Moral And Pastoral Theology

Moral And Pastoral Theology
Phụ đề:	Volume three: The Sacraments in General, Baptism, Confirmation, Holy Eucharist, Penance, Indulgences, Censures
Tác giả:	Henry Davis
Ký hiệu tác giả:	DA-H
DDC:	241 - Thần học luân lý
Ngôn ngữ:	Anh
Tập - số:	3
Số cuốn:	1

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Mã số:	258SB0007110
Nhà xuất bản:	Sheed & Ward, London
Năm xuất bản:	1945
Khổ sách:	21
Số trang:	504
Kho sách:	Thư viện Sao Biển
Tình trạng:	Hiện có

TREATISE IX
THE SACRAMENTS IN GENERAL
Chapter I: Definition, Number, Sacramental Grage	1
Section 1. Definition	1
Section 2. The Number of the Sacraments	2
Section 3. Sacramental Grace	3
Section 4. Sacramental Effect	4
Section 5. Necessary Sacraments	6
Section 6. Reviviscence of Grace	6
Appendix. Sacramentals	8
Chapter II: Matter and Form of the Sacraments	9
Section 1. Meaning of Matter and Form	9
Section 2. Uniom of Matter and Form	10
Section 3. Changes in Matter and Form	11
Section 4. Doubt as to Validity	13
Pastoral note	13
Chapter III: The Minister of the Sacraments	14
Section 1. Principal and Secondary Ministers	14
Section 2. Kinds of Ministry	14
Chapter IV: Valid Administration of the Sacraments	16
Section 1. General Conditions	16
Section 2. Intention	16
Section 3. Conditional Intentions	18
Section 4. Attention in Confering the Sacraments	20
Chapter V: Lawful Administration of the Sacraments	25
Section 1. General Conditions	21
Section 2. Internal Attention	21
Section 3. The State of Grace	21
Section 4. Authorization	13
Section 5. Observance of Ceremonies	24
Chapter VI: Repetition of the Sacraments	25
Chapter VII: The Use of Probable Opinions	27
Section 1. Probable Opinion of Validity	27
Section 2. Probable Opinion in Necessity	28
Chapter VIII: The Obligation of Administering the Sacraments	30
Section 1. An Obligation of Justice	30
Section 2. Personal Administration	31
Pastoral Note	32
Chapter IX: Refusal to Administer the Scraments	33
Section 1. Administration to the Unworthy	33
Section 2. Administration to Heretics and Schismatica	34
Section 3. Administration to Public and Occult Sinners	35
Chapter X: Simulation and Pretence in Conferring the Sacraments	37
TREATISE X
BAPTISM
Chapter I: The Sacrament and its Effects	39
Section 1. The Nature of Baptism	39
Section 2. Baptism of Desire and of Blood	39
Section 3. Effects of Baptism	40
Chapter II: The Matter and Form of Baptism	42
Section 1. The Matter	42
Section 2. The Form	44
Chapter III: THE MINISTER OF BAPTISM	46
Section 1. The Ordinary Minister	46
Section 2. The Extraordinary Minister	46
Section 3. Baptism in Necessity	47
Chapter IV: The Subject of Baptism	47
Section 1. The Proper Subject of Baptism	19
Section 2. Baptism of abandoned Infants	21
Section 3. Baptism of Children of non-Catholics	52
Section 4. Baptism of Converts	52
Section 5. Baptism of dying Adults	52
Section 6. Baptism and Holy Communion	55
Chapter V: The Rites and Ceremonies of Baptism	57
Section 1. Solemn Baptism	57
Section 2. Baptism in the proper Rite	58
Section 3. Methods of Baptism	59
Section 4. Baptism in Danger of Death	59
Section 5. Conditional Baptism	60
Section 6. The Baptismal Name	60
Chapter VI: The Godparents	62
Section 1. Necessity of Godparents	62
Section 2. Valid and Lawful Sponsorship	62
Chapter VII: The Time and Place of Baptism	65
Section 1. The Time	65
Section 2. The Place	66
Chapter VIII: Record and Proof of Baptism	67
Note on the Baptism of Converts	68
TREATISE XI
CONFIRMATION
Chapter I: The Sacrament, its Effects, Matter and Form	71
Chapter II: The Minister of Confirmation	72
Section 1. Ordinary and Extraordinary Minister	72
Section 2. Duties of the Minister	73
Section 3. Confirmation bay a Priest	73
Chapter III: The Subject of Confirmation	74
Section 1. Valid and Lawful Confirmation	74
Section 2. Necessity of Confirmation	74
Pastoral note	75
Chapter IV: Ceremonies, Time and Place of Confirmation	76
Section 1. The Ceremonies	76
Section 2. Time and Place	76
Chapter V: The Sponsors	77
Section 1. Necessity of Sponsors	77
Section 2. Valid and Lawful Sponsorship	77
Chapter VI: Record and Proof of Confirmation	79
Pastoral note	79
Appendix. Age for Confirmation	80
TREATISE XII
THE HOLY EDUCHARIST
Chapter I: The Sacrifice of the Mass	81
Section 1. The Essence of the Sacrifice	81
Section 2. The Offerers of the Sacrifice of the Mass	86
Section 3. The Efficacy of the Sacriffice of the Mass	88
Note on the Second Intention	92
Chapter II: The Fruits of the Mass	94
Section 1. The Subject of the Fruits of the Mass	94
Section 2. The Fruits of the Mass as applied	95
Section 3. Person for Whom Mass may be said	96
Chapter III: The Celebration of the Sacrifice of the Mass	99
Secton 1. The Minister of the Sacrifice	99
Pastoral note	103
Section 2. The Obligation of Celebrating Mass	104
Note on Additional Celebration	112
Section 3. Assistant Priest	114
Section 4. Mass Server	115
Note on Missa Dialogata	117
Chapter IV: The Matter of the Sacrifice	118
Section 1. The Necessary Matter	118
Section 2. Vaid and Lawful Matter	119
Section 3. Kinds of Bread	121
Section 4. Kinds of Wine	122
Section 5. Valid Consecration	123
Section 6. Lawful Consecration	126
Note on the Matter of the Holy Eucharist	127
Chapter V: The Form of the Sacrifice	130
Section 1. The Essential Form	130
Section 2. Doubts as to Validity	131
Chapter VI: The Rubrics of the Mass	133
Section 1. Rites and Language	133
Section 2. Obligation of the Rubrics	133
Section 3. Additions and Omissions in the Mass	134
Section 4. The Last Three Days of Holy Week	136
Section 5. The Hour Of Mass	139
Section 6. Interruption of Mass	142
Section 7. The Tone of Voice employed in Mass	144
Section 8. The kind of Mass	145
Section 9. The Calendar to be Followed in saying Mass	146
Section 10. The Duration of Mass	146
Notes on Music	147
Chapter VII: The Place of Celebration and Reservation	149
Section 1. The PLace of Celebration	149
Section 2. The Altar of Celebration	153
Section 3. The Privileged Altar	154
Section 4. The Gregorian Altar and Masses	156
Section 5. The Place of Reservation of the Blessed Sacrament	157
Section 6. The Altar of Reservation	159
Section 7. The Tabernacle	160
Section 8. The Ciborium	162
Section 9. The Sanctuary Lamp	162
Note on Violation and Desecration of a Church	163
Chapter VIII: Requistes for Mass	165
Section 1. The Sacred Vessels and Cloths	165
Section 2. The Altar Furnishinfs	167
Section 3. Dress and Vesments	170
Chapter IX: Mass Offerings	174
Section 1. origin	174
Section 2. Acceptance of Mass Stipends	175
Section 3. The Obligation arising from Mass Stipends	178
Section 4. Prohibitions	179
Section 5. The Various Kinds of Mass Supends	180
Section 6. The Certain Canonical Presscriptions in Respect of Mass Stipends	181
Section 7. Cicrumstances governing the Celebration of Stipend Masses	184
Section 8. The Transmission of Mass Stipends	190
Section 9. Register of Mass Obligations	193
Chapter X: The Minister of Holy Communion	195
Section 1. Minister, Ordinary and Extraordinary	195
Section 2. Administration of Holy Communion	199
Section 3. Accidents to the Sacred Species	200
Section 4. The Treatment of Consecrated Fragments	201
Chapter XI: The Subject of Holy Communion	202
Section 1. The Recipient	202
Section 2. Dispositions of soul for Worthy Reception of the Sacrament	207
Section 3. Bodily Dispositions for Holy Communion	211
Section 4. Violation of the Eucharistic Fast	212
Section 5. Holy Communion of the Sick	215
Section 6. Obligation of receiving Holy Communion	217
Section 7. Frequent Communion	221
The Decree on Frequent Communion	227
Pastoral note	229
Section 8. Obligation of receiving Viaticum	232
Section 9. Circumstances governing the Administration of Holy Communion	233
Section 10. The Moment of Reception	233
Section 11. Abnormal Reception	233
Section 12. Food and Drink after Reception	233
Note on Holy Communion in Hospitals	234
Note on General Communions	234
TREATISE XIII
PANANCE
Chapter I: The Nature of the Sacrament of Penance	235
Section 1. Definition	235
Section 2. Conditions of Efficacy	235
Chapter II: The Minister of the Sacrament of Penance	236
Section 1. Sacred Orders of the Minister	236
Section 2. Jurisdiction of the Monister	237
Section 3. Possessor of Ordinary Jurisdiction	237
Section 4. Cessation of Ordinary Jurisdiction	238
Section 5. Delehated Jurisdiction	239
Section 6. Special Jurisdiction for Confessions of Male Religious	240
Section 7. Special Jurisdiction for Confessions of Nuns	242
Section 8. Special Jurisdiction for Confessions of those resident in a Religious House	244
Section 9. The Concession of Jurisdiction	244
Section 10. Revocation of Jurisdiction	245
Section 11. Extension of Jurisdiction	246
Section 12. Jurisdiction in Danger of Death	246
Section 13. Jurisdiction on Shipboard	247
Section 14. Jurisdiction in Probable and Positive Doubt	248
Section 15. Jurisdiction in Common Error	251
Chapter III: The Absolution	251
Section 1. The Rubrical Form of Absolution	235
Section 2. The Manner of giving Absolution	259
Section 3. Mutual Presence of Priest and Penitent	254
Section 4. Conditional Absolution	255
Section 5. Absolution of the Dying	257
Chapter IV: The Sacrament Penance	261
Section 1. Sacramental Penance a Punishment	261
Section 2. Acceptance of the Penance	261
Section 3. Imposition of the Panance	262
Section 4. Commutation of the Panance	266
Section 5. The Obligation of Accepting and Fulfilling the Penance imposed	267
Chapter V: Duties of the Confessor	270
Section 1. The Confessor as Spiritual Father	270
Section 2. The Confessor as Judge and Physician	271
Section 3. Prudent Questioning	273
Section 4. Absolution in Cases of Doubtful Sincerity	275
Section 5. The Obligation of giving or refusing Absolution	275
Section 6. The Duty of suggesting Remedies against Relapse	279
Section 7. The Obligation of correcting Errors in the Administration of the Sacrament	280
Section 8. The Obligation of understanding and Judging the Case	284
Chapter VI: Various Classes of Penance	286
Section 1. Penitents who have contracted Habits of Sin	286
Section 2. The Recidivist	288
Section 3. The Penitent who is in the Occasions of Sin	290
Section 4. Child Penitents	294
Section 5. Dull Penitents	296
Section 6. Blind Penitents	296
Section 7. Mentally defective Penitents	297
Section 8. Deaf and Dumb Penitents	298
Section 9. Grievously tempted Penitents	298
Section 10. Scrupulous Penitents	301
Section 11. Pious Penitents	303
Section 12. Nuns	308
Section 13. Seminarists	309
Section 14. Priests	310
Section 15. Young Persons	312
Section 16. Married Persons	314
Section 17. The Dying	315
Chapter VII. The Seal of Confession	316
Section 1. The Nature of the Sacramental Seal	316
Section 2. The Subject bound by the Sacrament Seal	319
Section 3. The Object of the Sacramental Seal	321
Section 4. The Violation of the Sacramental Seal	323
Section 5. Unlawful and Lawful Use of Sacramental Knowledge	326
Section 6. Penalties for Violation of the Sacramental Seal	326
Chapter VIII: The Obligation of Hearing Confessions	330
Section 1. The Obligation of Pastors	330
Section 2. The Obligation of Others, not Pastors	332
Chapter IX: Reservation of Sin	333
Section 1. Reservation in General	333
Section 2. The Power of Reservation of Sin	335
Section 3. Those subject to Reservation of Sin	337
Section 4. Reasons that excuse from Reservation of Sin	338
Section 5. The Essential Characteristics of Reserved Sin	338
Section 6. The Cessation of Reservation of Sin	339
Section 7. Absolution of Reserved Sin	342
Chapter X: Tue Penitent	344
Section 1. The Obligation to confess Mortal Sins	344
Section 2. The Necessary and the Free Matter of Confession	347
Section 3. Doubtful Matter of Confession	349
Section 4. The Confession of Coverts	350
Section 5. Generic Confession	350
Section 6. Confession through an Interputer	352
Section 7. Confession to a Priest of Different Rite	352
Section 8. Frequent Confession	352
Chapter XI: The Acts of the Penitent	353
Section 1. Contrition, Confession, Satisfaction	353
Section 2. Prefect and Imperfect Contrition	355
Section 3. Qualities of Contrition	357
Section 4. Sorrow for Venial Sins	361
Section 5. The Relation of Sorrow to Confesstion	361
Section 6. Universal Contrition necessary	363
Chapter XII: The Purpose of Amendment	365
Section 1. The Purpose of Amendment for Mortal Sins	365
Section 2. The Purpose of Amendment for Venial Sins	367
Chapter XIII: Confession	369
Section 1. The Qualities of Confession	369
Section 2. Confession pf Mortal Sins	372
Section 3. Causes that excuse from Material Integrity	378
Section 4. Omissions rectified	382
Section 5. Necessary Repetition of Confesstion	383
Section 6. The General Confesstion	386
Section 7. The Examination of Conscience	389
Chapter XIV: Place of Time of Hearing Confessions	392
Chapter XV: De Abusibus Sacrament Paenitentiae	394
Section 1. De Abusibus Sacramenti Poenitentiae in Genere	394
Section 2. De Sollicitatione	394
Section 3. De Falsa Delatione Confessarii Innocentis	406
Section 4. De Absolutione Complicis	407
TREATISE XIV
INDULGENCES
Chapter I: Indulgences in General	415
Chapter II: The Granting of Indulgences	417
Chapter III: Some Particular Indulgences	418
Section 1. Indulgences attached to the Papal Blessing	418
Section 2. Indulgences on All Souls' Day and during Quarants Ore	418
Section 3. Apostolic Indulgences	418
Section 4. Plenary Indulgences at Death	419
Section 5. Indulgences on certain Feasts	420
Section 6. Transference of Indulgences	420
Section 7. Indulgences annexed to a Date or Attaches to Objects	421
Section 8. The Indulgences styled 'toties quoties'	421
Section 9. Indulgences of the Divine Office	423
Section 10. Indulgences of the Stations of the Cross	423
Section 11. Indulgences Rosaries	425
Section 12. Scapular Indulgences and Scapular Medal	426
Section 13. Indulgences for Visit to a Cemetery	427
Chapter IV: The Gaining of Indulgences	428
Section 1. The Subject gaining an Indulgences	428
Section 2. The prescribed Prayers	429
Section 3. Plenary and Partial Indulgences	430
Section 4. The Prescribed Confession	430
Section 5. The Jubilee Indulgences	431
Note on Indulgences	432
Appendix. Abrogation of certain Faculties	434
TREATISE XV
GENSURES
Chapter I: Definitions	435
Chapter II: The Author of Censures	437
Chapter III: The Subject of Censures	438
Chapter IV: Delinquency a Condition of Censures	440
Section 1. The Nature of Delinquency	440
Section 2. The Various Kinds of Delinquency	441
Section 3. Imputability of Delinquency	441
Section 4. Co-operation in Delinquency	443
Section 5. Attempted Delinquency	444
Chapter V: Causes that Excuse from Censures	445
Section 1. Ignorance as an excusing Factor	445
Section 2. Duress and Fear	445
Section 3. Other Causes that excuse from Censures	445
Chapter VI: Reservation of Censures	447
Chapter VII: Absolution from Censures	449
Section 1. Absolution in General	449
Section 2. Absolution in Danger of Death	450
Section 3. Absolution outside the Danger of Death in Normal Cases	451
Section 4. Absolution from Censures in Urgent Need outside the Danger of Death	452
Chapter VIII: Kinds of Censures	457
Chapter IX: Excommunication	458
Section 1. Definition of Excommunication	458
Section 2. The Effects of Excommunication	458
Chapter X: Sins Which Incur Excommunication Most Specially Reserved to the Holy See	462
Section 1. Illegitimate Absolution of an Accomplice	462
Section 2. Direct Violation of the Seal of Confession	463
Section 3. Violent Attact on the Person of the Pope	463
Section 4. Profanation of the Sacred Species	463
Section 5. Abuses in Papal Elections	464
Appendix. Sacrilegious Concubinage	464
Chapter XI: Sins Which Incur Excommunication Specially Reserved to the Holy See	465
Section 1. Apostasy, Heresy, Schism	465
Section 2. Suspicion of Heresy	466
Section 3. Publication of certain Books	466
Section 4. Simulating Mass or Hearing Confession by One not ordained	467
Section 5. Appeal to a General Council	468
Section 6. Impeding Apostolic Letters or Acts	468
Section 7. Legislation Against the Church	469
Section 8. Citation before Lay Tribunals of Cardinals Legates, etc	469
Section 9. Violation of Personal Immunity of Cardinals Legates, etc	470
Section 10. Usurpation of Rights of the Roman Church	471
Section 11. Fabrication of Documents	471
Section 12. False Accusation of a Confessor	471
Chapter XII: Sins Which Incur Excommunication Simply Reserved to the Holy See	473
Section 1. Traffic in Indulgences	473
Section 2. Aggregation to Impious Sects	473
Section 3. Absolving from Censures without Faculty	475
Section 4. Communication with certain Excommunicates	475
Section 5. Citation before Lay Tribunals of Bishops Prelates, etc	475
Section 6. Violation of Enclosure	476
Section 7. Dueling	478
Section 8. Attempted Marriage by or with Clerics in Sacred Orders, or Religious of Solemn Vows	478
Section 9. Simony	479
Section 10. Tampering with certain Documents	479
Section 11. Usurpation and Conversion of Ecclesiastical Property	480
Chapter XIII: Sins Which Incur Excommunication Reserved by Law to the Ordinary	481
Section 1. Marriage in presence of a Non-Catholic Minister	481
Section 2. Promise of Non-Catholic Education of Off-spring	481
Section 3. Non-Catholic Baptism	482
Section 4. Non-Catholic Education of Off-spring of Wards	482
Section 5. Making, Selling, etc, False Relics	482
Section 6. Violation of Personal Immunity of Clerics of Religious	482
Section 7. Abortion	483
Section 8. Apostasy from a Religious Institute	484
Section 9. Civil Marriage by or with Religious of Simple Vows	485
Chapter XIV: Sins Which Incur Excommunication not Reserved	486
Section 1. Printing of Sacred Scriptures without due Permission	486
Section 2. Illegitimate Christian Burial	486
Section 3. Alienation of Church Property	487
Section 4. Compeling Another to enter the Clerical or the Religious State	487
Section 5. Failure to denounce Solicitation	487
Chapter XV: Interdict	488
Section 1. Interdict in General	488
Section 2. The Effects of Local Interdict	488
Section 3. The Effects of Personal Interdict	488
Section 4. The Interdict that forbids Entrance into a Church	490
Chapter XVI: Suspension	492
Section 1. Definitions	492
Section 2. Effects of Suspension	492
Section 3. Suspension 'ex informata conscientia'	494
Section 4. Dispensation from Suspension	494
Section 5. Some Perticular Suspensions	495
Appendix 1. List of Reserved Cases	496
Appendix 2. Absolution from Reserved Cases	497
INDEX	499

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