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<div><a href="https://archive.org/details/CasesOfConscienceForEnglishSpeakingV1" rel="nofollow">Volume 1: Cases Of Conscience For English-Speaking Countries</a><br /></div><div><br /></div><div><a href="https://archive.org/details/CasesOfConscienceForEnglishSpeakingV2" rel="nofollow">Volume 2: Cases Of Conscience For English-Speaking Countries</a> <b>[you are here]</b><br /></div><div><br /></div> CONTENTS DUTIES OF PARTICULAR STATES Part I DUTIES OF LAYMEN 1. - A Judge's Duty 15 2. - A Solitary Witness 18 3. - A Martyr of Science 21 Part II DUTIES OF CLERICS 1. - Vocation to the Priesthood 23 2. - A Doubtful Vocation 25 3. - Clerical Celibacy 27 4. - Clerical Life 29 5. - Public Theatricals 32 6. - Trading 35 7. - Warlike Missionaries 37 8. - Duty of Residence 39 9. - Different Ideals of Parochial Work 43 10. - A Negligent Parish Priest 46 11. - A Priest's Proper Bishop 49 Part III DUTIES OF RELIGIOUS 1. - A Vocation to Religion 53 2. - Impediments to Entering Religion 56 3. - Obstacles to Vocation 58 4. - Religious and Seculars 61 5. - The Obligation of the Rule 64 6. - A Religious Legatee 67 7. - Various Questions on Poverty 69 8. - A Meddling Lawyer 71 9. - A Wide Interpretation of the Rule 74 10. - The Vow of Chastity 76 11. - Solemnity of Vows 79 THE SACRAMENTS THE SACRAMENTS IN GENERAL 1. - Reviviscence of the Sacraments 81 2. - The Minister of the Sacraments 83 3. - A Sheep that Strayed into the Fold 86 4. - The Intention to Receive Baptism 89 5. - Simulation of the Sacraments 92 BAPTISM 1. - Baptism at Death 95 2. - A Young Convert 97 3. - Remembered His Own Baptism 100 4. - A Too Zealous Pastor 103 5. - A Convert from Judaism 105 6. - What Baptism Implies 107 7. - Parents' Neglect 109 8. - Non-Catholic Sponsors 111 CONFIRMATION Necessity of Confirmation 113 THE HOLY EUCHARIST 1. - Adulterated Matter 115 2. - Fasting Communion 117 3. - The Fast Broken 120 4. - Doubtful Dispositions 122 5. - Was Confession Obligatory? 124 6. - Non-Fasting Communion 126 7. - Intention to Consecrate 128 8. - Doubtful Consecration 131 9. - Mass for a Non-Catholic 133 10. - Stipends for Mass 135 11. - Funded Masses 138 12. - Trading in Masses 141 13. - Mass in a Private Room 144 14. - Masses for the Dead 146 15. - Altar Furniture 149 PENANCE 1. - Doubtful Matter 151 2. - A Convert's Confession 154 3. - An Anxious Penitent 157 4. - No Sorrow for What She Has Done 159 5. - Was He Prepared? 162 6. - Probable Opinions in Penance 164 7. - Confessions on Board Ship 167 8. - A Privilege of Regulars 169 9. - A Regular's Approbation 171 10. - Confessor of Nuns 174 11. - Full and Specific Confession 177 12. - Absolution of the Dying 179 13. - A Pair of Penitents 181 14. - Absolution by Telephone 183 15. - An Unfortunate Mother 186 16. - Doubtful Jurisdiction 189 17. - A Lie in Confession 191 18. - A Dying Nun 193 19. - A Bishop's Reserved Case 195 20. - De Absolutione Complicis 198 21. - Ficta Absolutio Complicis 200 22. - Distinctio Inanis 203 23. - Error non dat Jurisdictionem 206 24. - Asking the Name of an Accomplice 208 25. - A Recidivist 211 26. - A London Actress 213 27. - A Loose Principle 216 28. - Requisite Knowledge in {he Confessor 219 29. - The Seal not Broken 222 30. - Confession with Unexpected Results 224 31. - Unlawful Use of Confessional Matter 226 32. - A Useless Device 228 ORDERS 1. - Anglican Ordinations 231 2. - A Priest's Support 234 EXTREME UNCTION 1. - Repetition of Extreme Unction 237 2. - Short Form for Extreme Unction . 240 MATRIMONY 1. - Informal Betrothal 243 2. - An Action for Breach of Promise 246 3. - A Promise Confirmed by Oath 248 4. - Debts of Betrothed 250 5. - Maternity Impossible 253 6. - Parents Against Marriage 256 7. - Banns 259 8. - An Unhappy Marriage 262 9. - A Drunken Husband 265 10. - A Lawyer and a Divorce Case 267 11. - Dispensation from Banns 270 12. - Previous Marriage 272 13. - A Too Accommodating Priest 276 14. - Doubtful Baptism and Marriage 279 15. - Affinity 282 16. - Consanguinity 285 17. - Sacred Orders 287 18. - Fear 289 19. - Crime 292 20. - Was She Free to Marry? 294 21. - Multiple Impediments 296 22. - A Treacherous Friend 299 23. - A Governess's Marriage 301 24. - Marriage Before the Registrar 303 25. - A Notable Case 306 26. - General Leave of Parish Priest 309 27. - Requisites for Marriage 312 28. - Subjects of the Law of Clandestinity 315 29. - The Month's Stay of Ne temere 317 30. - Mixed Marriage 319 31. - Impediment Dispensed 322 32. - A Complicated Case 325 33. - Married a Widow with Three Children 328 34. - Which Bishop Has Jurisdiction? 331 35. - Revalidation of Marriage 333 36. - Cohabitation of Married People 336 37. - A Troubled Wife 339 38. - A Husband in Difficulties 342 39. - Unwilling to Return to Her Husband 344 CENSURES 1. - A Mistake in the Man 347 2. - Parochial Rights 349 3. - A Fallen Priest 352 4. - Countenancing a Duel 364 5. - A Masonic Ball 357 6. - A Special Interdict 360 7. - Is He To Be Avoided? 362 IRREGULARITY A Priest Practising Medicine and Surgery 365 ECCLESIASTICAL BURIAL Mixed Cemeteries 367 INDULGENCES 1. - The Apostolic Blessing 371 2. - The Jubilee 373 Digitized by Google

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