Front matter — Wouters, Manual of Moral Theology
Synoptic Index (as printed)
¶1.
- Treatise I. On the sacraments in general — p. 1
- Dissertation I. On the sacraments considered in themselves — p. 1
- Dissertation II. On the ministration of the sacraments — p. 9
- Part I. On the person ministering — p. 9
- Part II. On the mode of ministering — p. 9
- Dissertation III. On the reception of the sacraments — p. 29
- Treatise II. On Baptism — p. 40
- Dissertation I. On Baptism considered in itself — p. 40
- Part I. On the existence of the sacrament of Baptism — p. 40
- Part II. On the essence of the sacrament of Baptism — p. 41
- Section I. On remote matter — p. 41
- Section II. On proximate matter — p. 43
- Section III. On form — p. 45
- Part III. On the effects of Baptism — p. 49
- Part IV. On the necessity of Baptism — p. 50
- Section I. On necessity of means — p. 50
- Scholion I. On Baptism of desire — p. 50
- Scholion II. On Baptism of blood — p. 51
- Section II. On necessity of precept — p. 52
- Section I. On necessity of means — p. 50
- Dissertation II. On the ministration of Baptism — p. 53
- Dissertation III. On the reception of Baptism — p. 63
- Part I. On the person receiving — p. 63
- Section I. On infants — p. 63
- Section II. On aborted fetuses — p. 64
- Section III. On fetuses not yet brought forth — p. 65
- Section IV. On monsters — p. 70
- Section V. On infants of non-Catholics — p. 71
- Section VI. On adults — p. 72
- Section VII. On the insane and the furious — p. 74
- Part II. On the mode of receiving Baptism — p. 76
- Part I. On the person receiving — p. 63
- Dissertation I. On Baptism considered in itself — p. 40
- Treatise III. On Confirmation — p. 78
- Treatise IV. On the Most Holy Eucharist — p. 88
- Dissertation I. On the real presence of Christ in the Eucharist — p. 88
- Dissertation II. On the Most Holy Eucharist insofar as it is a sacrament — p. 97
- Part I. On the Most Holy Sacrament considered in itself — p. 97
- Section I. On the existence of the sacrament of the Eucharist — p. 97
- Section II. On the essence of the sacrament of the Eucharist — p. 97
- Chapter I. On remote matter — p. 98
- Chapter II. On form — p. 105
- Section III. On the effects of the sacrament of the Eucharist — p. 107
- Section IV. On the necessity of the sacrament of the Eucharist — p. 109
- Chapter I. On necessity of means — p. 109
- Chapter II. On necessity of divine precept — p. 110
- Part II. On the ministration of the Most Holy Sacrament — p. 112
- Part III. On the reception of the Most Holy Sacrament — p. 127
- Part I. On the Most Holy Sacrament considered in itself — p. 97
¶2.
- Dissertation III. On the Most Holy Eucharist insofar as it is a sacrifice — p. 147
- Part I. On the Sacrifice of the Mass considered in itself — p. 149
- Part II. On the offering of the sacrifice of the Mass — p. 156
- Section I. On the person offering — p. 156
- Section II. On the obligation of offering — p. 157
- Chapter I. On the obligation by reason of Order received — p. 157
- Chapter II. On the obligation by reason of office — p. 158
- Chapter III. On the obligation by reason of precept or promise — p. 162
- Chapter IV. On the obligation by reason of stipend — p. 162
- Article I. On the stipend considered in itself — p. 162
- Article II. On the acceptance of stipends and on the obligation arising from it — p. 165
- Article III. On the distribution and transmission of Masses — p. 169
- Article IV. On abuses to be avoided in accepting stipends — p. 172
- Article V. On the cautions of the law — p. 172
- Scholion I. On pious foundations — p. 173
- Scholion II. On several Masses offered on the same day — p. 176
- Section III. On the things to be observed in the offering of Mass — p. 178
- Chapter I. On the disposition of the offerer — p. 178
- Chapter II. On the place of offering — p. 180
- Chapter III. On the time of offering — p. 184
- Chapter IV. On the rite of offering — p. 187
- Article I. On the altar and its adornment — p. 187
- Article II. On sacred vessels with accessories — p. 191
- Article III. On sacred vestments, etc. — p. 194
- Article IV. On rubrics to be observed — p. 197
- Scholion. On defects to be corrected both in the dispensing of the Holy Eucharist and in the offering of Mass — p. 202
- Treatise V. On Penance — p. 204
- Dissertation I. On the act of doing penance — p. 204
- Dissertation II. On the sacrament of Penance — p. 213
- Part I. On the sacrament of Penance considered in itself — p. 215
- Section I. On the existence of the sacrament of Penance — p. 215
- Section II. On the essence of the sacrament of Penance — p. 216
- Chapter I. On remote matter — p. 218
- Chapter II. On proximate matter — p. 219
- Article I. On contrition — p. 220
- § I. On contrition taken integrally — p. 220
- § II. On purpose specifically — p. 230
- Scholion. Sorrow and purpose with respect to venial sins — p. 232
- Article II. On confession — p. 232
- § I. On confession considered in itself — p. 233
- § II. On the qualities of confession generally — p. 236
- § III. On the quality of integrity specifically — p. 238
- Point I. On the notion, division, and necessity of integrity — p. 238
- Point II. On the scope of material integrity — p. 239
- Scholion. On injury to truth in confessing — p. 248
- Point III. On causes excusing from material integrity — p. 249
- Point IV. On the means of procuring integrity, or on examination of conscience — p. 253
- Scholion I. On confessions to be repeated in general — p. 253
- Scholion II. On general confession — p. 256
- Part I. On the sacrament of Penance considered in itself — p. 215
- Treatise V. On Penance, continued
- Dissertation II. On the sacrament of Penance, continued
- Part I. On the sacrament of Penance considered in itself, continued
- Section II. On the essence of the sacrament of Penance, continued
- Section III. On the effects of the sacrament of Penance — p. 275
- Section IV. On the necessity of the sacrament of Penance — p. 276
- Part II. On the ministration of the sacrament of Penance — p. 277
- Section I. On the ministration of Penance generally — p. 277
- Chapter I. On the required power — p. 277
- Article I. On sacramental jurisdiction generally — p. 277
- Article II. On sacramental jurisdiction over certain classes of persons specifically — p. 281
- Scholion. On confessors to be deputed for religious — p. 287
- I. A clerical religion of men — p. 287
- II. A lay religion of men — p. 288
- III. A religion of women — p. 289
- IV. A society of both men and women living in community without vows — p. 291
- Article III. On the limitation of jurisdiction with respect to sins, or on the reservation of sins — p. 291
- Scholion. On supplied sacramental jurisdiction — p. 298
- Chapter II. On the right use of the power — p. 299
- Article I. On things to be observed in confession — p. 299
- § I. On the office of questioning — p. 300
- § II. On the office of instructing — p. 304
- § III. On the office of judging sins — p. 306
- § IV. On the office of judging and promoting disposition — p. 306
- § V. On the office of providing for amendment of life — p. 309
- § VI. On the office of rendering sentence — p. 309
- Article II. On things to be avoided in confession — p. 313
- § I. On inquiry into the name of the accomplice — p. 313
- § II. On absolution of an accomplice — p. 314
- § III. On solicitation to shameful things — p. 321
- Point I. On those who must be denounced — p. 322
- Point II. On those who must denounce — p. 327
- Point III. On the mode of denouncing — p. 328
- Point IV. On the obligation of the confessor with respect to the penitent who is bound to denounce — p. 330
- Scholion I. On the mode of receiving the denunciation and, after it has been received, of proceeding further against those denounced — p. 331
- Scholion II. On false denunciation — p. 334
- Article III. On things to be observed after confession — p. 336
- § I. On the office of preserving the sacramental seal — p. 336
- Point I. On the obligation of the sacramental seal — p. 336
- Point II. On the object of the sacramental seal — p. 340
- Point III. On the subject of the sacramental seal — p. 341
- Chapter I. On the required power — p. 277
- Section I. On the ministration of Penance generally — p. 277
- Part I. On the sacrament of Penance considered in itself, continued
- Dissertation II. On the sacrament of Penance, continued
¶3.
- Point IV. Corollaries from the doctrine handed down — p. 343
- § II. On the obligation of repairing defects admitted in confession — p. 347
- Appendix. On external circumstances to be observed — p. 349
- Section II. On the ministration of the sacrament of Penance to certain persons specifically — p. 350
- Chapter I. On the confession of boys — p. 350
- Chapter II. On the confession of the rude, the dull, and the half-witted — p. 351
- Chapter III. On the confession of the habituated — p. 352
- Scholion. On the confession of those given to pollution or onanism — p. 358
- Chapter IV. On the confession of occasionaries — p. 358
- Article I. On occasionaries in general — p. 358
- Article II. On certain occasions in species — p. 365
- § I. On concubinage — p. 365
- § II. On courtships — p. 366
- § III. On domestic dangers — p. 367
- § IV. On dances — p. 368
- § V. On theatrical spectacles — p. 369
- § VI. On evil writings — p. 370
- § VII. On evil companionships — p. 370
- § VIII. On evil schools — p. 370
- Chapter V. On the confession of the dying — p. 370
- Chapter VI. On the confession of baptized non-Catholics — p. 372
- Part III. On the reception of the sacrament of Penance — p. 374
- Appendix. On indulgences — p. 375
- Part I. On indulgences generally — p. 375
- Section I. On the notion, existence, and division of indulgences — p. 375
- Section II. On the concession of indulgences — p. 378
- Scholion. On the faculty of blessing things with the application of indulgences — p. 382
- Section III. On the acquisition of indulgences — p. 383
- Chapter I. On the subject capable of acquiring indulgences — p. 383
- Chapter II. On the requisites in order that a capable subject may acquire indulgences — p. 390
- Section IV. On the translation, suspension, and cessation of indulgences — p. 392
- Part II. On certain indulgences in species — p. 394
- Section I. On the privileged altar — p. 394
- Section II. On the Way of the Cross and on the Crucifix of the Way of the Cross — p. 396
- Chapter I. On the erection of the Way of the Cross — p. 397
- Chapter II. On the indulgences annexed to the Way of the Cross and on acquiring them — p. 400
- Chapter III. On the Crucifix of the Way of the Cross — p. 401
- Section III. On the papal or apostolic blessing — p. 403
- Section IV. On the papal or apostolic blessing at the hour of death — p. 404
- Section V. On general absolution with a plenary indulgence — p. 405
- Section VI. On real indulgences — p. 407
- Chapter I. On real indulgences generally — p. 407
- Chapter II. On certain real indulgences specifically — p. 409
- Article I. On rosaries — p. 409
- Article II. On scapulars — p. 411
- Section VII. On the heroic act of charity — p. 416
- Section VIII. On the Jubilee — p. 417
- Chapter I. On the notion, division, and interpretation of the Jubilee — p. 417
- Chapter II. On the benefits of the Jubilee — p. 418
- Article I. On the faculty of choosing a confessor — p. 418
- Article II. On special faculties of confessors — p. 419
- Article III. On the indulgence — p. 423
- Chapter III. On the suspension of indulgences and faculties on the occasion of the Jubilee — p. 425
- Scholion I. On the plenary indulgence at the hour of death — p. 426
- Scholion II. On indulgences toties-quoties — p. 427
- Treatise VI. On Extreme Unction — p. 428
- Dissertation I. On Extreme Unction considered in itself — p. 428
- Part I. On the existence of Extreme Unction — p. 428
- Part II. On the essence of Extreme Unction — p. 429
- Section I. On remote matter — p. 429
- Section II. On proximate matter — p. 431
- Section III. On form and on the union of matter and form — p. 434
- Scholion. On the special character of Extreme Unction — p. 435
- Part III. On the effects of Extreme Unction — p. 436
- Part IV. On the necessity of Extreme Unction — p. 439
- Dissertation II. On the ministration of Extreme Unction — p. 440
- Dissertation III. On the reception of Extreme Unction — p. 441
- Part I. On the person receiving — p. 442
- Scholion. On the anointing of baptized non-Catholics — p. 446
- Part II. On the mode of receiving Extreme Unction — p. 447
- Part III. On repeated reception of Extreme Unction — p. 450
- Treatise VII. On Order — p. 450
- Dissertation I. On Order considered in itself — p. 452
- Part I. On the existence of the sacrament of Order — p. 452
- Part II. On the essence of the sacrament of Order — p. 454
- Scholion. On correcting defects of ordinations — p. 457
- Part III. On the effects of the sacrament of Order — p. 459
- Dissertation II. On the ministration of Order — p. 459
- Part I. On the person ministering — p. 459
- Part II. On the liceity of ministering — p. 461
- Dissertation III. On the reception of Order — p. 465
- Part I. On the person receiving Orders — p. 465
- Part II. On admission and preparation for the reception of Orders — p. 465
- Part III. On the mode of receiving Orders — p. 467
- Section I. On the requisites for valid reception — p. 467
- Section II. On the requisites for licit reception — p. 467
- Chapter I. On the things positively required — p. 468
- Chapter II. On irregularities and other impediments — p. 476
- Article I. Irregularities and impediments in general — p. 476
- Article II. Irregularities in species — p. 477
- § I. Irregularities from defect — p. 477
- § II. Irregularities from delict — p. 480
- Article III. Impediments in species — p. 483
- Article IV. Cessation of irregularities and impediments — p. 485
- Dissertation IV. On those things which regard both the ministration and the reception of Order — p. 488
- Part I. On those things which must precede ordination — p. 488
- Part II. On the rites and ceremonies of sacred ordination — p. 493
- Part III. On the time and place of sacred ordination — p. 494
- Part IV. On the annotation and testimony of ordination performed — p. 496
- Treatise VIII. On Matrimony — p. 498
- Dissertation I. On those things which are accustomed or ought to be premised to Matrimony — p. 498
- Part I. Betrothals — p. 498
- Section I. On the notion, division, fittingness, and governance of betrothals — p. 498
- Section II. On the form of betrothals — p. 502
- Section III. On the effects of betrothals — p. 507
- Chapter I. On absolute betrothals — p. 507
- Chapter II. On conditional betrothals — p. 509
- Scholion. On accidental things of betrothals — p. 510
- Section IV. On the dissolution of betrothals — p. 511
- Part II. Examination, especially concerning free state — p. 517
- Part III. Publications — p. 518
- Scholion I. On the obligation of the faithful — p. 525
- Scholion II. On the obligation of the confessor — p. 526
- Part IV. Antenuptial instruction — p. 526
- Part V. Reception of the sacraments — p. 527
¶4.
- Dissertation II. On Matrimony itself — p. 528
- Part I. On Matrimony in general — p. 528
- Section I. On the nature of Matrimony — p. 528
- Chapter I. Summary exposition — p. 528
- Chapter II. Fuller exposition — p. 530
- Scholion. On conditional Matrimony — p. 537
- Section II. On the division of Matrimony — p. 540
- Section III. On the institution, ends, goods, honesty, and governance of Matrimony — p. 542
- Section IV. On the properties of Matrimony — p. 547
- Section V. On the effects of Matrimony — p. 560
- Section I. On the nature of Matrimony — p. 528
- Part II. On Matrimony insofar as it is a sacrament, specifically — p. 565
- Section I. On the sacrament of Matrimony considered in itself — p. 565
- Section II. On the ministration of the sacrament of Matrimony and the form of its celebration — p. 568
- Chapter I. On juridical form — p. 569
- Article I. On ordinary juridical form — p. 569
- § I. Summary exposition — p. 569
- § II. Fuller exposition — p. 571
- Point I. On the requisites so that the pastor or local Ordinary may validly assist at Matrimony — p. 572
- Point II. On the requisites so that the pastor or local Ordinary may licitly assist at Matrimony — p. 574
- Point III. On delegation of another priest to assist at Matrimony — p. 578
- Article II. On extraordinary juridical form — p. 581
- Article III. On those who are subject to juridical forms — p. 583
- Chapter II. On liturgical form — p. 585
- Chapter III. On the time and place of celebration of Matrimony — p. 589
- Chapter IV. On things to be observed after the celebration of Matrimony, or on the registration of celebrated Matrimony — p. 590
- Scholion. On Matrimony of conscience — p. 593
- Chapter I. On juridical form — p. 569
- Section III. On the reception of the sacrament of Matrimony — p. 594
- Chapter I. On impediments in general — p. 595
- Chapter II. On impeding impediments specifically — p. 599
- Article I. Simple vow — p. 600
- Article II. Legal kinship — p. 601
- Article III. Mixed religion — p. 602
- Scholion. On Matrimony with an unworthy person — p. 611
- Chapter III. On diriment impediments in species — p. 612
- Article I. Age — p. 612
- Article II. Impotence — p. 613
- Article III. Bond — p. 618
- Article IV. Disparity of cult — p. 621
- Article V. Sacred Order — p. 625
- Scholion. On sacred Order in the Oriental Churches — p. 627
- Article VI. Religion — p. 628
- Article VII. Rape — p. 629
- Article VIII. Crime — p. 631
- § I. Adultery with a promise of Matrimony — p. 631
- § II. Adultery with attempted Matrimony — p. 633
- § III. Adultery with spouse-killing — p. 634
- § IV. Spouse-killing alone — p. 635
- Article IX. Consanguinity — p. 637
- § I. On consanguinity in itself — p. 637
- Scholion. Names of blood-relatives — p. 642
- § II. On consanguinity insofar as it is an impediment of Matrimony — p. 644
- Article X. Affinity — p. 646
- Scholion. Names of relatives by affinity — p. 649
- Article XI. Public honesty — p. 650
- Article XII. Legal kinship — p. 654
- Chapter IV. On dispensation from impediments — p. 654
- Article I. On the power of dispensing — p. 654
- § I. On the power of the Supreme Pontiff — p. 654
- § II. On the power of local Ordinaries — p. 656
- § III. On the power of the pastor and of the priest assisting at Matrimony according to canon 1098, n. 2 — p. 661
- § IV. On the power of the confessor — p. 662
- Scholion. Things to be noted with respect to the power of dispensing — p. 663
- Part I. On Matrimony in general — p. 528
- Treatise VIII. On Matrimony, continued
- Dissertation II. On Matrimony itself, continued
- Part II. On Matrimony insofar as it is a sacrament, specifically, continued
- Section III. On the reception of the sacrament of Matrimony, continued
- Chapter IV. On dispensation from impediments, continued
- Article II. On the causes for dispensing — p. 665
- Article III. On the petition for dispensation — p. 671
- § I. On the person petitioning — p. 671
- § II. On the person to be approached for the petition — p. 672
- § III. On composing the supplication — p. 672
- Point I. On the supplication by which dispensation is sought for the external forum — p. 673
- Point II. On the supplication by which dispensation is sought for the internal forum — p. 676
- Point III. On the supplication which regards Matrimony invalidly contracted — p. 677
- Scholion. On defects of a dispensation to be healed — p. 678
- Article IV. On the execution of a dispensation — p. 680
- Chapter IV. On dispensation from impediments, continued
- Appendix I. On invalid Matrimony — p. 684
- Part I. On the declaration of nullity of invalid Matrimony — p. 685
- Part II. On the convalidation of invalid Matrimony — p. 686
- Section I. Simple convalidation — p. 686
- Chapter I. On the convalidation of a Matrimony invalid because of a diriment impediment — p. 686
- Chapter II. On the convalidation of a Matrimony invalid because of defect of consent — p. 687
- Chapter III. On the convalidation of a Matrimony invalid because of defect of form — p. 688
- Section II. Sanation in the root — p. 689
- Scholion I. On the convalidation of an invalid Matrimony between a Catholic party and a non-Catholic party — p. 692
- Scholion II. On the inscription of a convalidated Matrimony — p. 693
- Scholion III. On the mode of treating a case of convalidation — p. 693
- Appendix II. On separation of spouses — p. 694
- Appendix III. On civil Matrimony — p. 701
- Section III. On the reception of the sacrament of Matrimony, continued
- Part II. On Matrimony insofar as it is a sacrament, specifically, continued
- Dissertation II. On Matrimony itself, continued
- Treatise I. On delicts — p. 703
- Dissertation I. On delict considered in itself — p. 703
- Part I. Summary exposition — p. 703
- Part II. Fuller exposition — p. 705
- Dissertation I. On delict considered in itself — p. 703
¶5.
- Dissertation II. On the juridical effects of delict — p. 708
- Scholion. On an attempt at delict — p. 709
- Treatise II. On the penalties of delict — p. 710
- Dissertation I. On penalties in general — p. 710
- Dissertation II. On penalties in species — p. 722
- Part I. On medicinal penalties, or on censures — p. 722
- Section I. On censures in general — p. 722
- Section II. On censures in species — p. 730
- Chapter I. On excommunication — p. 731
- Chapter II. On interdict — p. 736
- Chapter III. On suspension — p. 741
- Part II. On vindicative penalties — p. 747
- Part III. On penal remedies and penances — p. 754
- Section I. On penal remedies — p. 754
- Section II. On penances — p. 755
- Part I. On medicinal penalties, or on censures — p. 722
- Dissertation III. On penalties established for individual delicts — p. 756
- Part I. On excommunications — p. 757
- Section I. Excommunications reserved to the Roman Pontiff in the most special manner — p. 757
- Section II. Excommunications reserved to the Roman Pontiff in a special manner — p. 758
- Section III. Excommunications simply reserved to the Roman Pontiff — p. 768
- Section IV. Excommunications reserved to Ordinaries — p. 774
- Section V. Excommunications not reserved — p. 777
- Part II. On interdicts — p. 781
- Part III. On suspensions — p. 782
- Part I. On excommunications — p. 757