Document, Part
1 6,2| DECREE ON REFORMATION CHAPTER I. ~On the Institution of
2 6,2| with the advice of his chapter, as that the said lecture
3 6,2| prebends and benefices. ~CHAPTER II. ~On Preachers of the
4 7,1| is defined and declared. ~CHAPTER I. ~On the Inability of
5 7,1| means extinguished in them. ~CHAPTER II. ~On the dispensation
6 7,1| those of the whole world. ~CHAPTER III. ~Who are justified
7 7,1| and remission of sins. ~CHAPTER IV. ~A description is introduced
8 7,1| into the Kingdom of God. ~CHAPTER V. ~On the necessity, in
9 7,1| prevented by the grace of God. ~CHAPTER VI. ~The manner of Preparation. ~
10 7,1| your hearts unto the Lord. ~CHAPTER VII. ~What the justification
11 7,1| have life everlasting. ~CHAPTER VIII. ~In what manner it
12 7,1| grace is no more grace. ~CHAPTER IX. ~Against the vain confidence
13 7,1| obtained the grace of God. ~CHAPTER X. ~On the increase of Justification
14 7,1| faith, hope, and charity." ~CHAPTER XI. ~On keeping the Commandments,
15 7,1| looked unto the reward. ~CHAPTER XII. ~That a rash presumptuousness
16 7,1| hath chosen unto Himself. ~CHAPTER XIII. ~On the gift of Perseverance. ~
17 7,1| flesh, you shall live. ~CHAPTER XIV. ~On the fallen, and
18 7,1| fruits worthy of penance. ~CHAPTER XV. ~That, by every mortal
19 7,1| from the grace of Christ. ~CHAPTER XVI. ~On the fruit of Justification,
20 7,2| DECREE ON REFORMATION~CHAPTER I. ~It is meet that prelates
21 7,2| salutary and expedient. ~CHAPTER II. ~It is not lawful for
22 7,2| to any in this regard. ~CHAPTER III. ~The excesses of Secular
23 7,2| hereunto by the Apostolic See. ~CHAPTER IV. ~Bishops and other greater
24 7,2| to have accompany them. ~CHAPTER V. ~Bishops shall neither
25 8,1| authority of the Apostolic See. ~CHAPTER I. ~Who is capable of governing
26 8,1| the Council of Lateran. ~CHAPTER II. ~The holders of several
27 8,1| that moment deemed vacant. ~CHAPTER III. ~Benefices shall be
28 8,1| which begins, Grave nimis. ~CHAPTER IV. ~The retainer of several
29 8,1| virtue of the present Canon. ~CHAPTER V. ~The holders of several
30 8,1| the matters aforenamed. ~CHAPTER VI. ~What unions of Benefices
31 8,1| have declared otherwise. ~CHAPTER VII. ~United Ecclesiastical
32 8,1| the matters abovenamed. ~CHAPTER VIII. ~Churches shall be
33 8,1| being utterly set aside. ~CHAPTER IX. ~The duty of consecration
34 8,1| of no avail to any one. ~CHAPTER X. ~When a See is vacant,
35 8,1| Otherwise, the contravening Chapter shall be subjected to an
36 8,1| next appointed prelate. ~CHAPTER XI. ~Faculties for promotion
37 8,1| previous careful examination. ~CHAPTER XII. ~Faculties for not
38 8,1| cases by law provided. ~CHAPTER XIII. ~Individuals by whomsoever
39 8,1| colleges for general studies. ~CHAPTER XIV. ~The civil causes of
40 8,1| regulations) aforesaid. ~CHAPTER XV. ~Ordinaries shall take
41 14,1| this present decree. ~ ./. CHAPTER I. ~On the real presence
42 14,1| excellent benefit of Christ. ~CHAPTER II. ~On the reason of the
43 14,1| no schisms amongst us. ~CHAPTER III. ~On the excellency
44 14,1| under the parts thereof. ~CHAPTER IV. ~On Transubstantiation. ~
45 14,1| called Transubstantiation. ~CHAPTER V. ~On the cult and veneration
46 14,1| confounded, at length repent. ~CHAPTER VI. ~On reserving the Sacrament
47 14,1| by all means retained. ~CHAPTER VII. ~On the preparation
48 14,1| confess as soon as possible. ~CHAPTER VIII. ~On the use of this
49 14,3| DECREE ON REFORMATION ~CHAPTER I. ~Bishops shall apply
50 14,3| shall remain untouched. ~CHAPTER II. ~An appeal from the
51 14,3| not to inferior judges. ~CHAPTER III. ~The acts of the first
52 14,3| that justice may require. ~CHAPTER IV. ~In what manner clerics
53 14,3| their knowledge of law. ~CHAPTER V. ~The bishop shall take
54 14,3| suppression of the truth. ~CHAPTER VI. ~A bishop shall not
55 14,3| deprived of, his office. ~CHAPTER VII. ~The qualifications
56 14,3| to grievous punishments. ~CHAPTER VIII. ~Important episcopal
57 15,1| be perpetually retained. ~CHAPTER I. ~On the necessity, and
58 15,1| nouncing the Gospel of Christ. ~CHAPTER II. ~On the difference between
59 15,1| as yet been regenerated. ~CHAPTER III. ~On the parts, and
60 15,1| are the parts of penance. ~CHAPTER IV. ~On Contrition. ~Contrition,
61 15,1| not free and voluntary. ~CHAPTER V. ~On Confession. ~From
62 15,1| worthy of being retained. ~CHAPTER VI. ~On the ministry of
63 15,1| who would act in earnest. ~CHAPTER VII. ~On the Reservation
64 15,1| benefit of absolution. ~CHAPTER VIII. ~On the necessity
65 15,1| and use of satisfaction. ~CHAPTER IX. ~On Works of Satisfaction. ~
66 15,2| life to be at hand. ~ ./. CHAPTER I. ~On the Institution of
67 15,2| unction," &c. are the form. ~CHAPTER II. ~On the Effect of this
68 15,2| the welfare of the soul. ~CHAPTER III. ~On the Minister of
69 15,5| established and decreed. ~CHAPTER I. ~If any, being prohibited,
70 15,5| shall be of any avail. ~CHAPTER II. ~If a bishop shall confer
71 15,5| prelate shall seem fit. ~CHAPTER III. ~The bishop may suspend
72 15,5| sacraments of the Church. ~CHAPTER IV. ~No cleric shall be
73 15,5| said exempted clerics. ~CHAPTER V. ~The jurisdiction of
74 15,5| condition soever, even though a Chapter, so as to screen the party
75 15,5| and are, wholly exempted. ~CHAPTER VI. ~A penalty is decreed
76 15,5| hereby renewed and enlarged. ~CHAPTER VII. ~Voluntary homicides
77 15,5| proved, and not otherwise. ~CHAPTER VIII. ~No one shall, by
78 15,5| wholly without effect. ~CHAPTER IX. ~The Benefices of one
79 15,5| subject of these unions. ~CHAPTER X. ~Regular Benefices shall
80 15,5| woollen and linen together. ~CHAPTER XI. ~Those transferred to
81 15,5| Benefices, even of cures. ~CHAPTER XII. ~No one shall obtain
82 15,5| other inferior person. ~CHAPTER XIII. ~The Presentation
83 15,5| null, and as such reputed. ~CHAPTER XIV. ~That the Mass, Order,
84 22,1| explained and defined. ~CHAPTER I. ~That laymen and clerics,
85 22,1| live for ever (v. 59.) ~CHAPTER II. ~The power of the Church
86 22,1| authority of the Church itself. ~CHAPTER III. ~That Christ whole
87 22,1| necessary to salvation. ~CHAPTER IV. ~That little Children
88 22,2| business of Reformation. ~CHAPTER I. ~Bishops shall both confer
89 22,2| penalties by law inflicted. ~CHAPTER II. ~Those who have not
90 22,2| of the ancient canons. ~CHAPTER III. ~A method of increasing
91 22,2| and of the sacred canons. ~CHAPTER IV. ~In what case Coadjutors
92 22,2| suspensions whatsoever. ~CHAPTER V. ~Bishops shall be able
93 22,2| derogation, or suspension. ~CHAPTER VI. ~To ignorant Rectors,
94 22,2| exemption or appeal whatsoever. ~CHAPTER VII. ~Bishops shall transfer,
95 22,2| however, being erected there. ~CHAPTER VIII. ~Commendatory monasteries,
96 22,2| exemptions whatsoever. ~CHAPTER IX. ~The name and use of
97 22,2| aided by two members of the Chapter; to whom also power is given
98 23,1| singular sacrifice. ~ ./. CHAPTER I. ~On the institution of
99 23,1| perfection of them all. ~CHAPTER II. ~That the Sacrifice
100 23,1| tradition of the apostles. ~CHAPTER III. ~On Masses in honour
101 23,1| we celebrate upon earth. ~CHAPTER IV ~On the Canon of the
102 23,1| also of holy pontiffs. ~CHAPTER V. ~On the solemn ceremonies
103 23,1| hidden in this sacrifice. ~CHAPTER VI. ~On Mass wherein the
104 23,1| to the body of Christ. ~CHAPTER VII. ~On the water that
105 23,1| is hereby represented. ~CHAPTER VIII. ~On not celebrating
106 23,1| Lord's days and festivals. ~CHAPTER IX. ~Preliminary Remark
107 23,4| in the present Session. ~CHAPTER I. ~The Canons relative
108 23,4| those subject to them. ~CHAPTER II. ~Who are to be promoted
109 23,4| superiors, will punish them. ~CHAPTER III. ~Daily distributions,
110 23,4| contrary notwithstanding. ~CHAPTER IV. ~Those not initiated
111 23,4| not have a voice in the chapter of any Cathedral or Collegiate
112 23,4| not have a voice in the chapter of those churches, even
113 23,4| provision shall be null. ~CHAPTER V. ~Dispensations expedited
114 23,4| surreption or obreption. ~CHAPTER VI ~Last intentions to be
115 23,4| suggests what is false. ~CHAPTER VII. ~The chapter "Romana,"
116 23,4| false. ~CHAPTER VII. ~The chapter "Romana," in the sixth (
117 23,4| shall be ipso jure null. ~CHAPTER VIII. ~Bishops shall execute
118 23,4| contrary, notwithstanding. ~CHAPTER IX. ~Administrators of any
119 23,4| the said administrators. ~CHAPTER X. ~Notaries shall be subject
120 23,4| prohibition of the Ordinary. ~CHAPTER XI. ~Usurpers of the property
121 24,1| THE ERRORS OF OUR TIME. ~CHAPTER I. ~On the institution of
122 24,1| and of retaining sins. ~CHAPTER II. ~On the Seven Orders. ~
123 24,1| other inferior orders. ~CHAPTER III. ~That Order is truly
124 24,1| and of love of sobriety. ~CHAPTER IV ~On the Ecclesiastical
125 24,2| be at present ordained. ~CHAPTER I. ~The negligence of Pastors
126 24,2| of men, or by desuetude. ~CHAPTER II. ~Those set over Churches
127 24,2| can be conveniently done. ~CHAPTER III. ~Bishops, except in
128 24,2| approved of and examined. ~CHAPTER IV ~Who are to be initiated
129 24,2| from Secular jurisdiction. ~CHAPTER V ~Wherewith those who are
130 24,2| inquiry that has been made. ~CHAPTER VI ~The age of fourteen
131 24,2| availing any one herein. ~CHAPTER VII. ~Those to be ordained
132 24,2| who are to be ordained. ~CHAPTER VIII. ~How, and by whom,
133 24,2| expedient to his own Ordinary. ~CHAPTER IX. ~A bishop ordaining
134 24,2| contrary notwithstanding. ~CHAPTER X. ~Prelates inferior to
135 24,2| letters dimissory from the Chapter, be also extended to those
136 24,2| said letters, not from the Chapter, but from any other persons
137 24,2| the bishop, in lieu of the Chapter. And they who give dimissory
138 24,2| their office and benefice. ~CHAPTER XI. ~The interstices, and
139 24,2| shall require otherwise. ~CHAPTER XII. ~Age required for the
140 24,2| being completely set aside. ~CHAPTER XIII. ~On the conditions
141 24,2| contrary notwithstanding. ~CHAPTER XIV. ~Who are to be raised
142 24,2| ministry (of that order). ~CHAPTER XV. ~No one shall hear confessions,
143 24,2| contrary notwithstanding. ~CHAPTER XVI. ~Those who are ordained
144 24,2| administer the sacraments. ~CHAPTER XVII. ~In what manner the
145 24,2| clerical dress in church. ~CHAPTER XVIII. ~Method of establishing
146 24,2| the advice of two of the Chapter,--of whom one shall be chosen
147 24,2| bishop, and the other by the Chapter itself, and also of two
148 24,2| episcopal revenue, and of the chapter, and of all dignities whatsoever,
149 24,2| of two deputies from the Chapter, and of the same number
150 25,3| REFORMATION OF MARRIAGE~CHAPTER I. ~The form prescribed
151 25,3| made in the said parish. ~CHAPTER II. ~Between whom Spiritual
152 25,3| being utterly set aside. ~CHAPTER III. ~The impediment of
153 25,3| in more remote degrees. ~CHAPTER IV. ~Affinity arising from
154 25,3| afterwards contracted. ~CHAPTER V. ~No one is to marry within
155 25,3| and for a public cause. ~CHAPTER VI. ~Punishments inflicted
156 25,3| discretion of the judge. ~CHAPTER VII. ~Vagrants are to be
157 25,3| from him for so doing. ~CHAPTER VIII. ~Concubinage is severely
158 25,3| remaining in their full force. ~CHAPTER IX. ~Temporal lords, or
159 25,3| freely contracting marriage. ~CHAPTER X. ~The solemnities of marriage
160 25,4| in the present Session. ~CHAPTER I. ~The manner of proceeding
161 25,4| shall be enjoined, by the Chapter, throughout the city and
162 25,4| forgetful of their office. ~CHAPTER II. ~A Provincial Synod
163 25,4| enacted by the sacred canons. ~CHAPTER III. ~In what manner Prelates
164 25,4| who may be deputed by a Chapter, where the Chapter has the
165 25,4| by a Chapter, where the Chapter has the right of visitation,
166 25,4| shall seem most expedient. ~CHAPTER IV. ~By whom, and when,
167 25,4| have their full force. ~CHAPTER V. ~In criminal causes against
168 25,4| the provincial Council. ~CHAPTER VI. ~When and how the Bishop
169 25,4| and not to their vicars. ~CHAPTER VII. ~The virtue of the
170 25,4| in the law of the Lord. ~CHAPTER VIII. ~On public sinners,
171 25,4| reputed as present in choir. ~CHAPTER IX. ~By whom Secular Churches,
172 25,4| contrary notwithstanding. ~CHAPTER X. ~Where visitation and
173 25,4| decreed, or adjudged. ~CHAPTER XI. ~Honorary titles, or
174 25,4| contrary notwithstanding. ~CHAPTER XII. ~What manner of persons
175 25,4| official, but also in the Chapter; otherwise all those promoted
176 25,4| with the advice of the Chapter, shall designate and apportion,
177 25,4| bishop, and the other by the Chapter, shall have power to provide
178 25,4| may be judged expedient. ~CHAPTER XIII. ~In what manner provision
179 25,4| contrary notwithstanding. ~CHAPTER XIV. ~In promotions to benefices,
180 25,4| intention, in regard thereof. ~CHAPTER XV. ~Method of increasing
181 25,4| with the consent of the Chapter, either to unite thereunto
182 25,4| or suspensions whatever. ~CHAPTER XVI. ~What duty devolves
183 25,4| What duty devolves on the Chapter during the vacancy of a
184 25,4| When a See is vacant, the Chapter, in those places where the
185 25,4| metropolitan, or exempted, and the Chapter shall be, as has been said
186 25,4| of the See, were, by the Chapter, or others, appointed in
187 25,4| they should belong to the Chapter itself,-an account of those
188 25,4| quittance or discharge from the Chapter, or those deputed thereby.
189 25,4| those deputed thereby. The Chapter shall also be bound to render
190 25,4| the possession thereof. ~CHAPTER XVII. ~In what case it is
191 25,4| necessities of those who resign. ~CHAPTER XVIII. ~Upon a Parish Church
192 25,4| to provide accordingly. ~CHAPTER XIX. ~Mandates 'de providendo,'
193 25,4| looked upon as abrogated. ~CHAPTER XX. ~The manner of conducting
194 25,4| whatsoever to the contrary. ~CHAPTER XXI. ~It is declared, that,
195 25,5| be treated of the sixth chapter which is now deferred till
196 26,3| following be ordained. ~ ./. CHAPTER I. ~All ReguIars shall order
197 26,3| edifice must needs fall. ~CHAPTER II. ~Property is wholly
198 26,3| his own rule and order. ~CHAPTER III. ~All Monasteries save
199 26,3| being first obtained. ~CHAPTER IV. ~A Regular shall not,
200 26,3| against by the Ordinaries. ~CHAPTER V. ~Provision is made for
201 26,3| compel them to submit. ~CHAPTER VI. ~Manner of choosing
202 26,3| regarded as surreptitious. ~CHAPTER VII. ~In what way, and what
203 26,3| convent, shall be observed. ~CHAPTER VIII. ~In what manner the
204 26,3| delegates of the Apostolic See. ~CHAPTER IX. ~Convents of Nuns immediately
205 26,3| their care and conduct. ~CHAPTER X. ~Nuns shall confess and
206 26,3| whatsoever notwithstanding. ~CHAPTER XI. ~In Monasteries, which
207 26,3| or persons above-named. ~CHAPTER XII. ~Episcopal censures,
208 26,3| even though Regulars. ~CHAPTER XIII. ~The Bishop shall
209 26,3| more strict enclosure. ~CHAPTER XIV. ~By whom punishment
210 26,3| punished by the bishop. ~CHAPTER XV. ~Profession shall not
211 26,3| other effects whatsoever. ~CHAPTER XVI. ~Any renunciation made,
212 26,3| performed in a proper manner. ~CHAPTER XVII. ~If a girl, who is
213 26,3| bishop shall think fit. ~CHAPTER XVIII. ~No one shall, except
214 26,3| constitutions shall be observed. ~CHAPTER XIX. ~How to proceed in
215 26,3| the habit of his order. ~CHAPTER XX. ~Superiors of orders
216 26,3| remain firm and inviolate. ~CHAPTER XXI. ~Over Monasteries,
217 26,3| extending over three years. ~CHAPTER XXII. ~The Decrees touching
218 26,4| DECREE ON REFORMATION.~CHAPTER I. ~Cardinals and all Prelates
219 26,4| themselves the eyes of all men. ~CHAPTER II. ~By whom individually
220 26,4| him most advantageous. ~CHAPTER III. ~The sword of excommunication
221 26,4| as suspected of heresy. ~CHAPTER IV. ~Where the number of
222 26,4| legacies for pious uses. ~CHAPTER V. ~The conditions and obligations
223 26,4| accounted surreptitious. ~CHAPTER VI. ~In what manner the
224 26,4| place: to wit, that the Chapter shall, at the beginning
225 26,4| individuals belong-ing to the Chapter, with whose counsel and
226 26,4| dignity; and in choir, in the chapter, in processions, and other
227 26,4| shall themselves convoke the Chapter, take the votes, and decide
228 26,4| wholly done by those of the Chapter, to whom of right or custom
229 26,4| jurisdiction and power of the Chapter, if any there be belonging
230 26,4| dignities, and are not of the Chapter, they shall all be subject
231 26,4| not intend to derogate. ~CHAPTER VII. ~The Access and Regress
232 26,4| accounted surreptitious. ~CHAPTER VIII. ~What is to be observed
233 26,4| Ordinary, aided by two of the Chapter, experienced in matters
234 26,4| indults of whatever kind. ~CHAPTER IX. ~In what manner a right
235 26,4| immemorial, notwithstanding. ~CHAPTER X. ~Judges, unto whom causes
236 26,4| with the advice of the Chapter, shall substitute another
237 26,4| of the judicial process. ~CHAPTER XI. ~Certain leases of Ecclesiastical
238 26,4| ordinances of the canons. ~CHAPTER XII. ~Tithes to be paid
239 26,4| pastors who watch for them. ~CHAPTER XIII. ~The fourth of Funeral (
240 26,4| contrary notwithstanding. ~CHAPTER XIV. ~The manner of proceeding
241 26,4| deprivation if need be. ~CHAPTER XV. ~The illegitimate Sons
242 26,4| the said sons of clerics. ~CHAPTER XVI. ~Benefices with cure
243 26,4| restored to its ancient state. ~CHAPTER XVII. ~Bishops shall maintain
244 26,4| honour and due reverence. ~CHAPTER XVIII. ~The Canons shall
245 26,4| esteemed surreptitious. ~CHAPTER XIX. ~Duelling is prohibited
246 26,4| immemorial, notwithstanding. ~CHAPTER XX. ~The Immunities, Liberty,
247 26,4| edification of the people. ~CHAPTER XXI. ~In all things the
|