An edition of Lehrbuch der Dogmatik.
(1911)
The Sacraments: The Sacrament of Penance a dogmatic treatise
by Joseph Pohle
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Table of Contents
TABLE OF CONTENTS
INTRODUCTION i
Part I. The Power of the Church to Forgive Sins 5
Ch. I. The Catholic Church Has the Power to Forgive Sins 5
§ 1. Proof from Sacred Scripture 6
Art. 1. The Promise 6
Art. 2. The Grant 11
§ 2. Proof from Tradition 21
Art. 1. Protestant Errors vs. the Teaching of the Church 21
Art. 2. The Teaching of the Fathers 26
Art. 3. The Penitential Discipline of the Early Church 34
Ch. II. The Church's Power to Forgive Sins is Unlimited, Necessary, and Judicial 49
§ 1. The Church's Power to Forgive Sins is Unlimited 50
Art. 1. Montanism and Novatianism vs. the Teaching of the Church 50
Art. 2. Proof from Holy Scripture and Tradition 53
§ 2. The Church's Power to Forgive Sins is Necessary 58
§ 3. The Church's Power to Forgive Sins is Judicial 64
Part II. Penance as a Sacrament 72
Ch. I. Matter and Form 75
§ 1. The Matter 75
§ 2. The Form 85
Ch. II. Sacramental Effects 101
Ch. III. The Minister 119
Ch. IV. The Recipient 130
Part III. The Three Acts of the Penitent: Contrition, Confession, and Satisfaction 132
Ch. I. Contrition 132
§ 1. Perfect Contrition 134
Art. 1. Perfect Contrition Defined 134
Art. 2. Perfect Contrition as a Means of Justification 139
Art. 3. Perfect Contrition not a Requisite of Sacramental Absolution 145
§ 2. Imperfect Contrition, or Attrition 151
Art. 1. Attrition Defined 151
Art. 2. Imperfect Contrition Sufficient for the Validity of Penance 157
Art. 3. Attritionism vs. Contritionism 170
Ch. II. Confession 181
§ 1. The Divine Institution and Necessity of Confession Proved from Sacred Scripture 185
§ 2. The Divine Institution and Necessity of Confession Proved from Tradition 192
Art. 1. Heretical Errors vs. the Teaching of the Church 192
Art. 2. The Argument from Prescription 195
Art. 3. The Patristic Argument 206
Ch. III. Satisfaction 217
§ 1. Sacramental Satisfaction, or Penance for Sins Confessed 217
§ 2. The Remission of Temporal Punishments Outside of the Sacrament of Penance, or the Catholic Doctrine of Indulgences 232
Art. 1. An Indulgence Defined 233
Art. 2. The Power of the Church to Grant Indulgences 240
Art. 3. Indulgences for the Dead 259
Index 265
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