Part, Question
1 1, 62 | working for the end, as the healing art is ~productive of health;
2 1, 63 | working for the end, as the healing art is ~productive of health;
3 1, 104 | such as the recovery and healing of the sick. Nor ~are they
4 1, 116 | principal ~cause of the healing, so the interior light of
5 2, 79 | blindness is directed to their healing; but as regards others,
6 2, 102 | salt were offered; or as ~healing, and of these they offered
7 2, 102 | blood; oil, to denote ~the healing of the disease; and living
8 2, 106 | the inward presence of the healing grace of faith.~Aquin.:
9 2, 109 | Divine commandments without ~healing grace. Secondly, the commandments
10 2, 109 | in the present life this ~healing is wrought in the mind -
11 2, 111 | Further, the operation of healing, and speaking divers tongues ~
12 2, 111 | correct to divide the grace of healing and kinds of tongues ~against
13 2, 111 | there is the "grace of ~healing," or merely for the purpose
14 2, 111 | Reply OBJ 3: The grace of healing is distinguished from the
15 2, 113 | beyond the wonted course of healing by nature or art, receives
16 2, 114 | outwardly!" Now ~inward healing is brought about by grace.
17 2, 2 | cannot do without the aid of healing grace, such as to ~love
18 2, 13 | the way of forgiveness and healing to an all-powerful and ~
19 2, 19 | physician were to despair of healing some sick ~man, or if anyone
20 2, 31 | charity rather than the healing of a bodily infirmity, or
21 2, 69 | physician proves his skill by healing a ~desperate disease, so
22 2, 87 | a medicine is useful for healing, and yet, the ~stronger
23 2, 94 | checking serpents, or in healing certain ~other animals:
24 2, 102 | 31) that our Lord after healing the two blind men ~commanded
25 2, 105 | a kindly physician, by ~healing the ingratitude with repeated
26 2, 106 | as a ~medicine, not only healing the past sin, but also preserving
27 2, 176 | Therefore the grace of healing should not be distinguished
28 2, 176 | is given "the grace of healing . . . to ~another, the working
29 2, 176 | Reply OBJ 4: The "grace of healing" is mentioned separately,
30 2, 182 | measure the amount of his ~healing, but how much medicine or
31 2, 182 | employ for the purpose of ~healing. Consequently it is evident
32 2, 183 | cessation of the scandal, healing of his infirmity, removal ~
33 3, 1 | not a more fitting way of healing our misery."~Aquin.: SMT
34 3, 19 | and the ~Manhood, as the healing of the lepers or the raising
35 3, 19 | as one walking ~and one healing.~Aquin.: SMT TP Q[19] A[
36 3, 31 | levied on that which needed ~healing," as Augustine says (Gen.
37 3, 31 | flesh subject to ~sin needed healing. Since therefore Christ'
38 3, 31 | original sin, needed that healing which is through Christ.
39 3, 35 | prophets were sent ~for their healing. But now that the Law of
40 3, 44 | of those who sought the ~healing of the body, as He is related
41 3, 44 | 9:2): the more that the healing of the body, being ~of less
42 3, 44 | Christ, by miraculously healing men in particular, should
43 3, 44 | Incarnation. Consequently in healing ~the sick He frequently
44 3, 44 | use of His Divine power, healing by ~way of command, but
45 3, 44 | flesh ~was endowed with a healing virtue." And on Mk. 8:23, "
46 3, 44 | Now the end of the outward healing ~worked by Christ is the
47 3, 44 | worked by Christ is the healing of the soul. Consequently
48 3, 44 | heal a man's body without healing his soul. ~Wherefore on
49 3, 44 | sins a greater ~work than healing the body; but because the
50 3, 46 | other more suitable way of healing our misery" than by the
51 3, 52 | the sacraments by way of healing ~and expiation. Consequently,
52 3, 60 | medicament, from ~"medicando" [healing]. But this seems to be of
53 3, 61 | corporeal things. Now the healing ~remedy should be given
54 3, 61 | spiritual remedies for the healing of wounds inflicted by sin.
55 3, 65 | cure is twofold. one is the healing, that restores ~health:
56 3, 65 | last, for ~it preserves the healing which was begun by Penance.~
57 3, 84 | Now the ~apostles, in healing the sick, did not use the
58 3, 84 | forms rather than in the healing of ~infirmities. Nevertheless
59 3, 84 | bodily diseases, ~signify the healing of spiritual diseases, whereby
60 3, 84 | repeatedly forgiven, at one time ~healing a man from leprosy and afterwards
61 3, 84 | reason He is not described as healing anyone but once, that every
62 Suppl, 2 | is a kind of ~spiritual healing by way of some alteration.
63 Suppl, 5 | remedy which ~suffices for healing a slight sin, suffices also
64 Suppl, 12| punishment, is a medicine healing past sins and ~preserving
65 Suppl, 14| satisfaction is a remedy for the healing of past sins, and for ~preserving
66 Suppl, 22| Excommunication is a punishment and a healing medicine. ~Now punishments
67 Suppl, 29| of the sacraments ~is the healing of the disease of sin: wherefore
68 Suppl, 29| this sacrament, because the healing of ~the internal wounds
69 Suppl, 29| sacrament is a spiritual healing. Now spiritual ~healing
70 Suppl, 29| healing. Now spiritual ~healing is signified by the use
71 Suppl, 29| 2/2~Further, spiritual healing is signified by anointing
72 Suppl, 29| answer that, The spiritual healing, which is given at the end
73 Suppl, 29| its softness, wherefore ~healing with wine pertains to Penance
74 Suppl, 29| of sins, and not of the healing of ~the body to which end
75 Suppl, 30| Unction ~is a spiritual healing or cure. Now just as a bodily
76 Suppl, 30| fifth chapter of James. Now healing is ascribed there as the
77 Suppl, 30| sick man." Therefore bodily healing is not an effect of ~this
78 Suppl, 30| unction has ~its effect now in healing bodies.~Aquin.: SMT XP Q[
79 Suppl, 30| signifies and causes a spiritual healing through the bodily healing
80 Suppl, 30| healing through the bodily healing which ~it effects externally.~
81 Suppl, 30| sacrament causes ~an inward healing by means of an outward sacramental
82 Suppl, 30| of an outward sacramental healing: and even as ~the baptismal
83 Suppl, 30| bodily remedy, namely a healing of the body. But there is
84 Suppl, 30| Unction causes a bodily healing, not by a ~natural property
85 Suppl, 30| it ~follows that a bodily healing does not always ensue from
86 Suppl, 30| requisite for the spiritual healing: and then it ~produces it
87 Suppl, 30| from it its efficacy in healing the body.~Aquin.: SMT XP
88 Suppl, 31| through ~the "grace of healing" (1 Cor. 12:9) but not through
89 Suppl, 32| in good health. For the healing of the mind is a more ~important
90 Suppl, 32| this sacrament than the healing of the body, as ~stated
91 Suppl, 32| sacrament is a spiritual healing, as stated above ~(Q[30],
92 Suppl, 32| is signified by way of a healing of the body. Hence ~this
93 Suppl, 32| not subjects for ~bodily healing, those namely, who are in
94 Suppl, 32| yet this same spiritual healing needs to be signified by
95 Suppl, 32| needs to be signified by a ~healing of the body, although bodily
96 Suppl, 32| competent to receive bodily healing, viz. the sick; even as ~
97 Suppl, 32| be ~subjects for a bodily healing.~Aquin.: SMT XP Q[32] A[
98 Suppl, 32| us under the form of a ~healing. Now bodily healing has
99 Suppl, 32| of a ~healing. Now bodily healing has to be effected, by applying
100 Suppl, 33| sacrament is a spiritual healing applied under ~the form
101 Suppl, 37| he bears; the "grace of healing" to ~the exorcist; "diverse
102 Suppl, 39| order to signify the need of healing. Accordingly, since it is
103 Suppl, 48| baptism one intend not the healing of ~the mind which the Church
104 Suppl, 56| of ~birth, but a kind of healing. Nevertheless Penance occasions
105 Suppl, 71| may they profit us unto ~healing." Now foremost among all
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