Part, Question
1 1, 19 | happens on account of the efficacy of the divine will. For
2 1, 62 | 3]). But since infinite efficacy is required for ~comprehending
3 1, 62 | God, while the creature's efficacy in beholding is only ~finite;
4 1, 63 | 3]). But since infinite efficacy is required for ~comprehending
5 1, 63 | God, while the creature's efficacy in beholding is only ~finite;
6 1, 78 | nevertheless have their ~efficacy from one first habit, the
7 1, 94 | Therefore there is greater efficacy for merit.~Aquin.: SMT FP
8 1, 107 | certain strength, giving ~efficacy to the inferior spirits
9 1, 112 | was an impediment to the efficacy of the prayer which ~Daniel
10 2, 100 | moral ~precepts derive their efficacy from the very dictate of
11 2, 104 | but still retain their efficacy.~Aquin.: SMT FS Q[104] A[
12 2, 106 | in the heart?~(2) Of its efficacy, i.e. does it justify?~(
13 2, 106 | Testament, and whereon all its ~efficacy is based, is the grace of
14 2, 111 | interpret speeches have special ~efficacy in bestowing faith. Hence
15 2, 114 | more, therefore, is the ~efficacy of such merit impeded by
16 2, 22 | works formally. Now the efficacy of a form depends ~on the
17 2, 30 | almsdeeds derive their spiritual efficacy, was greater.~Aquin.: SMT
18 2, 81 | of praying, has a twofold efficacy in respect of ~a future
19 2, 81 | a future effect, namely, efficacy in meriting and efficacy
20 2, 81 | efficacy in meriting and efficacy in ~impetrating. Now prayer,
21 2, 81 | Body Para. 2/2~As to its efficacy in impetrating, prayer derives
22 2, 81 | chiefly on faith, not for its efficacy in ~meriting, because thus
23 2, 81 | on charity, but for its ~efficacy in impetrating, because
24 2, 86 | a simple vow takes its ~efficacy from the deliberation of
25 2, 93 | it is useless to deny the efficacy of dreams for the ~purpose
26 2, 93 | outward, and so far as the efficacy of that cause extends. But
27 2, 94 | observances which clearly have no efficacy by nature, it will be ~superstitious
28 2, 94 | astronomical also derive their efficacy ~from the actions of the
29 2, 98 | Order on account of the efficacy of the sacrament: ~but he
30 2, 187 | Such a vow ~derives its efficacy from the divine law. Nevertheless
31 2, 187 | of nature. Secondly, the efficacy of a simple ~vow encounters
32 3, 14 | the satisfaction has its efficacy, for satisfaction would ~
33 3, 38 | cleanses the heart, save by the efficacy of ~the word, not because
34 3, 39 | forth which ~belong to the efficacy of our baptism: concerning
35 3, 39 | baptism: concerning which efficacy three ~points are to be
36 3, 39 | baptized conduces to ~the efficacy of baptism: wherefore those
37 3, 42 | confirmed His doctrine, in the efficacy of His persuasion, ~and
38 3, 48 | therefore it secures its efficacy by ~spiritual contact -
39 3, 49 | detracts nothing from the efficacy of Christ's Passion.~Aquin.:
40 3, 49 | s baptism, which has its efficacy from His Passion.~Aquin.:
41 3, 52 | s Passion had no greater efficacy then than it has ~now. Consequently,
42 3, 56 | Para. 1/1~Reply OBJ 2: The efficacy of Christ's Resurrection
43 3, 56 | grace. Consequently, as to ~efficacy, which comes of the Divine
44 3, 60 | Church which derive their ~efficacy from the Word incarnate
45 3, 62 | the New Law derive their ~efficacy from faith in Christ's Passion.
46 3, 65 | sacraments derive their efficacy from the Divine power, and
47 3, 66 | the New Law derive their efficacy from ~the mandate of Christ.
48 3, 66 | foreshadowed it, derived its efficacy therefrom; but not in the
49 3, 66 | inasmuch as they derive efficacy from that Word, ~by Whom "
50 3, 66 | sacraments derive ~their efficacy from Christ's institution.
51 3, 66 | sacraments derive their efficacy from Christ's ~mandate.
52 3, 66 | OBJ 1: Baptism derives its efficacy from Christ's Passion, as ~
53 3, 66 | difference of clothing have any efficacy in the Faith of Christ.
54 3, 66 | s ~Baptism. This has its efficacy from the Passion of Christ,
55 3, 66 | Baptism of Water has its ~efficacy from Christ's Passion, to
56 3, 66 | Water, which derives its efficacy, both from Christ's Passion
57 3, 66 | Baptism of Water derives its efficacy from ~Christ's Passion,
58 3, 66 | Christ's Passion derives its efficacy from the Holy ~Ghost, according
59 3, 66 | Baptism of Water derives its efficacy from Christ's Passion and ~
60 3, 69 | not due to ~the greater efficacy of Baptism, but to the condition
61 3, 72 | sacraments ~derive their efficacy from the Divine institution,
62 3, 72 | from God, gives them their efficacy; we learn these things by
63 3, 78 | for all; while as to its efficacy it was ~profitable for many.
64 3, 78 | consecrated draw ~their efficacy from Christ's institution.
65 3, 78 | Christ's Passion has its efficacy not merely ~in the elect
66 3, 79 | Hence it is due to the efficacy of its power, that even
67 3, 82 | in so far as it has its efficacy from the devotion of the ~
68 3, 82 | Church, his prayers have no efficacy.~Aquin.: SMT TP Q[82] A[
69 3, 83 | Para. 1/2~Reply OBJ 7: The efficacy of the sacramental words
70 3, 84 | resurrection that He made known the efficacy of this sacrament and the ~
71 3, 84 | just as Baptism derives its efficacy from the Passion of ~Christ,
72 3, 89 | That they fail in their efficacy ~to bring the man, who did
73 3, 89 | through Penance, their efficacy in bringing him, who did
74 Suppl, 4 | satisfaction derives its efficacy from the power of contrition.
75 Suppl, 4 | by charity; thirdly, its efficacy, for it is a meritorious
76 Suppl, 4 | contrition, because it lacks the efficacy of contrition.~Aquin.: SMT
77 Suppl, 5 | remedies derive infinite efficacy from the ~infinite power
78 Suppl, 6 | sacraments which derive their efficacy from it. ~Wherefore for
79 Suppl, 8 | OBJ 3: Baptism derives its efficacy from the sanctification
80 Suppl, 13| unless his merit has infinite efficacy, as ~the merit of Christ,
81 Suppl, 14| satisfaction ~will derive its efficacy from the charity which quickens
82 Suppl, 14| unless they derived some efficacy from his subsequent ~charity.
83 Suppl, 14| 1~OBJ 2: Further, as the efficacy of satisfaction is hindered
84 Suppl, 14| hindered by sin, so ~the efficacy of Baptism is hindered by
85 Suppl, 15| charity, does not ~lessen the efficacy of satisfaction, but increases
86 Suppl, 17| Enarr. in Ps. 138], the efficacy of the ~Passion abides in
87 Suppl, 18| keys which derive ~their efficacy from the Passion of Christ,
88 Suppl, 18| into himself entirely the efficacy of Christ's Passion, which ~
89 Suppl, 18| Further, the keys derive their efficacy from Christ's Passion. ~
90 Suppl, 19| the keys, derive their efficacy from the merit of Christ'
91 Suppl, 25| the sacraments, yet His ~efficacy is nowise restricted to
92 Suppl, 25| infinitely surpasses their ~efficacy.~Aquin.: SMT XP Q[25] A[
93 Suppl, 25| indulgences have not the efficacy claimed for them, but that
94 Suppl, 25| indulgences have precisely the efficacy ~claimed for them, provided
95 Suppl, 26| an indulgence derives its efficacy from the superabundance
96 Suppl, 26| since they derive their efficacy from the distribution of
97 Suppl, 27| indulgences derive their ~efficacy from the application of
98 Suppl, 29| besides, they ~derive their efficacy from their institution,
99 Suppl, 29| their institution, which efficacy is given ~them by God alone.~
100 Suppl, 29| 1/1~OBJ 2: Further, the efficacy and signification of the
101 Suppl, 29| natural properties, and the efficacy ~thereof is due to the Divine
102 Suppl, 29| is that all sacramental efficacy is derived from Christ:
103 Suppl, 29| Himself used, derived their efficacy from His ~use of them, even
104 Suppl, 29| wherefore it has to derive this efficacy from being consecrated.~
105 Suppl, 29| instruments ~also receive their efficacy from the craftsman, both
106 Suppl, 29| Para. 1/2~Reply OBJ 2: The efficacy which the sacrament derives
107 Suppl, 29| principal agent, but by the efficacy ~of the sacrament which
108 Suppl, 29| which he dispenses. This efficacy comes, in the first ~place,
109 Suppl, 29| form. Because, since the ~efficacy of the sacraments is derived
110 Suppl, 29| then a sacrament takes its ~efficacy from its form, it seems
111 Suppl, 30| 1/1~OBJ 3: Further, the efficacy of this sacrament is notified
112 Suppl, 30| sacrament ~derives from it its efficacy in healing the body.~Aquin.:
113 Suppl, 31| this sacrament derives its efficacy from prayer, as James declares (
114 Suppl, 34| the sacraments take their ~efficacy from their form. Now the
115 Suppl, 34| from their form. Now the efficacy of the sacraments is from
116 Suppl, 34| perfect power. Hence the efficacy of the ~other sacraments
117 Suppl, 34| the ~minister; whereas the efficacy of this sacrament resides
118 Suppl, 37| sacraments derive their efficacy and ~authenticity from their
119 Suppl, 38| sacraments derive their efficacy from Christ's ~passion.
120 Suppl, 38| sacraments are lacking in efficacy, but on account of the sins ~
121 Suppl, 42| sacraments derive their efficacy from Christ's ~Passion.
122 Suppl, 42| in so far as it has some efficacy. Therefore it has some efficacy
123 Suppl, 42| efficacy. Therefore it has some efficacy for the ~repression of concupiscence.
124 Suppl, 45| operations deriving their efficacy from the Divine ~institution,
125 Suppl, 71| our sacraments have their efficacy from themselves ~independently
126 Suppl, 71| discharged, as regards the efficacy of the suffrages that results
127 Suppl, 71| agent. But as regards the ~efficacy of the suffrages arising
128 Suppl, 71| Christ whole, has infinite ~efficacy so to speak. Therefore one
129 Suppl, 72| fire, ~on account of the efficacy of its active virtue, is
130 Suppl, 72| the greatest subtlety and efficacy.~Aquin.: SMT XP Q[75] A[
131 Suppl, 73| will have an instrumental efficacy of resuscitation, not ~through
132 Suppl, 89| see a ~stone: whereas the efficacy of knowledge follows the
133 Suppl, 89| will not have so ~great an efficacy in seeing, as the Divine
134 Suppl, 89| which is ~finite. Hence its efficacy in knowing would need to
135 Suppl, 90| obtains its meritorious ~efficacy from charity [*Cf. FS, Q[
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