relation to the forum for which it is valid, 868.

Absolution from sins: Form of absolution, II, 340; essentials of the form, 341, 1; sense of the form, 341, 2; accidental elements of the form, 342; manner of pronouncing the form, 343, 344; absolution by telephone, 343, corollary II; by ear-tube, 343, corollary III; conditional absolution, 344; Absolution from reserved sins, 387.

Absolution of an accomplice: Withdrawal of jurisdiction over an accomplice, II, 404, 410; exceptions, 411; excommunication established against the one absolving, 412, 413; absolution from the excommunication contracted, 414, 415.

Accomplice: Whether the infamy of an accomplice to be avoided excuses from the integrity of confession, II, 328; inquiry into the name of an accomplice, 408. Cf. absolution of an accomplice.

Acolytate: Notion, II, 588; matter and form, 590.

Act of repenting: Notion, II, 275; necessity of means, 277; necessity of precept, 278; effects: remission of mortal sins, 280-282; conferral of sanctifying grace, 283; remission of venial sins, 284; remission of punishment, 285; revival of merits, 286.

Admission: to orders, II, 605.

Adoption: Impedient impediment of marriage, II, 760; or diriment impediment, 802.

Adult: Baptism of adults, II, 101, 102.

Affinity: Notion, II, 796; line and degree, 796, II; diriment impediment of marriage, 796, III; multiplication of it, 797; names of relatives by affinity, 798.

Afterbirth: Whether Baptism is valid in the afterbirth, II, 54.

Age: of communion, 157, 173; for reception of orders, 614; As a diriment impediment of marriage, II, 770.

Alb: To be used in Mass, II, 266.

Alienation: alienation of ecclesiastical goods without due permission is punished, II, 898, III.

Altar: II, 250; notion, 250, 1; construction, 250, 2; consecration, 250, 3; execration, 250, 4; title, 250, 5; Privilege of a portable altar, 246.

Altar cloths: II, 251.

Altar cross: II, 252.

Amice: To be used in Mass, II, 266.

Amniotic fluid: Whether it is valid matter of Baptism, II, 52.

Antependium: II, 254.

Antimensia: Celebration of Mass on them, II, 250.

Apostate: absolution from penalties, II, 895; Apostate from religion is liable to penalties, 897, V; likewise a fugitive religious, 900, V.

Apparently dead persons: Their confession, II, 477; anointing, ibid..

Appellants: Appellants from the Pope to a Universal Council are liable to penalties, II, 895, V; 899.

Application of indulgences: To the dead: power of granting indulgences for the dead, II, 502; requisites for one acquiring indulgences to apply them to the dead, 503; the measure according to which an indulgence comes to the dead, 504.

Application of Mass: Notion and division, II, 208, 1; power of applying, 208, 2; persons for whom it can be made, 208, 3; requisites for valid application, 208, 4; obligation of application, 211; subject and object of the obligation, 212, 213; by reason of precept or promise, 214.

Application of penalties: II, 853, III, 856; if it concerns the infliction of a censure, admonition must be premised, 859.

Attention: in confecting sacraments, II, 27.

Attrition: Notion, II, 296; it suffices in the reception of Baptism, 282, and Penance, 297; motives from which it can be elicited, 298.

Bad company: To what extent it is an occasion of sinning, II, 473.

Bad writings: how far they are an occasion of sinning, II, 472.

Baptism: Notion, II, 50; existence, 51; remote matter required for validity, 52; required for licitness, 53; proximate matter required for validity, 54; required for licitness, 55; form, 56; required for validity, 57; required for licitness, 58; effects, 61; necessity of means, 62; of precept, 73; Baptism of desire, 63-67; Baptism of blood, 68-72; Administration of baptism: minister, 74-78; rites and ceremonies, 79-81; sponsors, 82-86; time, 87; place, 88; annotation and proof, 89-90; Reception of baptism: person receiving, 90; infants, 91; abortive fetuses, 92; fetuses not yet brought forth, 93; monsters, 98; infants of non-Catholics, 99, 100; adults, 101, 102; the insane and the furious, 103; those doubtfully baptized, 104; exposed infants, 104, corollary II; those baptized by a layperson, 104, corollary III; converted heretics, 104, corollary IV; order to be observed in reconciling a heretic, 105; manner of receiving baptism, 106-109.

Baptismal font: II, 88.

Betrothals: Notion, II, 659; those entered by persons held by an impediment, 660; division, 661; fittingness, 662; governance, 663; form: exposition of the form, 664-666; necessity, 667; subjects of the form, 668; formulas, 669; effects, 670; conditional betrothals, 671; accidentals of betrothals, 672; dissolution of betrothals: by mutual consent, 673; because of a notable defect, 674; because of disparity of condition, 675; because of dissent of parents, 676; because of violation of fidelity, 677; because of the choice of a more perfect state, 678; because of a supervening impediment, 679; because of fear of an unhappy marriage, 680; by dispensation, 681.

Bicycle: Its use in carrying Communion, II, 170.

Bination: When it is lawful, II, 237; who can grant it, 238; to what extent it is lawful to receive a stipend for it, 217, note 2.

Blessing: Corporal, II, 256; of the pall, 257; of the purificator, 258; of vestments, 266.

Bond: Diriment impediment to marriage, II, 776-779.

Book: Excommunication of those publishing, defending, reading, or retaining certain books, II, 895, III.

Bourse / burse: Burse to be used in Mass, II, 260.

Boy: First Communion, II, 173; Viaticum, ibid.; confession of boys, 446; to what extent they are capable of grave sin, ibid., corollary II, III, 64.

Bread: Matter of the Most Holy Eucharist, II, 140; what kind is required for validity, 141; for liceity, 142; whether it is ever lawful to consecrate bread of another rite, ibid.; a priest of the Latin rite with unleavened bread, a priest of the Oriental rite with leavened bread, even to faithful of another rite, except in a case of necessity, 169.

Burial: What ecclesiastical burial imports, II, 872, 3; who are to be granted it, who are to be deprived of it, 890, V; those who compel persons excluded from ecclesiastical burial to be handed over to it are liable to penalties, 898, II; likewise those who spontaneously give them ecclesiastical burial, 899, III.

Caesarean section: Notion, II, 94; morality, 95; by whom it is to be performed, 96; mode of performing it, 97.

Candle: In Mass, II, 253.

Canon penitentiary: His sacramental jurisdiction is ordinary, II, 364; he cannot delegate it, 365, corollary I; his jurisdiction over reserved sins, 387.

Cardinals: Their sacramental jurisdiction, II, 364; they cannot delegate it, 365, corollary I; their jurisdiction over reserved sins, 387.

Carrying of Communion: II, 164, 2.

Case of the Apostle: II, 721.

Castrated man: He is incapable of marriage, II, 774.

Cautions: To be given in mixed marriage, II, 764; in marriage with an infidel, 780.

Celebration of marriage: Minister of the celebration, II, 732; ordinary juridic form required for validity, 733-735; requisites for liceity, 736; delegation for assisting at marriage, 737; extraordinary juridic form, 738-740; those subject to juridic forms, 741; those immune from juridic forms, 742; liturgical form: rite of celebration, 743; rite of blessing, 744; form to be observed in marriage between a Catholic party and a non-Catholic party, 745-746; time of celebration, 747; place, 748; inscription of marriage, 749-751; celebration of marriage of conscience, 752.

Censure as penalty: Notion, II, 862; multiplication, ibid.; division, ibid.; reservation of censure, 863; remission of censure, 864-868; different censures, 869.

Ceremonial of Bishops: II, 27.

Ceremonies: supplying ceremonies in Baptism, II, 81; in Extreme Unction, 580.

Certificate: Denial of a certificate in confession, II, 438, question 5.

Chalice: II, 255.

Change: Of matter and form in the sacraments, II, 23.

Character: Effect of the sacraments, II, 8, 9; In baptism, 61; in confirmation, 115; in order, 597.

Chasuble: To be used in Mass, II, 266.

Chrism: In Confirmation, II, 112.

Church: Consecration and blessing of a church, II, 245; execration, 247; violation, ibid.; reconciliation, ibid. Visitation of a church for indulgences, 497, 557.

Circumstances: Circumstances to be declared in confession, II, 320, 3.

Civil marriage: Notion, II, 841; to what extent it is lawful to enter it or to assist at it as official or witness, ibid.; clerics and those solemnly professed who presume to contract marriage even only civilly are punished by excommunication simply reserved to the Pope, 896, IX; those professed of simple vows by excommunication reserved to the Ordinary, 897, VI.

Clandestinity: Clandestine marriages are generally invalid, II, 734 sq.

Clause: clauses in matrimonial dispensations, II, 826.

Cloister: penalties of those violating cloister, 896, VI.

Co-participants: In delict, II, 849.

Commissory: Grant of a matrimonial dispensation in commissory form, II, 825.

Communion: first Communion of children, II, 173; frequent and daily Communion, 182-185.

Commutation: commutation of sacramental satisfaction, II, 352-354.

Composition: For a matrimonial dispensation, II, 820.

Concelebration: II, 160.

Concubinage: Confession of concubinarians, II, 466, 467.

Condition: In the ministration of sacraments, II, 30-33; In the sacrament of Baptism, 104, 105; In the sacrament of Penance, 404; In betrothals, 672; In Matrimony, 710, 711.

Confession: Confession as part of the sacrament of Penance: notion, II, 307; division, 308; necessity, 309; to what extent generic confession suffices, 310; qualities of confession: let it be made to a priest as judge, 311; to a present priest, 312; secretly, 313; vocally, 314; whether a converted heretic is bound to confess integrally, 319. Cf. generic confession, confession of venial sins; Confession of children, 446; of the rude, dull, and semi-feeble, 447; of habituated persons, 449-454; of occasionaries, 455-474; of the dying, 475, 476; of apparently dead persons, 477; of baptized non-Catholics, 478.

Confession of venial sins: II, 294, 2, 338.

Confessor: Confessors to be deputed for a clerical religion of men, II, 374; for a religion of women, 376-378; for a society, both of men and of women, living in community without vows, 378; Qualities of confessors, 389; Duties of confessors: in confession: duty of questioning, 390-395; of instructing, 396; of judging sins, 397; of judging and promoting disposition, 398-401; of advising amendment of life, 402; of rendering sentence as to those certainly indisposed, 403; as to those doubtfully disposed, 404; as to those sufficiently certainly disposed, 405-407. Things to be avoided in confession: inquiry into the name of an accomplice, 408; absolution of an accomplice, 409-415, cf. absolution of an accomplice; solicitation to shameful things, 416-427, cf. solicitation, denunciation. After confession: duty of observing the sacramental seal, 428-440, cf. sacramental seal; duty of repairing admitted defects: defects concerning validity, 441; defects concerning integrity, 442; defects concerning an obligation to be imposed, 443.

Confirmation: Notion, II, 110; existence, 111; remote matter required for validity, 112; proximate matter required for validity, 113; required for liceity, 113; form, 114; effects, 115; necessity of means, 116; of precept, 117; Ministration of Confirmation: person ministering, 118; licitness of ministering, 119; obligation of ministering, 120; things to be observed in ministering, 121; annotation and proof, 122; Reception of Confirmation: person receiving, 123; age of reception, 124; things to be observed in reception, 125.

Conjugal murder: Diriment impediment of marriage, II, 790.

Consanguinity: Notion, II, 791; division, 791, II; manner of finding degrees, 791, III; multiplication, 792; names of blood relatives, 793; impediment of consanguinity, 794; multiplication of it, 795.

Consecrated species: Their reservation, II, 130-132; they should be fresh and frequently renewed, 132, 5; what if the number is not sufficient, 169; if one has fallen, 274; if after the ablution fragments or an entire Host is found, ibid.; if it is vomited, ibid.; penalties against abusers, 894.

Consecration: In Mass: minister of consecration, II, 160; requisites for valid consecration, 161; for licit consecration, 162; Consecration of a church, 245; of an altar, 250, 3; of sacred vessels, 255.

Consent: In betrothals, II, 659; In marriage, 702-709.

Contrition: Notion, II, 295; division, 296; what contrition is required in the sacrament of Penance, 297; properties of contrition: that it be true, 299, 1; internal, 299, 2; formal, 299, 3; supernatural, 299, 4; estimatively supreme, 299, 5; universal, 299, 6; external, 299, 7; relation of contrition to the other parts of the sacrament of Penance, 300; contrition as to venial sins, 306.

Contumacy: II, 862.

Convalidation: of invalid marriage because of a diriment impediment, II, 830; because of defect of consent, 831; because of defect of form, 832; sanation in the root, 833; convalidation of invalid marriage between a Catholic party and a non-Catholic party, 834; inscription of convalidated marriage, 835; manner of handling a case of convalidation, 836.

Cooperator: Cooperator in delict, II, 849.

Corporal: II, 256.

Cough: As regards receiving Communion, II, 176.

Courtship: Their treatment, II, 468.

Crime: Diriment impediment of marriage, II, 786-790; adultery with promise of marriage, 787; adultery with attempted marriage, 788; adultery with conjugal murder, 789; conjugal murder alone, 790.

Crucifix of the Way of the Cross: Notion, II, 524; annexing of indulgences, 525; indulgences annexed and their acquisition, 526.

Cruelty: Cause of separation of spouses, II, 841.

Cruets: II, 262.

Custody of the Most Holy Eucharist: Licitness, II, 130; places, 131; manner, 132.

Dances: to what extent they are an occasion of sinning, II, 470.

Danger: Domestic dangers, II, 409.

Danger of death: What is understood by it, if the discussion is about Viaticum, II, 158; about confession, 370; about Extreme Unction, 581.

Deacon: Extraordinary minister of Baptism, II, 74; minister of exposition and reposition of the Most Holy Sacrament, 134; extraordinary minister of the dispensation of the Holy Eucharist, 163.

Deaf-mute: How far he is bound to confess in writing, II, 326; as regards gaining indulgences, 498, d.

Death: signs that death has occurred, II, 477.

Defects: To be corrected in the dispensation of the Holy Eucharist, II, 274; in the oblation of Mass, ibid.; in the ministration of orders, 594-596.

Degradation: Vindicative penalty of clerics, II, 891, XII.

Delay of absolution: II, 404.

Delegation: Delegation for assisting at marriage, II, 737.

Delict: Nature, quality, quantity, and division, II, 846; fuller exposition, 847-849, cf. imputability; effects of delict, 850; attempted delict, 851.

Denunciation: Denunciation of a confessor soliciting to shameful things: documents pertaining here, II, 416; who must be denounced, 417-419; who must denounce, 420, 421; manner of denouncing, 422; a penitent refusing cannot of himself be absolved, 424; manner of receiving the denunciation, 426; false denunciation, 427; requisites for a false denunciation to be reserved by reason of itself to the Holy See, 427, I; requisites for a false denunciation to have annexed to it excommunication reserved in a special manner to the Holy See, 427, II; absolution from false denunciation, 427, III; Denunciations to be premised to the ministration of orders, 652; Penalty established against a penitent who refuses to denounce a soliciting confessor, 898, V.

Deposition: Vindicative penalty of clerics, II, 891, X.

Devotion: Actual devotion in the reception of the Eucharist, II, 180.

Diaconate: Notion and institution, II, 588; it is a sacrament, 589; matter and form, 591.

Disparity of cult: Diriment impediment of marriage, II, 780 sq.

Dispensation: Dispensation in impediments of marriage, II, 803-826, cf. impediment of marriage.

Dispensation of the Eucharist: II, 163, 164; defects admitted in the dispensation, how they are to be corrected, 274.

Dissent: To what extent dissent of parents is a reason for not standing by betrothals, II, 676.

Divorce: Full divorce: dissolution of a ratified and non-consummated marriage, II, 838; dissolution of marriage between a baptized party and a non-baptized party, 839; Semi-full divorce: causes of perpetual separation, 840; causes of temporary separation, 841; authority by which separation must be instituted, 842, where separation from bed alone is also treated; consequences of separation, 843; to what extent it is lawful to petition for civil divorce, to pronounce it, or to speak for it, 844.

Duel: penalties, II, 896, VIII.

Dying person: Jurisdiction over the dying, II, 370; confession of the dying, 475, 476. Cf. the apparently dead.

Earnest-money: added to betrothals, II, 672.

Ecclesiastical garb: privation of ecclesiastical garb, II, 891, IX and XI.

Ecclesiastical penalty: The power of punishing belongs to the Church, II, 852; notion, 853; division, ibid.; infliction, ibid.; interpretation, ibid.; Superiors having the power of punishing, 854; Superiors enjoying non-judicial power, 855; what they can do, ibid.; Superiors enjoying judicial power, 856; things to be observed by them, ibid.; subjects to a penal law or precept, 857; requisites in order that one contract a penalty latae sententiae, 858; requisites in order that one can be punished by a penalty ferendae sententiae, 859; obligation of observing a penalty, 860; remission of penalties, 861; medicinal penalties or censures, 862-888, cf. censure; vindicative penalties, 889-891, cf. vindicative penalty.

Episcopate: Notion and institution, II, 588; it is a sacrament, 589; matter and form, 593.

Error: in betrothals, II, 659; in marriage, 705.

Examination: Of conscience, II, 329-331; To be undergone for obtaining sacramental jurisdiction, 366; To be undergone by those to be ordained, 651; Concerning the free state of persons about to marry, 682.

Exchange: To what extent exchange of intentions is lawful, II, 228.

Excommunication: Notion, II, 870; to be inflicted with great circumspection, ibid.; division, 871; effects, 872; violation of it, 873; excommunications reserved to the Pope in the most special manner, 894; reserved to the Pope in a special manner, 895; simply reserved, 896; reserved to the Ordinary, 897; non-reserved, 898.

Execration: Of a church and public oratory, II, 247.

Execution: of a matrimonial dispensation, II, 825, 826.

Exercises: To be premised to reception of orders, 653.

Exorcistate: Notion and institution, II, 588; it is not a sacrament, 589; matter and form, 590.

Exposed infants: To what extent they are to be baptized, II, 104, corollary II.

Exposition of the Most Holy Sacrament: II, 134.

Extraordinary: II, 374-378.

Extreme Unction: Notion, II, 563; existence, 564; even in the case of several anointings it is only one sacrament, 565; essence: remote matter required for validity, 566; required for liceity, 567; proximate matter required for validity, 568; required for liceity: outside the case of necessity, 569; in the case of necessity, 570; form, 571, 572; union of matter and form, 573; special character of Extreme Unction, 574; effects, 575; necessity: of means, 576; of precept, 577; Ministration of Extreme Unction: minister, 578; obligation, 579; things to be observed, 580; Reception of Extreme Unction: requisites for someone to be capable of receiving Extreme Unction, 581; applications, 582; what intention is required, 583; anointing of baptized non-Catholics, 584; manner of receiving Extreme Unction, 585; repeated reception, 586; how much it matters that a dying person be anointed, and indeed in good time, 587.

Favor: Favor of law, which belongs to marriage, II, 723.

Fear: in betrothals, II, 659; in matrimony, 706.

Fee: For matrimonial dispensation, II, 820.

Fetus: Baptism of an abortive fetus, II, 92; of a fetus not yet brought forth, 93.

Fiction: in the ministration of a sacrament, II, 17, 18; in betrothals, 659; in marriage, 702.

Final: What a final cause is, II, 810.

First Communion: II, 173.

Fleshy mole: Whether it is to be baptized, II, 92.

Form: Form of the sacraments, II, 3; the minister should duly unite matter and form, 22; substantial and accidental change of the form, 23; the form should be uttered by voice, 24. Cf. the individual sacraments.

Forty Hours: Supplication, II, 95.

Fruits: Fruits of the Mass, II, 205-208.

Fugitive religious: He is punished, II, 900, V.

General absolution: Granted with a plenary indulgence: notion, II, 533; grant of the indulgence, 534; acquisition of the indulgence, 535.

General confession: II, 335-337.

Generic confession: II, 310.

Governance: Of betrothals, II, 663; of the marriage of baptized persons, 718, 1; of the marriage of non-baptized persons, 718, 2; the civil legislator can establish impediments of matrimony between non-baptized persons, 718, corollary I; he cannot simply forbid marriage to anyone, ibid., corollary II; nor render anyone incapable of marriage, ibid., corollary III; what is to be said about prescribing a medical inspection, ibid., corollary IV.

Grace: Grace which the sacraments produce, II, 6; in Baptism, 61; in Confirmation, 115; in the Most Holy Eucharist, 151.

Gracious: Grant of a matrimonial dispensation in gracious form, II, 825.

Gradation: In receiving Orders, II, 616.

Gregorian altar: II, 513; circumstance of Gregorian Masses to be fulfilled, 222.

Gregorian Masses: II, 222.

Habituated person: Notion, II, 449; division, 450; absolution, 451-454.

Half-witted persons: As regards reception of the sacraments, II, 45; Communion, 174; confession, 447, II.

Hand towel: In Mass, 260.

Health: What kind of affliction of health is required so that Extreme Unction can be received, II, 581, 3.

Heretics: penalties of heretics, II, 895; absolution from penalties, II, 895; sacraments cannot be ministered to heretics, II, 28; what if they are in danger of death, 478, 584; to what extent they are bound by the juridic form of betrothals, 668; by the juridic form of marriage, 742; by impediments of marriage, 757.

Hermaphrodites: To what extent they are capable of marriage, II, 774, 11.

Heroic act of charity: Notion, II, 549; privileges annexed to it, 550.

Holy Saturday: Dispensation of Communion, II, 165; celebration of Mass, II, 248.

Host: How many and of what kind the consecrated hosts must be, II, 132, 3, 4. Requisites for valid consecration, 161; what if the ciborium was left outside the corporal, ibid.; what concerning doubtfully consecrated hosts, ibid.; requisites for licit consecration, 162; what if the hosts are brought after the Offertory, ibid..

Household members: The right of ministering Viaticum and Extreme Unction to household members of a clerical religious institute, II, 164, 3.

Ignorance: in betrothals, II, 659; in marriage, 704; with respect to the imputability of delict, 847; with respect to penalties, 858.

Illegitimate persons: II, 727; legitimation, 728.

Immersion: Baptism by immersion, II, 54.

Impediment: For Orders, II, 638-643.

Impediment of marriage: Notion, II, 754; division, 755; power of establishing impediments, 756; passive subject of impediments, 757; marriage between a faithful person bound by an impediment and an unfaithful person, 757, corollary I; between an unfaithful person bound by a civil impediment and a faithful person, ibid., corollary II; causes excusing from a diriment impediment, 758; to what extent it is lawful to enter marriage with a doubtful diriment impediment, ibid., question; Impeding impediments, 759-768, cf. simple vow, legal kinship, mixed religion; marriage with an unworthy person, 769; Diriment impediments, 770-802, cf. the individual impediments; Dispensation of impediments: dispensing power of the Supreme Pontiff and the organs through which he dispenses, 803; of local Ordinaries, 804-806; of the pastor and assisting priest, 807; of the confessor, 808; things to be observed, 809; causes for dispensing, 810-812; petition for dispensation: person petitioning, 813; person to be approached, 814; supplication to be composed, 815; for the external forum, 816-820; for the internal forum, 821; for convalidating marriage, 822; defects of a dispensation to be healed, 823, 824; execution of a dispensation, 825-826.

Impenitence: Sin of impenitence, II, 279.

Impotence: As a diriment impediment of marriage: notion, II, 771; division, 772; existence of the impediment, 773; cases of impotence, 774; effects of impotence both before and after marriage, 775.

Impulsive: What an impulsive cause is, II, 810.

Imputability: of delict, II, 847, 848; of cooperators, 849; attempted delict, 851.

Indisposed person: Who they are, II, 403; absolution must be denied to them, ibid..

Indissolubility of marriage: Notion and division, II, 720; marriage intrinsically indissoluble, 720, I; to what extent it is extrinsically indissoluble: marriage between a baptized party and a non-baptized party, 720, II, 2; marriage between non-baptized persons, 720, II, 3. Cf. Pauline privilege.

Indulgence: Notion, II, 481; existence, 482; division, 483; grant: power of granting, 484; subject of the power, 485; interpretation of the power, 486; use of the power, 487; publication of indulgences, 488; interpretation of indulgences, 489; faculty of blessing things with the application of indulgences, 490; Grant of indulgences: capable subject, 491; requisites for the capable subject to gain indulgences: intention, 492; works to be fulfilled considered generally, 493; works considered specifically, 494: confession, 495; Communion, 496; visitation of a church, 497; recitation of prayers, 498; commutation of works, 499; to what extent several indulgences can be acquired on the same day, 500; Application of indulgences to the souls in purgatory: power of granting indulgences for the dead, 502; requisites for the one acquiring indulgences to apply them to the dead, 503; measure according to which an indulgence comes to the dead, 504; Transfer of indulgences, 505; suspension of indulgences, 506; cessation of indulgences, 507.

Infamous persons: Persons infamous by law are irregular, II, 628.

Infamy: II, 860; infamy of law is a common vindicative penalty, 890; infamy of law and of fact, ibid..

Informity: Of the sacraments, II, 10; of the sacrament of Penance, 299, 6, corollary.

Inquiry: Into the name of an accomplice, II, 408; into those to be ordained, 649.

Instruction: Prenuptial instruction, II, 698.

Integrity: In confession: notion, II, 315; division, 316; necessity, 317; scope, 318-322; excusing causes, 325-328.

Intention: Notion, II, 14; in the reception of a sacrament, 39-41; in reception of the Holy Eucharist, 182; in reception of Order, 619.

Interdict: Notion, II, 874; division, 875; author, 876; interpretation, 877; effects of local interdict, 878; of personal interdict, 879; of an interdict issued because a community committed a delict, 880; cessation, 881; interdicts latae sententiae, 899.

Interpellation: In the Pauline privilege, II, 721, III.

Interpretation: Interpretation of ecclesiastical penal law, II, 853, IV.

Interpreter: Confession through an interpreter, II, 313.

Interrogation: Of a penitent by a confessor, II, 390-395.

Interruption: Of Mass, II, 271, 5.

Interstices: Between Orders, II, 617.

Irregularity: Notion, II, 620; origin, 621; interpretation, 622; multiplication, 623; irregularity from defect: of birth, 624; of body, 625; of mind, 626; of sacrament, 627; of reputation, 628; of lenity, 629; irregularity from delict, 630-637; cessation of irregularities and impediments, 644-647.

Iteration: Of a sacrament ministered doubtfully or doubtfully validly, II, 33; of Baptism, 104, 105; of confession, 332-334; of Extreme Unction, 586.

Jubilee: Notion, II, 551; division, 552; benefits of a jubilee: faculty of choosing a confessor, 554; special faculties of confessors, 555, 556; indulgence: prescribed works, 557, 558; relaxation of works, 559; suspension of indulgences and faculties on the occasion of a jubilee, 560.

Judge: whether it is lawful for a judge to pronounce divorce, II, 844.

Knowledge: Due knowledge in a confessor, II, 389; for Orders, 615; for matrimony, 698.

Lamp: Before the Most Holy Eucharist, II, 132, 4.

Lectorate: Notion and institution, II, 588; it is not a sacrament, 589; matter and form, 590.

Legal relationship: Notion, II, 760; As an impedient impediment of marriage, 760; As a diriment impediment of marriage, 802.

Legitimacy: II, 725.

Legitimate persons: II, 726; illegitimate, 727; legitimation, 728.

Legitimation: II, 728.

Letters: Dimissorial, required in ordination, II, 601, 602.

Lie: cf. concealment of the truth. A lie in confession, II, 323, 324.

Light: To be used in celebration of Mass, II, 253; to what extent electric or gas light is admitted in church, ibid..

Little bell: II, 263.

Little children: concerning reception of the sacraments, II, 42, 45; Baptism of infants, 91; of non-Catholic infants, 99, 100; of exposed infants, 104, corollary II.

Lunule: Of the monstrance, II, 132, 3.

Manifestation of an accomplice: It does not excuse from integrity of confession, II, 328.

Maniple: To be used in Mass, II, 266.

Manual: Manual stipends, II, 216; after the manner of manual stipends, ibid. Cf. stipend.

Marriage: Considered in general: notion of marriage in fieri, II, 700; in facto esse, 701; exposition of matrimonial consent, 702-709: consent should be true, 702; fully deliberate, 703; sufficiently free from ignorance, 704; sufficiently free from error, 705; sufficiently free from fear, 706; external, 707; intimated to the other party, 708; simultaneous, 709; marriage between absent persons, 709, corollary I; by proxy, 709, corollary II; Conditions: not repugnant to the substance, 710; repugnant to the substance, 711; opposite mode, 712; Division of marriage, 713; institution, 714; ends, 715; goods, 716; honesty and obligation, 717; governance, 718; Properties of marriage: unity, 719; indissolubility, 720; Pauline privilege, 721, cf. Pauline privilege; privilege of faith, 722; favor of law which belongs to marriage, 723; Effects of marriage, 724, cf. legitimate persons, illegitimate persons, legitimation; Marriage as sacrament: existence, 729; essence, 730; effects, 731; ministers, 732; celebration of marriage, 733-752, cf. celebration of marriage; reception, 753; Invalid marriage, 827; declaration of nullity of marriage, 828; convalidation of marriage, 829: simple convalidation, 830-833, cf. convalidation; sanation in the root, 833, cf. sanation in the root.

Marriage of conscience: II, 752.

Marriage of conscience: II, 752.

Marriage with an unworthy person: II, 769.

Masonic sect: excommunication established against its members, II, 896, II; things to be observed in absolution from excommunication, ibid..

Matrimonial publications: Notion, II, 683; existence of the law, 684; object of the law, 685-691; gravity of the law, 692; dispensation, 693; excusing cause, 694; what is to be done if doubt arises about the existence of an impediment, 695; matrimony of vagrants, 695, 6; obligation of the faithful who know of an impediment, 696; of the confessor, 697.

Matter: Matter of the sacraments, II, 3; the minister should duly unite matter and form, 22; substantial and accidental change of matter, 23. Cf. the individual sacraments; Matter of sacred vessels, 255 sq; of sacred vestments, 266; Matter of things to which indulgences are annexed, 536; of scapulars, 546.

Medical inspection: To what extent it can be prescribed by the State before marriage, II, 718, corollary IV.

Messenger: Confession made through a messenger to an absent confessor is invalid, II, 312.

Midwife: What is to be said about those baptized by a midwife, II, 104.

Military service: those enrolled for ordinary military service are impeded from receiving Order until they have completed it, II, 641.

Minister: Of the sacraments, II, 12; of sacramentals, 49. Cf. the individual sacraments, and also ministration of the sacraments; Minister serving one celebrating Mass, 269.

Ministration of the sacraments: Requisites for valid ministration, II, 13-24; requisites for licit ministration: that they be ministered legitimately, 25; holily, 26; duly, 27; worthily, 28; absolutely or conditionally according to the circumstances, 30; ministration of a doubtfully valid sacrament, 31, 32; repetition of a sacrament conferred doubtfully or doubtfully validly, 33; obligation of ministering the sacraments, 34-37. Cf. the individual sacraments.

Missal: To be used in Mass, II, 267.

Mixed religion: Impediment impeding matrimony: notion, II, 761; existence, 762; cessation of the impediment, 763; requisites without which a dispensation is not granted, 764; obligations of the parties, 765; of pastors of souls, 766; of the confessor, 767; assistance to be given at a mixed marriage, ibid.; obligations to be fulfilled after a mixed marriage, 768.

Mode: added to betrothals, II, 672; to matrimony, 712.

Monster: Baptism of monsters, II, 98.

Monstrance: II, 132, 3; 134, 1.

Mortal: what things remit mortal sins, II, 282.

Must: Whether it is valid matter for consecration, II, 143; whether it is licit, 144.

Mute person: Whether he is bound to use writing, if otherwise he cannot confess integrally, II, 326.

Nativity of the Lord: It is lawful to celebrate Mass three times, II, 237; and to receive a stipend for each, 217; Mass and Communion on the night of the Nativity, 249.

Natural fast: Before Communion: existence of the precept, II, 187; object of the precept, 188, 189; gravity of the precept, 190; causes on account of which the precept ceases: danger of death, 191, 1; prolonged illness, 191, 2; scandal to be avoided, 191, 3; infamy to be avoided, 191, 4; irreverence to be prevented, 191, 5; sacrifice to be completed, 191, 6; dispensation, 192; epikeia, 193.

New priest: Things to be observed in the Mass of ordination, II, 160.

Non-Catholics: baptism of the infants of non-Catholics, II, 99, 100; confession of non-Catholics, 478; anointing of non-Catholics, 584; children of non-Catholics are impeded from receiving orders, 638; to what extent non-Catholics are bound by the form of betrothal and marriage, 742; by the impediments of marriage, 757.

Number: Number of mortal sins to be declared in confession, II, 320.

Oath: Oath added to betrothals, II, 672.

Oblivion: One who has forgotten a mortal sin in confession is not bound to confess again before he communicates, II, 179; yet he is bound afterward to supply it, 321.

Obreption: in the petition of a matrimonial dispensation, II, 823.

Obstacle of grace: In the reception of the sacraments, II, 10.

Occasion: Notion, II, 455; division, 456; obligation of avoiding occasions, 457-461; absolution of occasionaries, 462-465, cf. concubinage, courtship, domestic dangers, dances, theatrical spectacles, bad writings, bad associations, bad schools.

Occult: Occult impediment of matrimony, II, 755.

Of desire: Baptism of desire, II, 63-67.

Oil: Sacred oils must be blessed by the Bishop, diligently kept, and not retained at home, II, 27; olive oil mixed with balsam, in other words chrism, is the matter of Confirmation, 112; olive oil is the matter of Extreme Unction, 566; the threefold oil is blessed by the Bishop on the Lord's Supper, 567, note 1.

Old person: how far he can be fortified with Extreme Unction, II, 582, corollary II.

One living in the same house: Ministration of Viaticum to housemates, II, 164; sacramental jurisdiction over them, 372.

Oratory: notion and division, II, 244, 2; in which oratories the Eucharist can be reserved, 131; in which oratories the Eucharist can be distributed, 167; in which oratories Mass can be celebrated, 246, 247.

Order: Notion, II, 588; institution, 588, IV; existence, 589; essence: of orders which are not sacraments, 590; of orders which are sacraments: diaconate, 591; presbyterate, 592; episcopate, 593; defects to be corrected, 594-596; effects, 597; Ministration of order: ordinary minister, 598; extraordinary minister, 599; liceity of ministering: generally, 600; ordination of seculars, 601; of religious, 602; of both seculars and religious, 603; Reception of order: person capable of order, 604; admission to orders, 605; manner of receiving: requisites for valid reception, 606; for licit reception: vocation, 609; state of grace, 610; intention of ascending to the Presbyterate, 611; Confirmation, 612; congruent morals, 613; canonical age, 614; due knowledge, 615; reception of inferior orders, 616; observance of interstices, 617; canonical title, 618; right intention, 619; immunity from irregularity and other impediments, 620-647; Things to be premised to ordination: petition of the one to be ordained, 648; inquiries, 649; testimonies to be brought, 650; examination, 651; denunciations, 652; spiritual exercises, 653; Rites and ceremonies, 654; time, 655; place, 656; notation and testimony of the completed ordination, 657; penal sanctions, 658; Diriment impediment of matrimony, 782; what is to be said about the Oriental Churches, 783.

Ordinary: II, 734.

Orientals: Masses can now be transmitted directly to Orientals, II, 225, note 2.

Ostiariate: Notion and institution, II, 588; it is not a sacrament, 589; matter and form, 590.

Ovaries: whether a woman who lacks ovaries is capable of matrimony, II, 774, 9.

Pall: II, 257.

Papal blessing: Notion, II, 527; grant of the blessing, 528; acquisition of the indulgence, 529; Papal blessing at the moment of death: notion, 530; grant of the indulgence, 531; acquisition of the indulgence, 532.

Parasceve: On the day of Parasceve Mass cannot be celebrated, II, 248.

Pastor: He enjoys ordinary jurisdiction, II, 364, but cannot delegate it, 365, corollary I; who come under the name of pastor, if there is discussion of the celebration of matrimony, 734.

Paten: II, 255.

Pauline privilege: II, 721.

Penalty: What things remit the penalty owed for sins, II, 285; Penalty added to betrothals, 672.

Penances: As quasi-penalties, II, 893.

Perinde valere: Letters Perinde valere, II, 824.

Permanence: Permanence of Christ under the species: truth of the permanence, II, 126; the mode by which He is made present, 127; the mode in which He is present, 128; the time for which He is present, 129.

Persons to be avoided: What and who avoided excommunicates are, II, 871; how far they can assist at divine offices, 872, I; what is to be done if they assist, ibid.; how far the faithful must avoid communion in profane matters with one to be avoided, 872, 9.

Pious foundations: Notion and nature, II, 233; acceptance of a foundation, 234; obligation of a foundation, 235; cessation or change of the obligation, 236.

Place: II, 244; their consecration and blessing, 245.

Plenary indulgence at the point of death: II, 561.

Polyandry: II, 719.

Polygamy: II, 719.

Pontificals: Suspension from pontificals, II, 886.

Portable: Privilege of a portable altar, II, 246, 4; notion, 250.

Portiuncula: II, 562.

Postulants: Confession of postulants, II, 374, IV; 375, III; 377.

Prayers: for gaining indulgences, II, 498.

Preparation: For Holy Communion, II, 181; for Mass, 243.

Presbyterate: Notion and institution, II, 588; it is a sacrament, 589; matter and form, 592.

Presence: Of Christ in the Eucharist, II, 126; the mode by which He is made present, 127; the mode in which He is present, 128; the time for which He is present, 129.

Priest: His obligation of celebrating from time to time by reason of the Order received, II, 210.

Privilege of faith: II, 722.

Privilege of forum: penalties of those violating the privilege, II, 896, V.

Privilege of the canon: penalties of those violating the privilege, II, 894, II; 895, X; 897, III.

Privileged altar: Notion, II, 508; division, 509; local privilege, 510; personal privilege, 511; conditions to be fulfilled, 512; circumstance of a privileged altar in offering Mass, 222.

Prohibition of the Church: The Church can prohibit certain marriages, II, 756.

Public: Public impediment of matrimony, II, 755.

Public honesty: Diriment impediment of matrimony, II, 799, 800.

Publishers: Which publishers contract excommunication, II, 895, III; 898.

Purificator: II, 258.

Purpose: Purpose in the Sacrament of Penance: notion, II, 301; division, 302; necessity, 303; whether an implicit purpose suffices, 304; properties: firm, efficacious, and universal with respect to mortal sins, 305; purpose with respect to venial sins, 306.

Pyx: Whether it is blessed, II, 132, 3; whether, if left outside the corporal, it is consecrated, 161.

Raptus (abduction): As an impediment of matrimony: raptus properly so called, II, 785; raptus less properly so called, ibid. - As a sin: notion, III, 44.

Real indulgences: Notion, II, 535; required matter, 536; annexing of indulgences, 537; acquisition of indulgences, 538; cessation of indulgences, 539.

Reception of the sacraments: Person receiving, II, 38; mode of receiving, 38; requisites for valid reception, 39-41; requisites for licit reception, 42-44; before matrimony, 699.

Reduction: reduction of burdens annexed to pious foundations, II, 236.

Regular prelate: he has ordinary jurisdiction in the sacramental forum, II, 372; and can delegate it, ibid..

Relapser: Habituated non-relapser: notion, II, 450; absolution, 451; Habituated relapser: notion, 450; absolution, 452-454.

Religion: Diriment impediment of matrimony, II, 784.

Religious person: Jurisdiction over exempt religious, II, 372; over religious women, 373; Ordination of religious, 602, 603; An apostate from religion is punished, 897, V; likewise a fugitive religious, 900, V.

Remedies: Penal remedies, II, 892.

Remission of penalty: Act of remission, II, 861, I; power of remitting, 861, II; mode of remitting, 861, III.

Reordination: Correcting defects of ordinations, II, 594-596.

Repetition: Of confessions, II, 332-334.

Rescripts: For a matrimonial dispensation, II, 825.

Reservation of sins: Notion, II, 379; purpose, 380; division, 381; power of reserving, 382; use of the power, 383; requisites in order that a sin be reserved, 384; cessation of the reservation of a sin, 386; absolution from a reserved sin, 387.

Reservation of the Most Holy Eucharist: Licitness, 130; places, 131; manner, 132.

Residence: Monthly residence for marriage, II, 736; actual residence, ibid..

Revival: Of sacraments, II, 11; of merits, 286.

Rite: Rite in the administration of the sacraments: obligation of observing the rite, II, 27; each one should follow his own rite, ibid.; in what rite offspring are to be baptized, 79; if an altar of one's own rite is lacking, it is permitted to celebrate on an altar of another Catholic rite, but not on the antimensions of the Greeks, 250.

Roman Ritual: Its obligation, II, 27.

Rosary / chaplet: Diverse chaplets, II, 540; annexing of indulgences, 541; acquisition of indulgences, 542; cessation of indulgences, 543.

Rubrics: They must be observed in the administration of the sacraments, II, 27; in Mass: object of the precept, 270; gravity of the precept, 271; excusing cause, 272.

Sabbatine privilege: II, 548.

Sacrament: Notion, II, 1; reception, 38-45. Cf. the individual sacraments.

Sacrament of Penance: Notion, II, 288; existence, 289; summary exposition: remote matter, 290; proximate matter, 291; form, 292; fuller exposition: remote matter: object, 293; division, 294; whether moral defects can be matter, 294, corollary II; proximate matter: contrition, 295-306, cf. contrition, purpose; confession, 307-339, cf. confession; form, 340-344, cf. absolution from sins; satisfaction, 345-356, cf. satisfaction; effect, 357; necessity: of means, 358; of divine precept, 359; necessary before the confection of the Eucharist and Communion for one who has sinned gravely, 179, 242, 359. Cf. repetition of confessions; Ministration of the Sacrament of Penance: generally: minister, 360; place of ministering the sacrament, 444; vesture prescribed in ministration, 445; ministration to certain persons in particular: confession of boys, 446; confession of the rude and dull, 447; confession of the half-witted, 448; confession of habituated persons, 449-454; confession of occasionaries, 455-474; confession of dying persons, 475, 476; confession of the apparently dead, 477; confession of baptized non-Catholics, 478; Reception of the Sacrament of Penance: requisites in order that someone be capable of receiving the sacrament, 479, I; that he receive it validly, 479, II; that he receive it fruitfully, 479, III; that he receive it licitly, 479, IV.

Sacramental jurisdiction: Notion, II, 361; necessity, 362; division, 363; ordinary, 364; delegated: persons delegating, 365; manner of delegating, 366; cessation of delegation, 367; jurisdiction over soldiers, 368; over those sailing, 369; over the dying, 370; over pilgrims and vagabonds, 371; over exempt religious, 372; over religious women, 373; supplied jurisdiction, 388.

Sacramental seal: Notion, II, 428; existence of the obligation, 429; proximate source of the obligation, 430; quality of the obligation, 431; gravity of the obligation, 432; cessation of the obligation, 433; one who knows something by sacramental and extra-sacramental knowledge lawfully uses the extra-sacramental knowledge, 434; what if you are asked about a matter closed by the seal, ibid.; object of the seal, 435; subject of the seal, 436; corollaries, 437-439; penalties established against transgressors, 440, 894.

Sacramentals: Notion, II, 46; institution, 47; effects, 48; ministration or use, 49; how far they remit venial sins, 284, 5.

Sacred: II, 244, 245.

Sacred linens: Touching and washing, II, 265.

Sacred order: Diriment impediment of matrimony, II, 782; what is to be said about the Oriental Churches, 783.

Sacred place: II, 244; consecration and blessing, 245. Cf. local sacrilege.

Sacred stone: II, 250.

Sacred vessels: which are prescribed in Mass, II, 255; touch of sacred vessels, 265.

Sacrifice: notion, II, 194; division, 195; sacrifices of the Old Testament, 196; sacrifice of Christ on the Cross, 197.

Sacrifice of the Mass: Notion, II, 199; existence, 200; essence, 201; character, 202; agreement with the sacrifice of the Cross and difference from it, 203; efficacy, 204; effects, 205; mode of producing them, 206; measure according to which they come to those for whom it is celebrated, 207; Offering of Mass: the person offering, 209; obligation of offering by reason of order received, 210; by reason of office, 211-213; by reason of precept or promise, 214; things to be observed in the offering of Mass: disposition of the one offering, namely natural fast, 241; state of grace, 242, which, if it has been lost, must be recovered through confession, ibid.; preparation and thanksgiving, 243; place of offering, 246, 247; time of offering, 248, 249; rite of offering, 250-273; defects committed in the offering to be corrected, 274.

Sanation in the root: II, 833.

Satisfaction: Notion, II, 345; efficacy, 346; power of imposing satisfaction, 347; how much is to be imposed, 348; of what kind it is to be, 349; causes excusing from imposing satisfaction due of itself, 350; time for fulfilling satisfaction, 351; commutation of satisfaction, 352-354; obligation of accepting satisfaction: the person obligated, 356, 1; gravity of the obligation, 356, 2; time for fulfilling it, 356, 3; mode of fulfilling it, 356, 4; cessation of the obligation, 356, 5; what if the confessor omitted imposing satisfaction, ibid..

Scapular: Notion, II, 544; different scapulars, 545; conditions in order that one may enjoy the privilege of scapulars, 546; metal medals to be substituted for scapulars, 547; Sabbatine privilege, 548.

Schismatics: Penalties against schismatics, II, 895; absolution from penalties, II, 895. Cf. heretics.

Scrutiny: Before Orders, II, 649.

Sea: Celebration of Mass at sea, II, 246; jurisdiction over those sailing, 369.

Second marriages: Chaste widowhood is to be preferred to second marriages, II, 717; how far second marriages can be blessed, 744.

Seducer: Inquiry into the name of the seducer, II, 408.

Service: Dangers of service, II, 469.

Ship: Mass at sea, II, 246.

Sickness: What kind is required for the ministration of Extreme Unction, II, 581.

Sign: Ordinary signs of disposition, II, 399, 451; extraordinary, 400.

Simony: II, 900.

Simple vow: Which simple vows impede marriage, II, 759; what if someone has contracted marriage with such an impediment, ibid..

Simulation of a sacrament: Notion, II, 17.

Sincerity: What if the confessor doubts the sincerity of the penitent, II, 407, question.

Sinner: Who is a public sinner, II, 28; the sacraments are to be denied to a public sinner, ibid.; to what extent they must be denied to an occult sinner, ibid..

Sins to be confessed: Mortal sins committed after Baptism and not yet directly remitted must be confessed, II, 319; what in doubt, 319; species, 320, 1; number, 320, 2; whether circumstances, 320, 3; external act, 320, 4; effect, 320, 5; questions, ibid.; to what one is bound who has not confessed integrally, 321; one who afterward holds as certainly committed a sin confessed as doubtful, ibid.; one who omitted a circumstance to be declared, ibid.; one who doubts whether he has confessed a grave sin, 322; excusing causes, 325-328.

Skullcap: Its use in carrying the Most Holy Eucharist to the sick, II, 170; in the offering of Mass, 266.

Slave: He is impeded from receiving Order, II, 641.

Sodomy: Cause of separation of spouses, II, 840.

Soldiers: Jurisdiction over soldiers, II, 368. Cf. military service.

Solicitation: Documents pertaining to this, 416.

Somewhat deaf person: His confession, II, 326.

Spiritual relationship: Notion, II, 801; diriment impediment of marriage, ibid..

Sponsors: Sponsors of Baptism: notion, II, 82; obligation, 83; requisites, 84; selection, 85; effect of sponsorship, 86; Sponsor of Confirmation, 121, 5.

Spoon: It can be used in Mass, II, 261.

Spurious: Who is such, II, 727.

State of fortune: How far it must be expressed in a petition for a matrimonial dispensation, II, 820.

State of grace: In the ministration of the sacraments and of other sacred functions, II, 26; in reception of the sacraments, 43; in Confirmation, 125; in Communion, 179; in offering Mass, 242.

Sterility: Notion, II, 771; it neither dirimently impedes nor simply impedes matrimony, 773.

Stipend: Notion and origin, II, 215; division, 216; lawfulness, 217; just stipend, 218; acceptance of stipends, 219; obligation arising from an accepted stipend: celebration and application of Mass, 221; due circumstances, 222; due time, 223; cessation of the obligation, 224; distribution and transmission of Masses, 225, 226; of stipends, 227, 228; abuses to be avoided, 229; cautions of the law: supervision, 230; annotation of Masses, 231; penalties, 232. Cf. pious foundations.

Stole: To be used in Mass, II, 266.

Stomach: Whether washing of the stomach before Communion stands in the way of the natural fast, II, 188, 4.

Studies of clerics: II, 615.

Style of the Curia: II, 815.

Subdiaconate: Notion and institution, II, 588; it does not seem to be a sacrament, 589; matter and form, 591.

Subreption: in seeking a matrimonial dispensation, II, 823.

Superiors: they have ordinary jurisdiction in the sacramental forum, II, 372; and can delegate it, ibid..

Supplying of jurisdiction: when it is lawful to use supplied jurisdiction, . Cf. II, 388.

Suspected of heresy: Who they are, II, 895, II; penalties, II, 895, II.

Suspension: Notion, II, 884; division, 885; effects, 886; violation of it, 887; suspension from informed conscience, 888; suspensions which are censures or medicinal penalties, 900; suspensions which are vindicative penalties, 901.

Tabernacle: II, 132.

Telephone: Absolution given by telephone, II, 343, corollary II.

Testimonials: by ordinands, II, 650.

Thanksgiving: After Holy Communion, II, 181; after Mass, 243.

The blind: They are irregular, II, 625.

The delirious: To what extent they can receive the Holy Eucharist, II, 174.

The insane: as to reception of the sacraments, II, 42, 45; communion, 174.

Theatrical spectacles: how far they are an occasion of sinning, II, 471.

Those destitute of senses: To what extent they can be absolved, II, 475, 476.

Those sailing: Jurisdiction over those sailing, II, 369.

Those to be ordained: Requisites in those to be ordained, II, 608-647, cf. order.

Those under puberty: they are excused from latae sententiae penalties, II, 858.

Those with impaired sight: To what extent they are irregular, II, 625; indult of always celebrating a votive Mass of the Blessed Virgin Mary or a daily Mass of the dead, 625, II, note 2.

Title: Canonical title for Orders, II, 618.

To rebaptize: When it is lawful, II, 33.

Tobacco: Use before Communion, II, 189.

Tolerated persons: What tolerated excommunicates are, II, 871; how far they can assist at divine offices, 872, 1; what is to be done if they assist, ibid..

Toties-quoties: Toties-quoties indulgences, II, 562.

Toties-quoties indulgence: II, 562.

Touch: Of sacred vessels and sacred linens, II, 265.

Transubstantiation: Notion, II, 127.

Truth: Injury to truth in confession, II, 323, 324.

Unbelievers: Baptism of the children of unbelievers, II, 99; whether it is lawful to offer Mass for unbelievers, 208.

Unction: In Confirmation, II, 113; in Extreme Unction, 568-570.

Uninstructed persons: Confession of the uninstructed, II, 447.

Union: Of matter and form in the sacraments, II, 22.

Unity of marriage: II, 719.

Usurpation: Usurpation of Orders not received is punished, II, 895, IV; likewise usurpation of ecclesiastical goods, 895, XI; 896, VII.

Uterus: Whether a woman who lacks a uterus is capable of marriage, II, 774, 9.

Vagabond: likewise by personal prescriptions, - Marriage of vagabonds, II, 695, 6; How far he is liable to penalties, 857.

Vagina: A woman who lacks a vagina or has it closed at the entrance is incapable of marriage, II, 774, 6; what of a woman who has the vagina closed near the uterus, ibid.; or narrow, 774, 7.

Vaginismus: A woman who labors under vaginismus is incapable of marriage, II, 774, 8.

Vasectomy: whether one who has undergone vasectomy is impotent for entering marriage, II, 774, 5.

Venial: What things remit venials and how, II, 284.

Vexation: Cause for separation of spouses, II, 841.

Viaticum: Notion, II, 164, 3; obligation, 158; to whom the dispensation of Viaticum is reserved, 164, 3; time, 166; place, 168; boys, 173; insane persons, 174; those who can receive Communion only artificially, 178; in doubt whether a dying person can swallow the species, 178, note; it can be received by one not fasting, 191.

Vindicative penalty: Notion, II, 889; division, ibid.; cessation, ibid.; common vindicative penalties, 890; vindicative penalties peculiar to clerics, 891; suspensions which are vindicative penalties, 901.

Violation: Of a church, II, 247, 2; of excommunication, 873; of interdict, 882; of suspension, 887.

Vocation: To Orders, II, 609.

Votive: How far the circumstance of a votive Mass must be observed, II, 222.

Washing: Of the stomach before Communion, II, 188, 4; of sacred linens, 265; of hands before and after Mass, 270; of the place into which a host fell, 274.

Water: Remote matter of baptism, II, 52, 53; to be mixed with the wine of Mass, 144.

Way of the Cross: Notion, II, 514; power of erecting it, 515; places suitable for erection, 516; documents required, 517; matter of erection, 518; form of erection, 519; invalidation of erection, 520; convalidation of erection, 521; indulgences annexed, 522; acquisition of indulgences, 523.

Wine: Matter of the Most Holy Eucharist, II, 143; what is required for validity, ibid.; for liceity, 144.

Worship: Of the Holy Eucharist, II, 133, 134.