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- LESSON THIRTY-SIXTH: On the Third, Fourth, Fifth, and Sixth Commandments of the Church
- Q.1349. What is meant by the command of confessing at least once a year?
- Q.1350. Should we confess only once a year?
- Q.1351. Should we go to confession at our usual time even if we think we have not committed sin since our last confession?
- Q.1352. Should children go to confession?
- Q.1353. What sin does he commit who neglects to receive Communion during the Easter time?
- Q.1354. What is the Easter time?
- Q.1355. When is Trinity Sunday?
- Q.1356. Are we obliged to contribute to the support of our pastors?
- Q.1357. Where did the duty of contributing to the support of the Church and clergy originate?
- Q.1358. What does the obligation of supporting the Church and school imply?
- Q.1359. Does the fifth commandment of the Church include the support only of our pastors and the Church and school?
- Q.1360. What is the meaning of the commandment not to marry within the third degree of kindred?
- Q.1361. Who are in the third degree of blood relationship?
- Q.1362. Are there other relationships besides blood relationship that render marriage unlawful without a dispensation?
- Q.1363. What should persons about to marry do, if they suspect they are related to each other?
- Q.1364. What is the meaning of the command not to marry privately?
- Q.1365. What sin is it for Catholics to be married before the minister of another religion?
- Q.1366. What is the meaning of the precept not to solemnize marriage at forbidden times?
- Q.1367. What is the nuptial Mass?
- Q.1368. Should Catholics be married at a nuptial Mass?
- Q.1369. What restrictions does the Church place on the ceremonies of marriage when one of the persons is not a Catholic?
- Q.1370. Why does the Church dislike mixed marriages?