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Matrimony, three advantages arising from marriage
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Why instituted
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Its nature as a Sacrament
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Is one of the seven Sacraments
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Instituted by God
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Signifies and communicates grace
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An excellence communicated to it in the Gospel dispensation which it did not possess before ,
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Matrimony of the Jews
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Matrimony consists in the union of two only
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Impediments of
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Dispositions of those who contract it
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Its use
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Cannot be contracted by persons legally disqualified
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Constituted by consent
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That consent expressed in words relating to the present time
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Words necessary in order to express mutual consent
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Consent of one party only insuf ficient for the validity of
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The words, " increase and multiply," impose not a necessity on all of embracing the married state
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Polygamy opposed to the nature of matrimony
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Clandestine
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Members, though dead, do not cease to belong co the body of Christ
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Murder, forbidden without any exception
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A grievous sin
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Law against, to be heard with pleasure
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Lives of all protected by this law
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Of one s self unlawful
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The law against, stays not only the hand but also the desires of the heart
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Two things contained in this law
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Medicine, given by God to man
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What reliance to be placed on its efficacy
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Merits our, founded on the passion of Christ
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Do not derogate from it
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Possible for us to merit when aided by the grace of God
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Ministers of Baptism, (see Baptism)
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Of Confirmation, (see Confirmation)
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Of penance, should be learned and prudent, (see Penance)
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Of the Sacrament of Orders, (see Orders)
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Misery of man
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Names given to those who are baptised, (see Baptism)
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Name of God, how to be sanctified in a
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His name, " holy and terrible," needs not our sanctification
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How sanctified in all
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To be sanctified in deed and not in word
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Our neighbour, who
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Oaths
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Obedience to the will of God
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Observance of the Sabbath,
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Of festivals,
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Order, what
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Orders, seven
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Holy and Minor Orders
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Holy Orders, why reckoned amongst the Sacraments of the Church
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Sacrament of, imprints a character
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Tonsure
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Order of Porter
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Of Reader
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Of Exorcist
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Of Acolyte
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Of Sub-Deacon
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Of Deacon
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Of Priest
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Holy Orders impose an obligation to perpetual continency
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To whom they should be administered
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Conferred on certain appointed days
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Not to be conferred on boys or in sane persons
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Impart grace
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Age required for the reception of
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Those who are to be ordained, should first have recourse to the Sacrament of Penance
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Parents, duty of, towards their children
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When not to be obeyed
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Honour due to
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Should avoid extreme indulgence and extreme severity towards their children
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Punishment of disobedience to
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Passion of Christ, a manifestation of the power and goodness of God
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To be frequently proposed to the consideration of the faithful
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The time of, why specially recorded
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Reasons of
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Bitterness of
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Benefits of
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Procures the pardon of sin
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