Moral And Pastoral Theology

Moral And Pastoral Theology
Phụ đề:	Volume four: Extreme Unction, Holy Orders, Marriage, the Clerical State, the Religious State, Duties of Laypeople
Tác giả:	Henry Davis
Ký hiệu tác giả:	DA-H
DDC:	241 - Thần học luân lý
Ngôn ngữ:	Anh
Tập - số:	4
Số cuốn:	1

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Mã số:	258SB0007113
Nhà xuất bản:	Sheed & Ward, London
Năm xuất bản:	1945
Khổ sách:	21
Số trang:	416
Kho sách:	Thư viện Sao Biển
Tình trạng:	Hiện có

TREATISE XVI - EXTREME UNCTION
Chapter I. The Sacrament and its Effects	1
Chapter II. Mater and Form of Extreme Unctio n	3
Section 1. The Matter	3
Section 2. The Form	4
Chapter III. The Minister of Extreme Unction	5
Section 1. Valid and Lawful Administration	5
Section 2. Obligation to administer Extreme Unction	5
Chapter IV. The Subject of Extreme Unction	7
Section 1. Conditions for Reception .	7
Section 2. Repetition of Extreme Unction	8
Section 3. Conditional Administration	8
Section 4. Necessity of Extreme Unction .	10
Chapter V. Rites and Ceremonies of Extreme Unction	11
TREATISE XVII - HOLY ORDERS
Chapter I. Orders in General	13
Section 1. The Different Orders	13
Section 2. Matter and Form of Holy Orders	14
Chapter II. The Minister of Holy Orders	21
Section 1. The Ordinary Minister	21
Section 2. The Proper Bishop of Ordination for the Secular Clergy	21
Section 3. The Ordination of Religious	23
Chapter III. The Subject of Holy Orders	25
Section 1. Valid and Lawful Ordination	25
Section 2. Canonical Prescriptions affecting Candidates for Orders	28
Chapter IV. Irregularities and Impediments	34
Section 1. Nature of Irregularity	34
Section 2. Irregularity due to Defect	34
Section 3. Irregularity due to Delinquency	36
Section 4. Impediments to the Reception of Orders Notes on Irregularity	39
Section 5. Dispensation from Irregularities and Impediments	41
Chapter V. Preliminaries to Ordlnation	43
Section 1. The Due Preparation for Ordination	43
Section 2. The Publication of Notice of Ordination	44
Section 3. Spiritual Exercises .	45
Note on the Examination of Candidates for Ordination	46
Chapter VI. Actual Ordination .	47
Section 1. The Rites and Ceremonies of Ordination	47
Section 2. The Time and Place of Ordination	47
Section 3. Notification and Record of Ordination	48
Appendix. Summary of an Instruction of the Sacred Congregation of Religious	50
TREATISE XVIII - MARRIAGE
Chapter I. Marriage in Genera l	53
Section 1. The Nature of Marriage	53
Section 2. The Matrimonial Contract	54
Section 3. The Married State .	56
Chapter II. The Kinds of Marriage	58
Chapter III. The Essential Properties of Marriage	62
Section 1. The Unity of Marriage	62
Section 2. The Indissolubility of Marriage.	63
Chapter IV. The Contract of Christian Marriage a Sacrament	65
Section 1. Marriage a Contract	65
Section 2. Christian Marriage a Sacrament	65
1. A True Sacrament	65
2. Matter and Form	66
3. Minister	66
Section 3. The Favour of Law	67
Chapter V. The Purposes and Benefits of Marriage	68
Section 1. The Purposes of Marriage	68
Section 2. Marriage and its Specific and Substantial benefits	69
1. Off spring	70
2. Conjugal Fidelity	71
3. The Sacrament	72
Chapter VI. The Church’s Jurisdiction over Christian Marriage.	74
Section 1. Immediate Jurisdiction	74
Section 2. Persons who exercise Jurisdiction	75
Section 3. Persons subject to the Matrimonial Legislation of the Church	76
Chapter VII. The Power of the Stateover the Mariages the Unbaptized	78
Chapter VIII. Betrothal	80
Section 1. Definitions	80
Section 2. Betrothal with an Impediment .	81
Section 3. Age for Betrothal	81
Section 4. Persons who cannot enter into Betrothal	81
Section 5. The Juridical Form of Betrothal	82
Section 6. Error in Betrothal	83
Section 7. Conditional Betrothal	83
Section 8. Effects of Betrothal .	84
Note on the Obligation of Betrothal	84
Section 9. The Dissolution of Betrothal	85
Section 10. Disclosure of H idden Defects	86
Pastoral Notes	87
Note on Preparation for Married Life	90
Chapter IX. Preparation for the Celebration of Marriage	92
Section 1. Freedom to Marry .	92
Section 2. The Preliminary Investigation by the Parish Priest	93
Section 3. The Publication of Banns	94
Section 4. The Obligation of revealing Impediments	96
Section 5. The Duty of the Parish Priest when an Impediment becomes known	97
Section 6. Marriage after Banns	98
Section 7. Instruction of the Betrothed	99
Section 8. The Consent of Parents	100
Chapter X. The Impediments to Marriage	102
Section 1. General Principles	102
Section 2. Doubtful Impediments	103
Section 3. List of Im pedim ents	104
Chapter XI. The Prohibitory Impediments	106
Section 1. The Impediment of Vow .	106
1. The Vow of Virginity	106
2. The Vow of Perfect Chastity	107
3. The Vow of Celibacy	107
4. The Vow of taking Sacred Orders	108
5. The Vow of entering the Religious State	108
Section 2. The Impediment of Difference of Religion	108
1. Prohibition of Mixed Marriages	108
2. Dispensation Reserved	109
3.Reasons for Dispensation	109
4.Duty of the Catholic Party	110
5.Marriage in a non-Catholic Church	110
6.Marriage without Dispensation	111
7.Convalidation of Invalid Marriage	112
8.Marriage with Apostate	113
Note on the Marriage of a Notorious Sinner .	113
Section 3. The Impediment of Legal Relationship	114
Appendix 1. Pope Pius XI on Mixed Marriages	115
Appendix 2. Invalid Dispensations	116
Chapter XII. The Diriment Impediments	118
Section 1. The Impediment of Age .	118
Section 2. The Impediment of Impotency	120
Notanda pro Pastore	120
Section 3. The Impediment of an Existing Bond	129
Section 4. The Impediment of Disparity of Worship	132
Section 5. The Impediment of Sacred Orders	138
Section 6. The Impediment of Religious Profession	141
Section 7. The Impediment of Abduction .	143
Section 8. The Impediment of Crime	145
Section 9. The Impediment of Consanguinity	149
Section 10. The Impediment of Affinity	158
Section 11. The Impediment of Public Propriety	162
Section 12. The Impediment of Spiritual Relationshi]	165
Section 13. The Impediment of Legal Adoption	166
Chapter XIII. Dispensation from Matrimonial Impediments	168
Section 1. Dispensation in General	168
1. Definition .	168
2. Papal Dispensation	168
3.Powers of Local Ordinaries to dispci	169
4. Powers of Parish Priests to dispense	171
5. Powers of Confessors to dispense	172
6. Powers of Assistant Priests to dispense	173
Section 2. Registration of Dispensations	174
Section 3. Petition to the Holy See for Dispensation	174
Section 4. Dispensation from Multiple Impediments	175
Section 5. Dispensation when One of Several Impediments is reserved to the Holy See	175
Section 6. Causes that may be expressed in a Petition for obtaining Dispensation	175
Section 7. The Petition itself	177
Section 8. Errors in the Petition	179
Section 9. The Granting of Dispensation	179
Section 10. Offspring legitimated by Dispensation	180
Chapter XIV. Consent in Marriage	181
Section 1. The Qualities of Consent .	181
Section 2. The Obstacles to True Consent.	182
1. Want of the Use of Reason	182
2. Defective Knowledge	183
3. M istake	186
4. Pretence .	187
5. Duress and Fear	188
6. Intention contrary to the Essence of Marriage	189
Section 3. The Manner of expressing Consent	190
Section 4. Conditional Consent	191
1. Definition of Condition	191
2. Principles concerning Conditions	192
3. Consent persisting	196
Chapter XV. The Canonical Form of Celebration of Marriage	196
Section 1. Development of the Form	197
Section 2. Valid Assistance at Marriages	198
Section 3. The Condition for granting Faculty to assist at Marriages	200
Section 4. The Delegated Priest	201
Section 5. Lawful Assistance at Marriages	201
Section 6. Marriage without an Assistant Priest .	204
Section 7. Persons subject to the Canonical Form	206
Section 8. The Rite and Blessing	207
Section 9. Celebration of a Mixed Marriage	208
Pastoral Note	209	·
Section 10. The Registration of Marriage	209
Chapter XVI. Marriage of Conscience	211
Chapter XVII. The Time and Place of Celebration of Marriage	212
Chapter XVIII. The Effects of Christian Marriage	214
Section 1. The Effects of Marriage as a Sacrament	214
Section 2. The Effects of Marriage as a Contract	214
Appendix 1. Legitimacy .	217
Appendix 2. Legitimation .	217
Appendix 3. Legitimation in English Law	219
Chapter XIX. Separation of the Married	221
Section 1. Dissolution of the Bond of Christian M arriage	221
Section 2. Dissolution of Pagan Marriage .	223
1. The Pauline Privilege	223
2. Conditions for using the Privilege .	223
3. Particular Papal Dispensations	226
Note on Dissolution of the Natural Bond	227
Chapter XX. Discontinuance of Cohabitation	228
Section 1. Discontinuance of Cohabitation	228
Section 2. Reasons for Permanent Separation	228
Section 3. Some Reasons for Temporary Separation	230
Section 4. Resumption of Conjugal Life	230
Section 5. Custody of the Children	231
Pastoral Note	231
Chapter XXI. Recttfication of Invalid Marriages	232
Section 1. Convalidation in General	232
Section 2. Simple Convalidation	232
Section 3. Retrospective Convalidation	234
Chapter XXII. Remarriage	236
Chapter XXIII. Civil Marriage and Divorce	237
Section 1. Civil Marriage	237
Section 2. Civil Divorce .	238
Section 3. Registrar of Marriages	239
Appendix Papal Teaching on Divorce	240
Chapter XXIV. The Right Use of Marriage	244
Section 1. The Teaching of Pope Pius XI	244
Section 2. General Summary of Catholic Teaching	247
Chapter XXV. Notanda pro Confessariis	249
Section 1. De Recto Usu Matrimonii	249
Section 2. De Circumstantiis Actus Conjugalis	253
Section 3. De Actibus Conjugum citra Congressum Maritalem	256
Section 4. Obligatio Actus Conjugalis	257
Section 5. Varia Quædam de Debito	258
Section 6. De Abusu Matrimonii	260
Section 7. De Cooperatione in Onanismo .	262
Note Pastorales	264
Appendix Monita Pp. Pii XI de Recto Usu Matrimonii	266
TREATISE XIX - TH E CLERICAL STATE
Chapter I. Clerics in General	267
Chapter II. Vocation to the Clerical State	268
Section 1. Necessity of Vocation	268
Section 2. Initial and Internal Vocation	268
Section 3. Signs of W ant of Vocation	270
Section 4. Examination of Candidates	272
Appendix. Pope Pius XI on the Priesthccd	273
Chapter III. The Holiness of the Clerical State	282
Section 1. Holiness to be acquired	282
Section 2. Holiness of Life	283
Chapter IV. The Rights and Privileges of Clerics	285
Chapter V. The Obligation of holiness, Obedience and Studies	287
Section 1. The Means of Holiness	287
Section 2. Obedience	288
Section 3. Clerical Studies	288
Chapter VI. The Obligation of Celibacy	290
Chapter VII. The Obligations of Life in Common Divine Office	292
Section 1. Life in Com m on	292
Section 2. Recital of Divine Office	292
1. The O bligation .	292
2. The M anner of Recital	293
3. The O rder of Recital	294
4. Omission of Divine Office	295
5. Reasons excusing from Recital	295
6. Prayerful Recital	296
7. The Calendar	296
Chapter VIII. Clerical Dress	298
Chapter IX. Certain Things for bidden to Cleris	300
Section 1. Surety and Gaming.	300
Section 2. Lethal Weapons	300
Section 3. Hunting	301
Section 4. Frequenting Taverns	301
Section 5. Medical Practice	301
Section 6. Legal Avocations	302
Section 7. Legislative Activity	302
Section 8. Public Exhibitions	302
Section 9. Military Service	304
Section 10. T rading	304
Section 11. Investments .	306
Chapter X. Deans	308
Chapter XI. Parish Priests	310
Section 1. Stability in the Pastoral Office .	310
Section 2. Certain Functions reserved to Parish Priests	311
Section 3. The Duties of Parish Priests	312
Chapter XII. Assistant Pastorsor Curates	316
Section 1. Appointment of Curates .	316
Section 2. Obligations of Curates	317
Appendix Catechetical Instruction .	320
Appendix 2. Pope Pius XI on the Priesthood	321
TREATISE XX - THE RELIGIOUS STATE
Chapter I. The Religious Statein General	341
Chapter II. Canonical Définitions	343
Chapter III. The Government of Religious	344
Appendix. Religious who are Chaplains to the Forces	345
Chapter IV. Religious Vocation .	346
Section 1. Special and General Vocation	346
Section 2. Teaching of the Fathers and Theologians	347
Section 3. Modem Views on Vocation	349
Note on Vocation	351
Chapter V. Postulancy	352
Chapter VI. The Noviciate	353
Section 1. The Obstacles to Admission	353
Section 2. Some Conditions precedent to Admission	354
Section 3. The Actual Noviciate	355
Chapter VII. Religious Profession	357
Section 1. Validity of Religious Profession	357
Section 2. Effects of the Vows	357
Section 3. Convalidation of Vows	359
Chapter VIII. The Obligation of the Religious Vows	360
Section 1. General Principles	360
Section 2. The Vow of Poverty	360
Section 3. The Vow of Chastity	364
Section 4. The Vow of Obedience	365
Chapter IX. Enclosure	367
Section 1. General Principles .	367
Section 2. The Law of Enclosure for Male Religious	368
Section 3. The Law of Enclosure for Nuns	368
1. The Obligation	368
2. Nature of the Enclosure	368
3. Exceptional Cases	369
4. Permission to leave Enclosure	369
5. Entrance within the Enclosure	369
6. Enclosure protected	370
TREATISE XXI - THE DUTIES OF CERTAIN CLASSES OF LAYPEOPLE
Chapter I. General Obligations	373
Chapter II. The Duties of Judges	375
Note on the Duties of Jurymen .	378
Chapter III. The Duties of Plaintiffs, Defendants AND Witnesses	379
Chapter IV. The Duties of Advocates	383
Chapter V. The Duties of Doctors and Surgeons	384
Appendix. Ecclesiastical Burial	386
General Principles.	386
The Cemetery	386
Manner of Burial .	387
Funeral Dues	390
Lights in Cemeteries	391
Cremation	391
Burial of Unbaptized Infants	392
References to the Canons of the Codex Juris Canonici	393
Index to the Four Volumes	399

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