Particular Churches, [1150]206, [1151]222, [1152]259, [1153]261, [1154]360, [1155]365, [1156]485.
pascendi gregis, [1157]611, [1158]614
Patriarchs, [1159]364, [1160]366, [1161]369, [1162]490.
Pelagians, [1163]73, [1164]92, [1165]111.
Penance, [1166]105, [1167]113, [1168]116, [1169]140 sqq., [1170]390, [1171]421, [1172]500; second plank, [1173]163.
Perseverance of saints, [1174]103, [1175]114, [1176]115, [1177]116, [1178]269.
Peter, confession of, [1179]4; prince of the Apostles, [1180]209, [1181]257, 260, [1182]266, [1183]267; primacy, [1184]261; visible head of the Church Militant, [1185]260; Rock, [1186]259, [1187]260, [1188]261, [1189]607. See [1190]363; pillar of the faith and foundation of the Catholic Church, [1191]266; founder of the see of Rome, [1192]261; his successors, [1193]260 sqq., [1194]413. See cathedra Petri.
Philosophy, [1195]216, [1196]566, [1197]574, [1198]583.
Pius IV, [1199]210, [1200]608, [1201]613.
Pius V, [1202]607.
Pius IX, [1203]210, [1204]213, [1205]234, [1206]585.
Pius X, [1207]609, [1208]611; XI, [1209]612, [1210]616, [1211]626.
Polygamy, [1212]195.
Pope, Peter's successor, [1213]261, [1214]267, etc.; vicar of Christ, 209, [1215]262, [1216]267, [1217]620, etc.; authority, [1218]77, [1219]79, [1220]209, [1221]220, [1222]231, [1223]262, [1224]263, 265, [1225]266, [1226]269, [1227]292, [1228]294, [1229]597, [1230]599; Head of the Church, [1231]235, [1232]258, [1233]261, [1234]262, [1235]264, [1236]265, [1237]267, [1238]287, [1239]564, [1240]566, [1241]606. (See, [1242]363, [1243]410); father and teacher of all Christians, [1244]262, [1245]267; "supreme judge of the faithful," [1246]265; primacy of, [1247]258, [1248]260; over the "whole world," [1249]262; above oecumenical councils, [1250]265; announces no new doctrine, [1251]269; faith and salvation lost by denying his jurisdiction, [1252]263; anathema upon those denying his primacy or infallibility, [1253]259, [1254]262, [1255]266, [1256]271.
Popular rule condemned, [1257]577, [1258]581.
Prayer, [1259]369, [1260]506 sqq., [1261]622.
Predestination, [1262]103, [1263]113, [1264]114, [1265]305, [1266]307, [1267]310, [1268]403, [1269]426, [1270]464.
Priesthood, instituted by Christ, [1271]187; all Christians not of, 189, [1272]191; offers sacrifice, [1273]177, [1274]184, [1275]186; a hierarchy, [1276]189, [1277]192, [1278]387, [1279]490. See Order, [1280]191 sqq.
Protestantism, condemned, [1281]217, [1282]611, [1283]612, [1284]620, [1285]624, [1286]625, [1287]626.
Protestant Reformation, the cause of revolutions, etc., [1288]576.
Public schools, condemned, [1289]224, [1290]580.
Purgatory, [1291]117, [1292]198, [1293]199, [1294]209, [1295]345, [1296]432.
R.
Rationalism, [1297]215, [1298]597.
Reason and faith, [1299]214, [1300]215, [1301]217, [1302]247, [1303]253.
Reformation of manners, [1304]77.
Relics, [1305]200, [1306]209, [1307]435 sqq., [1308]527.
Religion, the first duty of, [1309]561; the Catholic Church defines "the true religion," [1310]219; it is easily understood; different forms of condemned, 232, [1311]562, [1312]587.
Reservation of the sacrament, [1313]132, [1314]138.
Reserved cases, [1315]153, [1316]168.
Rock, the, Peter, [1317]260, [1318]261, etc.; Christ, [1319]363.
Roman Church, [1320]610; primacy of, [1321]267. See under Church.
Rufinus, [1322]49, [1323]50.
Rule of Faith, [1324]13-19; of Truth, [1325]21.
Ryan and Millar, [1326]655.
S.
Sacraments, the seven instituted by Christ, [1327]119, [1328]207, [1329]374, 420, [1330]490; fixed in [1331]12th century, [1332]547; defined, [1333]118, [1334]374, [1335]490; necessary to salvation, [1336]120; contain and confer grace, [1337]120-122, [1338]375, [1339]490.
Sacrarium, [1340]132, [1341]138.
Saints, invocation and worship of, [1342]180, [1343]184, [1344]199, [1345]200, [1346]201, 211, [1347]409, [1348]436, [1349]438, [1350]622; apparitions of, [1351]486, [1352]551; activity on earth, [1353]487.
Salvation, wrought by the Incarnation, [1354]30, [1355]33, [1356]36, [1357]57, [1358]62; to those who believe in Christ, [1359]15; who believe "rightly," [1360]68, [1361]69; who are in the "true Church of Christ," [1362]217, [1363]605, [1364]625; who keep the "rule of Faith," [1365]266; to make known the chief end of the Church, [1366]565; by obedience to the pope, [1367]607, [1368]624.
Scriptures, the, [1369]15, [1370]18, [1371]21, [1372]22, [1373]27, [1374]28, [1375]34, [1376]59; defined, [1377]81, 238, [1378]241, [1379]435, [1380]451; from God, [1381]373, [1382]412; dictated by Christ or the Holy Spirit, [1383]80, [1384]241, [1385]242; and tradition, 80, [1386]241, [1387]244; in translation, [1388]80, [1389]546; interpretation of, [1390]83, [1391]207, [1392]242, [1393]402; reading of, [1394]82, [1395]434, [1396]454; anathema on those not receiving all their parts, [1397]253; and tradition, [1398]80, [1399]187, [1400]241, [1401]244, [1402]448. See Traditions.
Second Coming [1403]13, [1404]17, [1405]20, [1406]31, [1407]32, [1408]33, 57, [1409]60, [1410]337, [1411]479.
Seven orders, [1412]187, [1413]389.
Sirach, Book of quoted, [1414]285, [1415]302.
Sixtus IV, [1416]88.
Socialism, [1417]218.
Soul and body illustrates Church and State, [1418]568.
State and Church, the State from God, [1419]558; not exempt from the Church's jurisdiction, [1420]227; its first duty, [1421]562 sq.; different forms of government, [1422]559, [1423]581, [1424]598; popular government, [1425]577, [1426]581; state only well regulated with religion, [1427]574 sq., [1428]583; may not suppress religious orders or annul concordats, [1429]223, [1430]226; should acknowledge the Church, [1431]566 sq.; once did, [1432]561 sq., 578 sq.; with signal blessings, [1433]561 sq., [1434]578, [1435]579; proper interrelation, [1436]557 sqq.; the state and marriage, ecclesiastical property, courts and schools, [1437]220, [1438]225, [1439]231, [1440]578, [1441]580; the Church and insurrection, [1442]228, [1443]560; separation of Church and State, [1444]218, [1445]220, [1446]224, [1447]227, [1448]579, [1449]584, [1450]607.
sub utraque specie, [1451]130, [1452]171, [1453]173, [1454]174, [1455]208.
Suffrages, [1456]198, [1457]269, [1458]343, [1459]344, [1460]370, [1461]414, [1462]429, [1463]432, [1464]433, [1465]550.
Supererogation. See Good Works.
Swords, the two, [1466]606.
Syllabus of Errors, [1467]213, [1468]595, [1469]601.
T.
Temporal power, [1470]219, [1471]220, [1472]225, [1473]231, [1474]232, [1475]580, [1476]606.
Tertullian, [1477]16, [1478]413.
Theophylact, [1479]343.
thesaurus meritorum, [1480]547.
Thomas Aquinas, [1481]612.
Thomas, Confession of, [1482]4.
Tradition, [1483]14, [1484]15, [1485]82, [1486]448, [1487]449, [1488]450, [1489]548; Apostolic, [1490]160, 180, [1491]181, [1492]188, [1493]269, [1494]614, [1495]615, [1496]622; Apostolic and Ecclesiastical, [1497]207; of the Catholic Church, [1498]187; of the universal Church, [1499]194; unwritten, [1500]80, [1501]241, etc.
Transubstantiation, [1502]126, [1503]129, [1504]130, [1505]136, [1506]208, [1507]336, [1508]380, [1509]382, [1510]427, [1511]428, [1512]431, [1513]495, [1514]497, [1515]622.
Trent, Canons of, [1516]77; oecumenical synod of, [1517]79; curse upon repudiating, [1518]118; fathers of, [1519]236, etc.
Trinity, [1520]24, [1521]26, [1522]27, [1523]30, [1524]36, [1525]66, [1526]79, [1527]280, [1528]284, [1529]406, [1530]461, etc.
Tritheism, [1531]67.
U.
Unam sanctam, [1532]608.
United States, [1533]601.
Unity, Church, [1534]616 sqq., [1535]624.
V.
Vatican Decrees, [1536]234; Council, [1537]623.
Vows, [1538]124, [1539]226.
Vulgar tongue, and Bible, [1540]82, [1541]183, [1542]186, [1543]546, [1544]548.
Vulgate, authority of, [1545]82, [1546]241.
W.
Water and wine at the eucharist, [1547]182, [1548]186
Worship, [1549]233, [1550]365, [1551]581; different kinds, [1552]591; non-Catholic patiently borne with by states, [1553]581. See Adoration, Saints.