Familiar Instructions On The Sacraments

Familiar Instructions On The Sacraments

Author: Stone, William, of Southampton, active 19th century

Year: 1881

CONTENTS I. On the Sacraments in General, II. Subject continued, III. On the Excellency of the Sacrament of Baptism, IV. On the "Wonderful Effects produced by Baptism, V. On the Dignity to which we are raised by Baptism, VI. On the Ceremonies used in Baptism, VII. On the Promises made at Baptism, VIII. A Christian, after Baptism, ought to lead a Holy and Perfect Life, IX. What a Christian ought to do to lead a Holy and Perfect Life, X. On the Sacrament of Confirmation, XI. On the Institution of the Holy Eucharist, XII. On the Love of Jesus Christ in the Holy Eucharist, XIII. On Frequent Communion, XIV. On the Excuses given by those who Neglect Holy Communion, XV. On the Remote and Proximate Dispositions for Holy Communion, XVI. On Visits to the Blessed Sacrament, XVII. On an Unworthy Communion, XVIII. On Penance as a Virtue, XIX. On Penance as a Sacrament, XX. On the Examen, XXI. On the Accusation of our Sins, XXII. On Sorrow for Sin, XXIII. On the Purpose of Amendment, XXIV. On Satisfaction, XXV. On the Proximate Occasions, XXVI. On Indulgences, XXVII. On Extreme Unction, XXVIII. On Holy Order, XXIX. On the Respect due to the Priesthood, XXX. Subject continued, XXXI. On Marriage a