Summa Theologica (Shapcote, 1920) Supplementum Q1. The parts of Penance, in particular, and first of contrition Q2. The object of contrition Q3. The degree of contrition Q4. The time for contrition Q5. The effect of contrition Q6. Confession, as regards its necessity Q7. The nature of confession Q8. The minister of confession Q9. The quality of confession Q10. The effect of confession Q11. The seal of confession Q12. Satisfaction, as to its nature Q13. The possibility of satisfaction Q14. The quality of satisfaction Q15. The means of making satisfaction Q16. Those who receive the sacrament of penance Q17. The power of the keys Q18. The effect of the keys Q19. The ministers of the keys Q20. Those on whom the power of the keys can be exercised Q21. The definition, congruity and cause of excommunication Q22. Those who can excommunicate or be excommunicated Q23. Communication with excommunicated persons Q24. Absolution from excommunication Q25. Indulgences Q26. Those who can grant indulgences Q27. Those whom indulgences avail Q28. The solemn rite of penance Q29. Extreme Unction, as regards its essence and institution Q30. The effect of this sacrament Q31. The minister of this sacrament Q32. On whom should the anointing of the sick be conferred and on what part of the body? Q33. The repetition of this sacrament Q34. The sacrament of Order as to its essence and its parts Q35. The effect of this sacrament Q36. The qualities required of those who receive this sacrament Q37. The distinction of Orders, of their acts, and the imprinting of the character Q38. Those who confer this sacrament Q39. The impediments to this sacrament Q40. The things annexed to the sacrament of Order Q41. The sacrament of Matrimony as directed to an office of nature Q42. Matrimony as a sacrament Q43. Matrimony with regard to the betrothal Q44. The definition of Matrimony Q45. The marriage consent considered in itself Q46. The consent to which an oath or carnal intercourse is appended Q47. Compulsory and conditional consent Q48. The object of the consent Q49. The marriage goods Q50. The impediments of marriage, in general Q51. The impediment of error Q52. The impediment of the condition of slavery Q53. The impediment of vows and orders Q54. The impediment of consanguinity Q55. The impediment of affinity Q56. The impediment of spiritual relationship Q57. Legal relationship, which is by adoption Q58. The impediments of impotence, spell, frenzy or madness, incest and defective age Q59. Disparity of worship as an impediment to marriage Q60. Wife-murder Q61. The impediment to marriage, arising from a solemn vow Q62. The impediment that supervenes to marriage after its consummation, namely fornication Q63. Second marriages Q64. Things annexed to marriage, and first the payment of the marriage debt Q65. Plurality of wives Q66. Bigamy and of the irregularity contracted thereby Q67. The bill of divorce Q68. Illegitimate children Q69. Matters concerning the resurrection, and first of the place where souls are after death Q70. The quality of the soul after leaving the body, and of the punishment inflicted on it by material fire Q71. The suffrages for the dead Q72. Prayers with regard to the saints in heaven Q73. The signs that will precede the judgment Q74. The fire of the final conflagration Q75. The resurrection Q76. The cause of the resurrection Q77. The time and manner of the resurrection Q78. The term "wherefrom" of the resurrection Q79. The conditions of those who rise again, and first of their identity Q80. The integrity of the bodies in the resurrection Q81. The quality of those who rise again Q82. The impassibility of the bodies of the blessed after their resurrection Q83. The subtlety of the bodies of the blessed Q84. The agility of the bodies of the blessed Q85. The clarity of the beatified bodies Q86. The conditions under which the bodies of the damned will rise again Q87. The knowledge which, after rising again, men will have at the judgment concerning merits and demerits Q88. The general judgment, as to the time and place at which it will be Q89. Those who will judge and those who will be judged at the general judgment Q90. The form of the judge in coming to the judgment Q91. The quality of the world after the judgment Q92. The vision of the divine essence in reference to the blessed Q93. The happiness of the saints and their mansions Q94. The relations of the saints towards the damned Q95. The gifts, or dowry, of the blessed Q96. The aureoles Q97. The punishment of the damned Q98. The will and intellect of the damned Q99. God's mercy and justice towards the damned
