|     Part, Question1   1, 72  |       Para. 1/1~Reply OBJ 4: The blessing of God gives power to multiply
  2   1, 72  |    requiring to be repeated. The blessing, however, is repeated in
  3   1, 72  |     deemed unworthy of a ~formal blessing.~Aquin.: SMT FP Q[72] A[
  4   1, 73  |    resting of God;~(3) About the blessing and sanctifying of this
  5   1, 73  |          Thes. Para. 1/1~Whether blessing and sanctifying are due
  6   1, 73  |        OBJ 1: It would seem that blessing and sanctifying are not
  7   1, 73  |       Him. ~Therefore no special blessing or sanctifying are due to
  8   1, 73  |          the Latin "benedictio" [blessing] is derived from ~"bonitas" [
  9   1, 73  |    produced creatures deserved a blessing rather ~than the day on
 10   1, 73  |    Further, over each creature a blessing was pronounced, as upon ~
 11   1, 73  |       the first meaning, then, a blessing befits the seventh day, ~
 12   1, 73  |     explained (Q[72], ad 4), the blessing referred to the ~increase
 13   1, 73  |   institution of nature; but the blessing attached to the seventh ~
 14   1, 71  |       Para. 1/1~Reply OBJ 4: The blessing of God gives power to multiply
 15   1, 71  |    requiring to be repeated. The blessing, however, is repeated in
 16   1, 71  |     deemed unworthy of a ~formal blessing.~Aquin.: SMT FP Q[72] A[
 17   1, 72  |    resting of God;~(3) About the blessing and sanctifying of this
 18   1, 72  |          Thes. Para. 1/1~Whether blessing and sanctifying are due
 19   1, 72  |        OBJ 1: It would seem that blessing and sanctifying are not
 20   1, 72  |       Him. ~Therefore no special blessing or sanctifying are due to
 21   1, 72  |          the Latin "benedictio" [blessing] is derived from ~"bonitas" [
 22   1, 72  |    produced creatures deserved a blessing rather ~than the day on
 23   1, 72  |    Further, over each creature a blessing was pronounced, as upon ~
 24   1, 72  |       the first meaning, then, a blessing befits the seventh day, ~
 25   1, 72  |     explained (Q[72], ad 4), the blessing referred to the ~increase
 26   1, 72  |   institution of nature; but the blessing attached to the seventh ~
 27   1, 97  |     necessary, for such a great ~blessing to be its result. We must,
 28   2, 64  |       written ~(Ecclus. 43:33): "Blessing the Lord, exalt Him as much
 29   2, 100 |        made in memory of a ~past blessing. Wherefore special mention
 30   2, 102 |        month to commemorate ~the blessing of being delivered out of
 31   2, 102 |        days later, to recall the blessing of the giving of ~the Law.
 32   2, 102 |     Expiation," in memory of the blessing whereby, at the prayer of ~
 33   2, 102 |         days, to commemorate the blessing of being protected and led
 34   2, 102 |          was to ~commemorate the blessing of being led by God out
 35   2, 103 |       the sabbath, to recall the blessing of creation: ~and other
 36   2, 103 |     imitated even by us: and the blessing of creation and other Divine
 37   2, 105 |         is recalled as a special blessing (Ps. 147:20) that ~"He hath
 38   2, 79  |    according to ~Ecclus. 43:33, "Blessing the Lord, exalt Him as much
 39   2, 86  |          i.e. in some ~spiritual blessing or consecration which, in
 40   2, 86  |       spiritual consecration or ~blessing, of which God is the author,
 41   2, 86  |          consists in a spiritual blessing ~and consecration bestowed
 42   2, 86  |          kind of consecration or blessing of the person who takes ~
 43   2, 98  |        anything for the Nuptial ~Blessing.~Aquin.: SMT SS Q[100] A[
 44   2, 108 |      Esau, and yet he received a blessing (Gn. 27:27-29). Again, Judith
 45   2, 116 |         would . . . prepare this blessing before promised, to be ~
 46   2, 116 |  promised, to be ~ready, so as a blessing, not as covetousness," where
 47   2, 182 |          alone receives a solemn blessing, while others are appointed
 48   2, 182 |       sight there is no ~greater blessing, if one engage in the fight
 49   2, 183 |          among the people; but a blessing upon the head of them ~that
 50   3, 1   |      abound." Hence, too, in the blessing ~of the Paschal candle,
 51   3, 31  |           Just as ~great was the blessing conferred on Jehu, who wrought
 52   3, 62  |    spiritual power from Christ's blessing and from the action of the ~
 53   3, 62  |         and clear as it is, the ~blessing of Christ makes it yet more
 54   3, 66  |       Append. Serm. cxxxv): "The blessing that flowed ~from the Saviour'
 55   3, 66  |       Para. 1/1~Reply OBJ 5: The blessing of the water is not essential
 56   3, 70  |        danger. Or bestowed some ~blessing on them, as a "seal of faith";
 57   3, 71  |          be baptized); while the blessing, with the imposition of
 58   3, 72  |        water receives a kind of ~blessing before being used for Baptism;
 59   3, 72  |       previously, since Christ's blessing is enough. And if any blessing
 60   3, 72  |   blessing is enough. And if any blessing be ~used, it belongs to
 61   3, 72  |  sufficiently appropriate to the blessing of ~sacramental matter,
 62   3, 74  |      Mysteriis ix): ~"Before the blessing it is another species that
 63   3, 74  |        that is named, after the ~blessing the Body is signified; otherwise
 64   3, 75  |        Myster. ix): "Before the ~blessing it is called another species,
 65   3, 75  |       another species, after the blessing the body of ~Christ is signified."
 66   3, 76  |         to say that the mystical blessing ~departs from the sacrament,
 67   3, 76  |   changed, and the power of the ~blessing, and the life-giving grace
 68   3, 77  |          holy water, because the blessing works no change in the ~
 69   3, 78  |        matter consists only in a blessing, from which the ~matter
 70   3, 78  |       Christ "blessed," and this blessing was effected by certain ~
 71   3, 78  |        again, have said that the blessing was effected by other words ~
 72   3, 78  |        cannot stand, because the blessing of ~the consecration is
 73   3, 78  |        have maintained that this blessing was effected by ~the same
 74   3, 78  |         sense is: ~"While He was blessing, and breaking, and giving
 75   3, 79  |        receive ~in a life-giving blessing in the bread and wine."~
 76   3, 82  |          duties. And because the blessing of the ~chrism, and of the
 77   3, 82  |      consecrated by the priest's blessing. ~But a sinful priest's
 78   3, 82  |            But a sinful priest's blessing is not efficacious for consecrating
 79   3, 82  | intention of the ~master; so the blessing of a sinful priest, inasmuch
 80   3, 82  |          in charity, the private blessing in the mass of a good priest
 81   3, 83  |       likewise with the priestly blessing."~Aquin.: SMT TP Q[83] A[
 82   3, 83  |            that we may receive a blessing," namely, ~through grace; "'
 83   3, 83  |         may be filled with every blessing," etc.~Aquin.: SMT TP Q[
 84   3, 83  |           not for the purpose of blessing and consecrating, but only
 85   3, 86  |     found no place of pardon and blessing through Penance": and it ~
 86   3, 87  |          holy water, a ~bishop's blessing, the beating of the breast,
 87   3, 87  |        of holy water, a bishop's blessing, and the like. For venial
 88   3, 87  |       and in this way a bishop's blessing, ~the sprinkling of holy
 89 Suppl, 13|         pay what he owes for the blessing of ~creation, wherefore
 90 Suppl, 19|         Hence there is a twofold blessing. One proceeds from a mere
 91 Suppl, 19|    meriting by his own act: this blessing can be conferred by any
 92 Suppl, 19|       whom he blesses. The other blessing is when a man ~blesses,
 93 Suppl, 19|           blesses, as applying a blessing instrumentally through the
 94 Suppl, 34|         1~Reply OBJ 3: Not every blessing or consecration given to
 95 Suppl, 34|     divine sacraments, as by the blessing of Order. Hence the comparison ~
 96 Suppl, 37|    ministers' vestments. Now the blessing alone consecrates the vestments. ~
 97 Suppl, 37|         is effected by the mere ~blessing of the bishop.~Aquin.: SMT
 98 Suppl, 37|         of three things, ~namely blessing, imposition of hands, and
 99 Suppl, 37|     hands, and anointing. By the blessing they ~are enlisted in the
100 Suppl, 37|    Divine service, wherefore the blessing is given to ~all. By the
101 Suppl, 37|    Divine worship, wherefore the blessing suffices for their ~consecration.
102 Suppl, 38|      Para. 1/1~OBJ 5: Further, a blessing is necessary in the conferring
103 Suppl, 38|        cannot bless; in fact his blessing is turned into a curse,
104 Suppl, 41|         excused by the marriage ~blessing, so as not to be a sin.~
105 Suppl, 42|          the sacrament. ~But the blessing given by the priest at a
106 Suppl, 42|  sacrament, and not the priest's blessing, which is a ~sacramental.~
107 Suppl, 42|          principally through any blessing of the priest.~Aquin.: SMT
108 Suppl, 45|  perfected ~without the priest's blessing.~Aquin.: SMT XP Q[45] A[
109 Suppl, 45|       Consequently the ~priest's blessing is not required for matrimony
110 Suppl, 63|     every sacrament some kind of blessing is given. But ~no blessing
111 Suppl, 63|       blessing is given. But ~no blessing is given in a second marriage,
112 Suppl, 63|      account ~of this defect the blessing is omitted in a second marriage.
 
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