Treatise VI. On Extreme Unction

¶1.

(St. Thomas, Supplement, q. 29-32; St. Alphonsus, Theologia Moralis, lib. VI, n. 706-733; Homo Apostolicus, tr. 17, n. 1-13.)¹

We shall speak first of Extreme Unction considered in itself, then of its ministration, and finally of the reception of Extreme Unction.

¹ Cf. Billuart, De Extrema Unctione, sole dissertation; Schmitz, De effectibus sacramenti Extremae Unctionis; Kern, De sacramento Extremae Unctionis tractatus dogmaticus; Heimbucher, Die heilige Oelung.

Extreme Unction (Anointing of the Sick)

Within this part

Dissertation I. On Extreme Unction Considered in Itselfnn. 563–577
- Part I. On the Existence of Extreme Unctionnn. 564–565
- Part II. On the Essence of Extreme Unctionnn. 566–574
  - Section I. On the Remote Matternn. 566–567
  - Section II. On the Proximate Matternn. 568–570
  - Section III. On the Form and on the Union of Matter and Formnn. 571–574
    Scholion. On the Special Character of Extreme Unctionn. 574
- Part III. On the Effects of Extreme Unctionn. 575
- Part IV. On the Necessity of Extreme Unctionnn. 576–577
Dissertation II. On the Ministration of Extreme Unctionnn. 578–580
Dissertation III. On the Reception of Extreme Unctionnn. 581–587
- Part I. On the Person Receivingnn. 581–584
  - Scholion. On the Anointing of Baptized Non-Catholicsn. 584
- Part II. On the Manner of Receiving Extreme Unctionn. 585
- Part III. On the Repeated Reception of Extreme Unctionnn. 586–587