Part, Question
1 2, 101 | more carefully observed on solemn festivals: so that all ceremonial ~
2 2, 101 | 1/1~OBJ 5: Further, the solemn festivals are reckoned as
3 2, 101 | times: for which reason the solemn festivals ~seem to be reckoned
4 2, 102 | be in my mouth." But the solemn festivals ~were instituted
5 2, 102 | should be fixed for keeping solemn festivals; so that it ~seems
6 2, 84 | faithful are bound at certain solemn feasts to make certain ~
7 2, 86 | dispensation can be granted in a solemn vow of continence?~(12)
8 2, 86 | Para. 1/1~OBJ 3: Further, a solemn vow seems to be the same
9 2, 86 | not only these vows are ~solemn.~Aquin.: SMT SS Q[88] A[
10 2, 86 | which is the effect of ~a solemn vow, as we shall state further
11 2, 86 | will bless them." Hence a solemn vow is more binding with ~
12 2, 86 | vow, and he who breaks a solemn vow sins more ~grievously.
13 2, 86 | no less binding than a ~solemn vow, this refers to the
14 2, 86 | of two kinds, simple and solemn. And since, as stated in
15 2, 86 | they cannot be bound by a solemn religious vow, on account
16 2, 86 | religious vows, ~simple or solemn, without the consent of
17 2, 86 | argument avails in the case of solemn vows which are ~taken in
18 2, 86 | possible to be dispensed from a solemn vow of continency?~Aquin.:
19 2, 86 | possible to be dispensed from a solemn ~vow of continency. As stated
20 2, 86 | continency, even though it be solemn, may be an obstacle to a ~
21 2, 86 | be dispensed even ~from a solemn vow of continency.~Aquin.:
22 2, 86 | to be dispensed from a solemn vow of continency.~Aquin.:
23 2, 86 | things may be considered in a solemn vow of ~continency: first,
24 2, 86 | 1, qu. 5] say ~that the solemn vow cannot be a matter of
25 2, 86 | seems no reason why the solemn ~vow thereof cannot be a
26 2, 86 | be dispensed even from a solemn vow of continency, for the ~
27 2, 86 | man, who has pronounced a solemn vow, to be quit of that
28 2, 98 | simony, and there takes the solemn vow of profession. But no
29 2, 122 | Catholic Church with ~most solemn veneration." Therefore martyrdom
30 2, 145 | and small number of its ~solemn sacraments, some people
31 2, 145 | Lenten fast is the most solemn of all, both ~because it
32 2, 182 | the king ~alone receives a solemn blessing, while others are
33 2, 187 | vow is twofold. One is the solemn vow which ~makes a man a
34 2, 187 | This priest had made, not a solemn, but a simple vow. Hence ~
35 2, 187 | Para. 3/4~The other is the solemn vow which makes a man a
36 2, 187 | tonsure and taking the ~solemn vow of religion is the age
37 2, 187 | bound by a ~perpetual and solemn vow to retain the cure of
38 2, 187 | Para. 1/1~Reply OBJ 3: The solemn vow whereby a person is
39 2, 187 | would be after his ~taking a solemn vow. Consequently a person
40 3, 22 | into the Holies, ~with a solemn oblation of blood, as set
41 3, 25 | beside,~That cheers the solemn passion-tide:~Give to the
42 3, 46 | of the moon was the most solemn ~day of the Pasch with the
43 3, 46 | which were offered ~in most solemn sacrifice for expiation
44 3, 66 | it for ~Baptism. But in solemn Baptism the water which
45 3, 66 | 1~OBJ 2: Further, in the solemn celebration of Baptism,
46 3, 66 | the Epiphany. Therefore solemn Baptism should be celebrated
47 3, 66 | Ghost." Therefore it is that solemn ~Baptism is held in the
48 3, 72 | seasons are ~fixed for the solemn celebration of Baptism and
49 3, 72 | prepare the chrism." But since solemn Baptism, ~for which chrism
50 3, 73 | expiation, which was the most solemn of all. ~While with regard
51 3, 82 | life; and that only the ~solemn prayer is requisite, and
52 3, 82 | the sacrament of Baptism solemn prayers are not made for ~
53 3, 83 | ought to be present at the solemn ~celebration of the mass.
54 3, 83 | to presume to celebrate ~solemn mass, unless two others
55 3, 84 | sacrament consists in a solemn act, whereby something is
56 3, 84 | Ambrose is speaking of solemn Penance, which is not ~repeated
57 Suppl, 28| Out. Para. 1/1 - OF THE SOLEMN RITE OF PENANCE (THREE ARTICLES)~
58 Suppl, 28| We must now consider the solemn rite of Penance: under which
59 Suppl, 28| solemnized?~(2) Whether a solemn penance can be repeated?~(
60 Suppl, 28| a sin is published ~by a solemn penance. Therefore a penance
61 Suppl, 28| higher orders, after ~doing solemn penance. Therefore Penance
62 Suppl, 28| should also be public and solemn so as to give ~edification
63 Suppl, 28| penances should be public and solemn for four ~reasons. First,
64 Suppl, 28| Para. 1/1~Reply OBJ 2: A solemn penance, as to its imposition,
65 Suppl, 28| Thes. Para. 1/1~Whether a solemn penance can be repeated?~
66 Suppl, 28| 1: It would seem that a solemn penance can be repeated.
67 Suppl, 28| grievous sins. Therefore the solemn ~penance should be imposed
68 Suppl, 28| Para. 1/1~On the contrary, Solemn penance signifies the expulsion
69 Suppl, 28| done but once. Therefore solemn penance ~should be imposed
70 Suppl, 28| Para. 1/1~I answer that, Solemn penance ought not to be
71 Suppl, 28| from doing penance, but a ~solemn penance should not be imposed
72 Suppl, 28| Thes. Para. 1/1~Whether solemn penance should be imposed
73 Suppl, 28| OBJ 1: It would seem that solemn penance should not be imposed
74 Suppl, 28| Therefore ~she should not do solemn penance.~Aquin.: SMT XP
75 Suppl, 28| 1/3~I answer that, Every solemn penance is public, but not
76 Suppl, 28| but not vice versa. For ~solemn penance is done as follows: "
77 Suppl, 28| bishop, who alone can ~impose solemn penance" [*Cap. lxiv, dist.
78 Suppl, 28| other hand public but not solemn penance is that which is
79 Suppl, 28| cleric. ~Sometimes however a solemn penance is taken to signify
80 Suppl, 28| that authorities speak of solemn penance in different senses. ~
81 Suppl, 28| grievously than a layman, yet a solemn penance is not imposed on
82 Suppl, 28| Hence the ~imposition of a solemn penance, which is only applied
83 Suppl, 53| matrimony?~(2) Whether a solemn vow is a diriment impediment?~(
84 Suppl, 53| Thes. Para. 1/1~Whether a solemn vow dissolves a marriage
85 Suppl, 53| would seem that not even a solemn vow dissolves a marriage ~
86 Suppl, 53| no less binding than a ~solemn one." Now marriage stands
87 Suppl, 53| marriage, ~neither will a solemn vow dissolve it.~Aquin.:
88 Suppl, 53| Para. 1/1~OBJ 2: Further, a solemn vow does not add the same
89 Suppl, 53| Neither therefore does a ~solemn vow.~Aquin.: SMT XP Q[53]
90 Suppl, 53| Para. 1/1~OBJ 3: Further, a solemn vow has nothing that a simple
91 Suppl, 53| may be public, even as ~a solemn vow. Again the Church could
92 Suppl, 53| contracted, neither should a solemn vow ~dissolve it.~Aquin.:
93 Suppl, 53| contrary, He who takes a solemn vow contracts a spiritual ~
94 Suppl, 53| afterwards. Therefore a solemn vow does also.~Aquin.: SMT
95 Suppl, 53| that, All agree that as a solemn vow is an impediment to
96 Suppl, 53| say with others that a ~solemn vow of its very nature dissolves
97 Suppl, 53| binding in God's sight ~than a solemn vow, in matters pertaining
98 Suppl, 53| just as one who breaks a solemn vow, although it is ~more
99 Suppl, 53| more grievous to break a solemn vow, so that the comparison
100 Suppl, 53| even in general, since ~a solemn vow binds to certain things
101 Suppl, 53| of the obligation: but a solemn vow is more binding as to
102 Suppl, 53| Para. 1/1~Reply OBJ 3: A solemn vow implies the actual surrender
103 Suppl, 53| her husband having taken a solemn vow: it would have ~been
104 Suppl, 55| lacking in age, or be under a solemn ~vow of continence or any
105 Suppl, 61| MARRIAGE, ARISING FROM A SOLEMN VOW (THREE ARTICLES)~We
106 Suppl, 61| unconsummated ~marriage, namely a solemn vow: (2) the impediment
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