The New York herald., 1870-07-23
s,reiieious' who leave them, except In those cases

1snM-Tho gaity OF simony to Ell er on religion.
Eieuenth-An those who, making a trade OF indul-
gences olhe spiritual graces, subjected TO the
censure or accommodation by the constitution or,
T,nsson rns ovn,-2aans penna "a jan leoi, t =.
nlgner price. and derive profit from them by celc~
praslns masses or distributing aims at lower sum-
am.rteents-Al those on whom Is inflicted the ex-
communication menaced by tie Constitution OF
Holy Pms ". Admoaet nos, OF the 2sth OF March.
OF November, 1891; Of Clement VIII. Id Romans
!omNnc,s cnrana, OF the 2etn OF Juns 1892 and or
1860, regarding the alienation aud intendaton OF
cities anu places S belonging TO the Roman Church.
minister to clercs and to the lairy except In case or
necessity the sacrament or extreme unotlon or OF
the eucharist as rfattcu without the permission OF
the Cure.
F1jteenth-Those who without lawful permission
extract relics from the sacred ce neteries from the
catacombs OF the city or Rome and Its territory and
those who aid and ahet hen.
STteenth-Those who hold communications with
persons excommunicated by name by the Pope fr1
crirafne c1fn,tnOsO-that Is to say, IN aiding ana
abetting them.
Seceateenth-Clerics wno knowingly and sponts-
neously, communicate In dirtais with persons ex-
comInun' Gated by name by the Roman Pontn ana
receive them In the o1ces.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. LATE sENTENTI.R, RESERVED r0
BISHOPS AND oRDINARlES
We declare that they are subject to excommuni>
cations tGtG senenttg reserved 70 Bishops and ord-
naries.
Frst-Clerics n, sacrfs or regulars of either sex,
sumption to contra t marriage. as those too who
nave the presumption TO contract marriage with the
Second-Those who procure abortions ecsctls
se3uutO.
1nhd-Those who knowingly use false apostolic
letters or cooperate in the crime. m,
ACCOMMODATIONS LATE sENTENrIR, NOT RE-
SERVED.
we declare tnat they are subject to excommunica-
tions tatg sententt9 not reseryed:-
Frst-Tnose who order o. compel the giving OK
eccesiasica burial to notorious heretlcs or to per-
m mr. "a al rndh hu nVpnn
SecOnd-Those who offend or inriInidate the fn-
qusitors, denouncers, witnesses and other minister's
writings Of the same sacred rrib lna give to any
one OF the Aforesaid persons aid counsel or favor.
ton to eccleslast cal property without the
Apostolic pleasure. according TO the form OF the
Ertr0ltO AnlbiiOsE ac re0 ecct non atienandts.
Fourth-Th0se who from culpabe negligence or
omission do not deuOunce within q month the con-
fessors or priests oy whom they may have been IN.
stlgated TO dis2raccful acts such are described
by our predecessors, Gregory XIV, "C0nst Unlc,y
goth of August, 1872 ana Benedict XIV. ..Const-
those enumerated here we declare to be alike excom-
municated by the Holy Council OF Trent, whether
with the absoluton reserved TO the Sovereign Pom.
tin TO the ordinary whether Without auy reserval
except the pain OF anatlena established by th6
Decree section four .De edtio,ae ct asa sacroruna
5ror;tnsn to which we de ire tat only those should
be subjected who, without the approval OF the 0rdi
nary print or cause to be printed books treating OF
sacred subjects.
SUSPENSIONS LATE sENrENTIK, RESERVED TO THE
SOVEREIGN PONTIFF.
and monastery, aud all those who rec Give into the
government ana administration OF either one or the
whatever at the tn Holy See Of the sad churches or
mOnasteries before these said bishops or prelates
have shown the Apostolic letters which nomlnate'
them li)s0 fIctO incur suspension from any receipts
from their benches, during the pleasure or the Holy
See.
Second-They incur 1850 jurs suspension for three
years from the collation. OF orders who Ordain any
one without title OF benence OF patrimony on thes
condition that after having been ordained Ice person
THrd-They incur fpSo JlJe suspension Tor q year
from the adm nstration OF orders VINO ordain the
subject OF another even under the pretext OF con-
ferring benetice Immediately or already conferred
but not sunlcing without demissory letters OF his
bishop, even their own subject VINO may nave
resided elsewhere sum cientiy long time 10 nave
contracted canoncal obstacle without testimonial
resides. .
Fourtt-He incurs tpso jure suspen sion for year
from the COLLATION. Of orders who, except in the case
or legitimate privilege, shall have conferred sacred
order without title or ben ic, or patrimony TO q,
cleric living in some congrcgaJon where no solemn
profession Is made or even as 'rellglOuS not yet
prOlesSed
FUth-Those "religlous" expelled incur perpetual
suspension tpsO jIre from The exercise Of orders,
St1th-They incur ipso jure suspension from an
order received who have had the presumption to re-
ceive this order from person exc ,mmuncated, or
suspended, or nterdcted denoun Led Dy name, or or
Il notorious schismttic or heretic
Setenth-Secuiar foreign Cierics residing IN Rome
for four mon ns 0rda ned by any other than their
Ordinary without license ION the Cardinal Vicar;
OF Rome or without previous examination befOr6
him. or even after having been rejected by their own
ordinary in sucn examinauoni also clerlcs belong
ing to any OF the SIX suburban bishops, II they
have been ordained out OF their diocese with cense'
OF their ordinary adlres, ,ed TO any other than the
Cardinal Vicar OF the City, Or Who before receiving
holy orders nave not passed tn days in spiritual
exercises IN the city house tue priests OF the mis-
she Holy See from orders So received, and then
bishops who have ordained them suspension for y
year from using political powers.
INTERDICrS LATE SESrENPIE RESERVED.
Ft'st-They incur the special nterdict reserved To-
the Roman Pontlir-that is to say universities, col.
lcges chapters OF whatever name. who appeal from
the orders and commands OF tle PontlH for the time
being to future Universal Council.
Sec0nd-Those who knowingly celebrate or cause
by the ordinary or by the Judge delegated. or or
right; or who admit persons eNcomnuncated oy
name to divine Offices, to the ecclesiastical sacra-
mcnts, or ID ecclesiastical BURIAL Incur, 1850 Jtfe,
that interdict from entering church UNTIL at the
they have satisfied HIN SUFFICIENTLY In ine, we Wiz
and declare thai al other individuals who have BEEN
Council OF Trent siall be subjected TO suspension
1nterlict. We Will and declare that all cenSnres
mnnicaton, suspension or interdict, which, besides
those enumerated above, nave been ln1cted Dy our
Dy those OF our rs or @ ey inc
sent time in vlgor whether for the election OF the
Roman Pontin or for the internal government OF
every order regular institution as also for every
college, congre1ation, society aud pous place OF any
name or kinl whatever. Moreover, we decree that
be accorded by The Holy Sec to any one,
It shall never be understood Of the faculty
OF absulying from any case and censur9
reserved to the Roman Pontin, II formal
explicit and particular mention Of 1t be not
made. BY this constitution we VIII that the priv.
leges faculties which. whether by our predeces
sors or by ourselves, have been accorded up to tn~
present time to all classes, orders, congregations.
societies AID Institutions regular OF any kind
though endowed win private titles aud worthy Of
special mention be all revoked, suppressed ana
ish every special privilege comprised ct IN
c0rpo7e jtoas Ia the Apostolic Constitutions, or con-
hrmed by any apostolic appreciation, even by Inn
memorial custom or any other confirmation; under
whatever form, and with whatever SANCTION we In
tend to set them aside. /
We will, however that the power Of absolving ac-
corded to the bishops by the Council OF Trent lSesss
XIV, cap. A, dl Reform), in certain ccnsures re.
served by this constitution to the Apostolic See
ceptng those which we have declared TO be specially
reserved to the Holy see.
Incarnation Of our Lord 1882 October r. XIV