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Acta Et Decreta ACTA ET DECRETA SACROSANCTI ET OECUMENICI CONCILII VATICANI DIE 8. DECEMBRIS 1869 À SS. D. N. PIO P. IX. INCHOATI. CUM PERMISSIONE SUPERIORUM. FRIBURGI BRISGOVIAE. SUMTIDBUS H E R D E R. MDCCCLXXI. ARGENTORATI:Acrxrí HERDER. INDEX. PARS I. ACTA PUBLICA, QUIBUS CONCILIUM VATICANUM PRAEPARATUMEST. Pag. I. Epistola Encyclicea SS. D. N. PII PP. IX. ad Patriarchas, Primates, Archi- " episcopos et Episcopos universos gratiam et communionem Apostolicae Sedis habentes d. d. 8. Decembris 18064 9 II. Syllabus complectens praecipuos nostrae a tatis errores, qui notantur in Allo­ cütionibus Consistorialibus, in Encyclicis, aliisque Apostolicis Litteris Sanctis­ simi Domini Nostri Pii Papae IX. 10 8. I. Pantheismus, Naturalismus et Rationalismus absolutus 10 8. II. Rationalismus moderatus 11 8. III. Indifferentismus, Latitudinarismus 13 8. IV. Socialismus, Communismus, Societatis clandestinae, Societates bi­ blicae, Societates clerico-liberales 13 8. V. Errores de Ecclesia ejusque juribus 13 S. VI. Errores de societate civili tum in se, tum in suis ad ecclesiam re­ lationibus spectata 16 8. VII. Errores de ethica naturali et christiana 18 S. VIII. Errores de matrimonio christiano 19 8. IX. Errores de civili Romani Pontificis principatu . 21 8. X. Errores qui ad liberalismum hodiernum referuntur 21 III. Epistola Encyclica Eminentissimi Card. Caterini, Praefecti Congreg. Concilii, jussu SS. D. N. Pii P. IX. scripta ad omnes Episcopos 22 Quaestiones, quae ab Apostolica Sede Ipiscopis proponuntur 23 IV. Sanctissimi Domini Nostri Pii Divina Providentia Papae IX. Allocutio habita in Consistorio secreto die 26. Junii 1837 26 V. Litterae Episcoporum quingentorum, qui ad 18. Centenarium S. Petri Apostoli Romae a. 1867 congregati Summo Pontifici Pio P. IX. congratulantur de an­ nuntiato Concilio Oecumenico, Kalendis Juliis 1867 91 VI. Responsum SS. D. N. Pii PP. IX. ad Litteras Episcoporum, 1867 46 lv Index. Pag. VII. [Bulla Convoeationis.] Sanctissimi Domini Nostri Pii Divina Providentia Papae IX. Litterae Apostolicae quibus indicitur Oecumenieum Concilium Ro­ mae habendum et die Immaculatae Conceptioni Deiparae Virginis sacro an. 1869 incipiendum. (Emissae die 29 Junii a. 1868) 48 VIII. Sanctissimi Domini Nostri Pii Divina Providentia Papae IX. Litterae Apo­ stolicae ad omnes Episcopos Ecclesiarum Ritus orientalis communionem cum Apostolica Sede non habentes 54 IX. Sanctissimi Domini Nostri Pii Divina Providentia Papae IX. Litterae Aposto­ licae ad omnes Protestantes aliosque Acatholicos 56 X. Congregationes et Commissiones, quae materias in Concilio examinandas prae­ paraverunt 59 Congregatio Cardinalicia directrix 50 Commissio caerimoniarum 59 Commissio politico-ecclesiastica 59 Commissio pro ecclesiis et missionibus Orientis 60 Commissio pro regularibus 60 Commissio theologico-dogmatica 60 Commissio pro disciplina ecclesiastica 61 XI. Litterae Apostolicae SS. D. N. Pii PP. IX., quibus ob futurum Conciliumindul­ gentia plenaria in forma jubilaei omnibus fidelibus conceditur. d. 11. Apr. 1869 62 XII. Litterae Apostolicae SS. D. N. Pii PP. IX., quibus ordo generalis statuitur in SS. Oec. Concilio Vaticano observandus. d. 27. Nov. 1869. 66 I. De modo vivendi in Concilio 6 II. De jure et modo proponendi 68 III. De secreto servando in Concilio 68 IV. De ordine sedendi, et de non inferendo alicui praejudicio 69 V. De Judicibus excusationum et querelarum 69 VI. De Officialibus Concilii ^40 VII. De Congregationibus Generalibus Patrum 11 VIII. De Sessionibus publicis 13 IX. De non discedendo a Concilio 13 X. Indultum Apostolicum de non-residentia pro iis qui Concilio intersunt T4 XIII. Duo Brevia a SS. D. N. Pio PP. IX. data Archiepiscopo Westmonasteriensi de invitatis ad Concilium Acatholicis A. Datum 4. Sept. 1869 B. Datum 30, Oct. 1869 XIV. Constitutio SS. D. N. Pii PP. IX., qua numerus censurarum latae Senten­ tiae restringitur. d. 12. Oct. 1869 Ti Excommunicationes latae sententiae speciali modo Romano Pontifici reser­ vatae 18 Excommunicationes latae sententiae Romano Pontifici reservatae 80 Excommunieationes latae sententiae Episcopis sive Ordinariis reservatae 81 Excommunicationes latae sententiae nemini reservatae . 81 Suspensiones latae sententiae Summo Pontifici reservatae 82 Interdicta latae sententiae reservata 83 Index. v Pag. XV. Responsa aliqua Congregationum Romanarum ad jubilaeum et preces indictas ob futurum Concilium pertinentia 85 A. Responsum S. Poenitentiariae de dubiis circa jübilaeum. d. 1. Junii 1869 85 B. Responsum S. Congregationis SS. Rituum de missa et collecta Spiritus S. ex occasione Concilii injunctis. d. 3. Julii 1869 89 C. Responsum S. Congregationis Indulgentiarum et SS. Reliquiarum de quibusdam dubiis circa jubilaeum. d. 10. Jul. 1869 91 D. Responsum S. Congregationis SS. Rituum, quo conceditur Episcopis eorumque consultoribus et capellanis, ut in missa et breviario sequi possint calendarium Romanum. d. 19. Aug. 1869 93 XVI. Elenchus vestium et sacrorum paramentorum, quae Reverendissimi DD. Archiepiscopi et Episcopi latini ritus Romam advenientes pro Oecumenico Concilio Vaticano celebrando secum deferri curabunt 94 XVII. Sanctissimi Domini Nostri Pii Divina Providentia Papae IX. Constitutio de electione Romani Pontificis, si contingat Sedem Apostolicam vacare durante Concilio Oecumenico. d. 4. Dec. 1869 95 Caeremoniale in electione Summi Romani Pontificis observandum 98 XVIII. Methodus servanda in prima sessione Sacri Concilii Oecumenici, quod in Patriarchali Basilica S. Petri in Vaticano celebrabitur 110 XIX. Ordo ex Caeremoniali praesertim S. R. E. excerptus Concilii Oecumenici celebrandi in Sacrosancta Basilica Vaticana jussu SS. Domini Nostri Pii IX. Catholicae Ecclesiae Episcopi 120 XX. Intimatio per Cursores facienda, domi quoque dimisso exemplari 126. 128 XXI. Monitum 128. 129 XXII. Sermo in evangelium Dominicae primae Adventus habitus in Basilica S. Petri imminente Oecumenico Concilio Vaticano a Fr. Raimundo Bianchi, Pro­ curatore Generali Ordinis Praedicatorum, die 28. Nov. 1869 130 XXIII. Congregatio Prosynodalis. 2. Dec. 1869. — Allocutio habita in Congre­ gationc Generali ante primam Sessionem Concilii Vaticani & SS. Domino Nostro Pio Divina Providentia PP. IX. ad Episcopos Catholiei Orbis, qui ad idem Concilium Romam convenerunt die 2. Decemb. 1869 133 XXIV. Formula jurisjurandi ab Officialibus SS. Concilii praestiti die 2. Dec. 1869 136 XXV. Nomina Stenographorum SS. Concilii Vaticani, qui die 2. Dec. 1869 jura­ mentum in manus Rev. Secretarii Concilii Vaticani praestiterunt 131 XXVI. Inscriptiones aulae conciliaris 138 Novae nominationes 140 VI Index. PARS II. ACTA PUBLICA ET DECRETA IPSIUS S8. OECUMENICI CONCILII VATICANI. Sessio I. Habita die 8. Dec. 1969. Pag. Sermo habitus coram SS. D. N. P. Pio IX. ab Archiep. Iconiensi i. p. i. Puecher­ Passavalli, Vicario Basilicae Vaticanae 143 Allocutio SS. D. N. P. Pii IX. habita ad Patres Concilii Vaticani in prima Sessione d. 8. Dec. 1869 150 Decreta duo, in prima Sessione per acclamationem facta 153 Deputationes speciales 154 Sessio II. Habita die 6. Jan. *1870. Professio Fidei Tridentina, facta à SS. D. N. P. Pio IX. et omnibus PP. Concilii Vaticani 160 Monitum Eminentissimorum Praesidum Congregationum Generalium publicatum in Congregatione Generali die 14. Januarii 1870 162. 163 Decretum novam normam pro Congregationibus Generalibus statuens 163 Monitum de infallibilitate Romani Pontificis 166 Monitum 166 Monitum quo indicantur Patribus Concilii ritus sacri, qui tempore quadragesimali Basiliea Vaticana habebuntur 167 Decretum quo providetur illis dioecesibus, quarum antistites Concilio assistentes Sacra Olea in suis Ecclesiis consecrare non possunt 168 Monitum quo annunciatur Patribus tertia Sessio publica et modus suffragii dandi 169 Sessio III. Habita die 24. Aprilis 1870. Constitutio dogmatica de Fide Catholica . Canones Sessio IV. Habita die 18. Julii 18970. Prooemium 180 Constitutio dogmatica prima de Ecclesia Christi edita in Sessione quarta Sacro­ sancti Oecumenici Concilii Vaticani 181 Protestatio contra infames libellos a Cardinalibus Congregationum Generalium Praesidibus cum Patribus Concilii communicata in Congr. Gen. die 16. Julii 1810 188 Monitum 189 Index. vil Pag Nomina Reverendissimorum Patrum qui in Congregatione Generali diei 13. Au­ gusti ad Deputationem pro rebus disciplinae ecclesiasticae, loco absentium, majori suffragiorum numero elccti sunt : 189 [Suspensio Concilii] Litterae Apostolieae SS. D. N. Pii PP. IX., quibus Con­ cilium Oecumenicum suspenditur 190 LEXICON GEOGRAPHICUM, DIOECESEON RESIDENTIALIUM ET ABBATIARUM NULLIUS. A. Sedes Árchiepiscopales. et Episcopales, quae dicuntur Residentiales IH B. Abbatiae et Praelaturae nullius XXXIV CATALOGUS PRAELATORUM $8. ECCLESIAE CATHOLICAE, quibus aut jus aut privilegium fuit sedendi in OecumenicaSynodo Vaticana. Eminentissimi et Reverendissimi Domini S. E. R. Cardinales, Ordinis Episcoporum XXXVII Ordinis Presbyterorum XXXVII Ordinis Diaconorum XXXIX Reverendissimi DD. Patriarchae XXXIX Reverendissimi DD. Primates XXXIX Reverendissimi DD. Archiepiscopi XL Reverendissimi DD. Episcopi XLVII Abbates nullius dioeceseos LXXVYII Abbates generales ordinum monasticorum mitrae usum habentes LXXVvII Generales et Vicarii generales, Congregationum clericorum regularium LXXIX Ordinum monasticorum LXXIX Ordinum mendicantium LXXIX Sacri Concilii Patres, qui a die 8. Decembris 1868 ad diem 8. Augusti 1810 obierunt LXXX PARSI. ACTA PUBLICA, QUIBUS CONCILIUM VATICANUM PRAEPARATUM EST. I. EPISTOLA ENCYCLICA SS. D. N. PII PP. IX. PATRIARCHAS, PRIMATES, ARCHIEPISCOPOS ET EPISCOPOS UNIVERSOS GRATIAM
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