Section — Wouters, Manual of Moral Theology
Section II. On the Duties of Religious
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The Code first declares: All religious are also held by the common obligations of clerics, concerning which in canons 124-142, unless something else is clear from the context of the discussion or from the nature of the thing (can. 592). We spoke about these obligations in n. 1157 sq. But here we must speak about the special obligations or duties of religious; and indeed first about the substantial duties, so to speak, and those connatural to the religious state, then about certain other duties.
Within this section
Chapter I. On the Substantial Duties of Religiousnn. 1234–1258
- Article I. On the Pursuit of Acquiring Perfectionnn. 1235–1236
Article II. On the Observance of Vowsnn. 1237–1255
§ I. On the Vow of Povertynn. 1237–1248
- Scholion. On Common Lifenn. 1246–1248
- § II. On the Vow of Chastitynn. 1249–1252
- § III. On the Vow of Obediencenn. 1253–1255
- Article III. On the Observance of Rules and Constitutionsnn. 1256–1258
Chapter II. On Certain Other Dutiesnn. 1259–1268