|     Part, Question1   1, 23  | predestination includes the will to confer grace and glory; so also ~
  2   2, 14  |            is possible for many to ~confer about things that are not
  3   2, 14  |           sit together in order to ~confer with one another. Now we
  4   2, 56  |              Secondly, a habit may ~confer not only aptness to act,
  5   2, 57  |           virtues in so far as they confer aptness ~for a good work,
  6   2, 98  |          But the Old Law ~could not confer this grace, for this was
  7   2, 98  |          good, because they did not confer grace unto the remission ~
  8   2, 98  |            in so ~far as it did not confer grace enabling man to fulfil
  9   2, 98  |        grace, which the law did not confer: for it is written (Rm.
 10   2, 103 |             of the Old Law did not ~confer justice.~Aquin.: SMT FS
 11   2, 107 |            nevertheless it ~did not confer the Holy Ghost by Whom "
 12   2, 24  |            by way of trace does not confer the capacity ~for everlasting
 13   2, 25  |           favors, which we ought to confer on those who are connected
 14   2, 31  |            care, so too ought he to confer ~spiritual favors, such
 15   2, 37  |            One who is separated can confer a sacrament even as he can ~
 16   2, 60  |          actions and passions which confer ~reverence or injury, harm
 17   2, 98  |            spiritual, because they ~confer a spiritual grace, so, too,
 18   2, 98  |       Therefore it seems lawful to ~confer ecclesiastical benefices
 19   2, 98  |              1/1~OBJ 2: Further, to confer an ecclesiastical benefice
 20   2, 185 |        office, and that they cannot confer penance, nor christen, nor ~
 21   2, 187 |             in order to go home and confer with his ~kinsfolk."~Aquin.:
 22   3, 26  |            again; and that He might confer beatitude on ~those who
 23   3, 37  |   sacraments of the Old Law did not confer grace; rather, ~indeed,
 24   3, 38  |            baptism of ~John did not confer grace.~Aquin.: SMT TP Q[
 25   3, 38  |             baptism of John did not confer ~grace, but only prepared
 26   3, 38  |            other hand, no one could confer ~anything on baptism save
 27   3, 38  |            John could not, ~indeed, confer anything on his baptism:
 28   3, 52  |            above (A[6]), He did not confer ~the benefit of deliverance
 29   3, 60  |             Father," etc. Yet ~both confer the sacrament validly. Therefore
 30   3, 62  |           sacramental ~grace cannot confer anything in addition to
 31   3, 62  |          soul's defects, it ~cannot confer anything in addition to
 32   3, 62  |             gifts, it is useless to confer the sacraments ~on those
 33   3, 62  |            as the virtues and gifts confer, in addition to grace ~commonly
 34   3, 62  |           so does sacramental grace confer, over and above grace ~commonly
 35   3, 62  |          sacraments of ~the New Law confer grace, so did the sacraments
 36   3, 62  |   sacraments of the old Law did not confer grace.~Aquin.: SMT TP Q[
 37   3, 63  |            from the fact that ~they confer grace, have this in common,
 38   3, 63  |             that men are deputed to confer ~sacraments on others: while
 39   3, 64  |    impossible ~for an unbeliever to confer a sacrament?~(10) Whether
 40   3, 64  |           with the Holy Ghost is to confer ~inwardly the grace of the
 41   3, 64  |          OBJ 4: Further, no one can confer the sacramental effect without ~
 42   3, 64  |             and by ~their mere will confer the sacramental effect without
 43   3, 64  |        ministers ~of the Church can confer the sacraments, though they
 44   3, 64  |             sacraments, nor do they confer ~grace on them: it is Christ
 45   3, 64  |         heretics, seemingly, cannot confer ~sacraments. For Cyprian
 46   3, 64  |            an excommunicate cannot ~confer a sacrament of the Church:
 47   3, 64  |       charity, and even sinners can confer ~sacraments, as stated above (
 48   3, 64  |          and even an unbeliever can confer a true sacrament, ~provided
 49   3, 64  |          Catholic Church intends to confer a sacrament by that which
 50   3, 64  |            by the Church: and these confer neither the sacrament nor ~
 51   3, 64  |           by ~the Church: and these confer indeed the sacrament but
 52   3, 64  |        thought that heretics do not confer even the ~sacrament: but
 53   3, 64  |            Wherefore he does indeed confer the ~sacrament, but he sins
 54   3, 64  |             man does not ~intend to confer a sacrament, but to make
 55   3, 66  |            Christ, admonishes us to confer the sacrament ~of Baptism
 56   3, 66  |             If any priest or bishop confer baptism ~not with the trine
 57   3, 66  |            minister, who intends to confer one Baptism by a trine ~
 58   3, 66  |      however, the intention were to confer one Baptism at each immersion ~
 59   3, 67  |             3) Whether a layman can confer the sacrament of Baptism?~(
 60   3, 67  |          not belong to a ~deacon to confer the sacrament of Baptism
 61   3, 67  |             would sin, yet he would confer the sacrament; nor would ~
 62   3, 67  |            that is not baptized can confer the sacrament of Baptism?~
 63   3, 67  |         that is not baptized cannot confer the ~sacrament of Baptism.
 64   3, 67  | sacramentally. Therefore he cannot ~confer the sacrament of Baptism.~
 65   3, 67  |              Further, it is more to confer a sacrament than to receive
 66   3, 67  |            less, ~therefore, can he confer any sacrament.~Aquin.: SMT
 67   3, 67  |             who is not baptized can confer the ~sacrament of Baptism.~
 68   3, 67  |         whether Jews or pagans, can confer the ~sacrament of Baptism,
 69   3, 67  |   pronounced the words first ~would confer the sacrament of Baptism;
 70   3, 67  |             baptize. Nor would they confer ~several sacraments: but
 71   3, 67  |            baptizing inwardly would confer ~one sacrament by means
 72   3, 70  |     Therefore circumcision did not ~confer grace whereby the sinner
 73   3, 72  |      sacrament is given in order to confer a certain excellence, as
 74   3, 72  |      sacrament is given in order to confer a certain ~excellence, not
 75   3, 72  |           Whether only a bishop can confer this sacrament?~Aquin.:
 76   3, 72  |          that not only a bishop can confer this sacrament. For ~Gregory (
 77   3, 72  |           thus he allows priests to confer minor orders, ~which belong
 78   3, 72  |           allowed simple priests to confer this ~sacrament, so long
 79   3, 82  |        office, for we allow them to confer nothing save Baptism." ~
 80   3, 82  |        consecrate the Eucharist, or confer the ~other sacraments.~Aquin.:
 81   3, 84  |           and power, He was wont to confer the effect of this sacrament
 82 Suppl, 19|             of the old ~Law did not confer grace. Now the gate of the
 83 Suppl, 22|        through any sacraments which confer grace, hence ~remission
 84 Suppl, 31|             1) Whether a layman can confer this sacrament?~(2) Whether
 85 Suppl, 31|       Whether none but a bishop can confer it?~Aquin.: SMT XP Q[31]
 86 Suppl, 31|            1/1~Whether a layman can confer this sacrament?~Aquin.:
 87 Suppl, 31|         seem that even a layman can confer this sacrament. For ~this
 88 Suppl, 31|          priest's. Therefore he can confer this sacrament.~Aquin.:
 89 Suppl, 31|             1/1~Whether deacons can confer this sacrament?~Aquin.:
 90 Suppl, 31|         would seem that deacons can confer this sacrament. For, ~according
 91 Suppl, 31|          Therefore deacons also can confer it.~Aquin.: SMT XP Q[31]
 92 Suppl, 31|        Laurence. Therefore they can confer this sacrament also.~Aquin.:
 93 Suppl, 31|           office: and ~so he cannot confer this sacrament, since grace
 94 Suppl, 31|          deacon is not competent to confer it.~Aquin.: SMT XP Q[31]
 95 Suppl, 31|       Whether none but a bishop can confer this sacrament?~Aquin.:
 96 Suppl, 31|          that none but a bishop can confer this sacrament. ~For this
 97 Suppl, 31|         Therefore only a bishop can confer ~this sacrament.~Aquin.:
 98 Suppl, 31|           not the only one ~who can confer this sacrament.~Aquin.:
 99 Suppl, 34|            of Orders; (3) those who confer Orders; (4) ~the impediments
100 Suppl, 36|       Penance, ~while others, which confer the perfection of grace,
101 Suppl, 36|         placed over others, ~not to confer anything on them by virtue
102 Suppl, 38|            Para. 1/1 - OF THOSE WHO CONFER THIS SACRAMENT (TWO ARTICLES)~
103 Suppl, 38|         must now consider those who confer this sacrament. Under this
104 Suppl, 38|          Whether a bishop alone can confer this sacrament?~(2) Whether
105 Suppl, 38|            off from the Church can ~confer this sacrament? ~(tm)Aquin.:
106 Suppl, 38|              Eucharist, he can also confer Orders.~Aquin.: SMT XP Q[
107 Suppl, 38|      therefore does a ~bishop alone confer the sacrament of Order.~
108 Suppl, 38|      commission a simple priest can confer the ~minor Orders and confirm;
109 Suppl, 38|           priest. Nor can a ~priest confer the higher Orders which
110 Suppl, 38|             off from the Church can confer ~Orders? [*Cf. TP, Q[64],
111 Suppl, 38|             from the ~Church cannot confer Orders. For to confer Orders
112 Suppl, 38|        cannot confer Orders. For to confer Orders is a greater thing
113 Suppl, 38|           outside the Church cannot confer Orders.~Aquin.: SMT XP Q[
114 Suppl, 38|         Church. Therefore he cannot confer the ~sacrament of Orders.~
115 Suppl, 38|             therefore ~they validly confer whatever power is given
116 Suppl, 38|            off from ~the Church can confer Orders and the other sacraments,
117 Suppl, 38|         Hence others say that they ~confer the sacraments validly,
118 Suppl, 38|      sacraments validly, but do not confer grace with them, not ~that
119 Suppl, 38|          absolve, as neither can he confer grace in the sacraments. ~
120 Suppl, 40|             priest, for he does not confer those Orders. ~Wherefore
121 Suppl, 42|             that matrimony does not confer grace. For, ~according to
122 Suppl, 42|           of their ~sanctification, confer an invisible grace." But
123 Suppl, 42|         faith of Christ, is able to confer ~the grace which enables
124 Suppl, 48|       Church whereby she intends to confer a ~sacrament is essential
125 Suppl, 49|             acts; hence it does not confer a spiritual ~character.~
126 Suppl, 67|             Law, though ~it did not confer grace, was given that it
127 Suppl, 93|           or a private good, cannot confer so ~great a goodness on
 
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