Part, Question
1 2, 98 | religious are bound by their profession to certain works of ~perfection,
2 2, 98 | they used a kind of form of profession, as appears from Dt. 26:
3 2, 99 | works, whereby man makes profession of his subjection to God: ~
4 2, 103 | ceremonies was a sort of profession, inasmuch as they ~foreshadowed
5 2, 103 | it was ~necessary to make profession of Abraham's faith by means
6 2, 103 | consists. Now man can make profession of his ~inward faith, by
7 2, 103 | by words: and in either profession, if ~he make a false declaration,
8 2, 103 | for anyone, in making ~a profession of faith, to say that Christ
9 2, 108 | it is not enough to make profession of faith, or to work ~miracles,
10 2, 1 | Him to be God, he ~made profession of his faith, saying: "My
11 2, 1 | faith." Now the symbol is a profession of faith. Therefore it is
12 2, 11 | Peter. If however this, our profession, be approved by the judgment
13 2, 12 | to which he was bound by profession, or from the Holy ~Order
14 2, 16 | of faith, whereby we make profession of ~faith, we say: "I expect
15 2, 43 | faith, in so far as we make profession of faith by ~worshipping
16 2, 76 | do so and is ~a usurer by profession; provided the borrower have
17 2, 84 | offered to God with a certain profession (Dt. 26); where the same
18 2, 86 | obedience when they make their ~profession. Therefore, a vow is not
19 2, 86 | holy orders, and by the ~profession of a certain rule?~Aquin.:
20 2, 86 | holy orders and by the profession of a certain rule. As stated
21 2, 86 | of holy orders or in the profession of a certain rule does ~
22 2, 86 | is given when a man makes profession of ~observing a certain
23 2, 86 | and his own will by the ~profession of a certain rule.~Aquin.:
24 2, 86 | children ~may make religious profession even without the consent
25 2, 86 | actions ~connected with his profession of his rule. Wherefore even
26 2, 86 | vows which are ~taken in profession.~Aquin.: SMT SS Q[88] A[
27 2, 86 | is part of the religious ~profession, whereby the vow is solemnized,
28 2, 86 | appointed ~bishops after making profession. Therefore it seems that
29 2, 86 | has ~made his religious profession cease to be a religious,
30 2, 86 | solemnized by the religious profession; and ~the reason assigned
31 2, 86 | continency ~solemnized by profession is due, not to its being
32 2, 86 | because through the religious profession it is already an act of
33 2, 91 | Further, outward worship is a profession of inward worship, ~"whereby
34 2, 98 | takes the solemn vow of profession. But no one should ~be freed
35 2, 99 | of one who has made his profession in religion. For he that
36 2, 99 | that has already made his ~profession in religion is deemed to
37 2, 102 | religious in making their profession take vows ~of chastity and
38 2, 122 | belief, but also outward ~profession, which is expressed not
39 2, 123 | no man can take ~up the profession of contemplation or spiritual
40 2, 182 | a certain ~solemnity of profession and consecration; wherefore
41 2, 182 | together with the aforesaid profession, ~according to 2 Tim. 1:
42 2, 183 | the rule of the monastic profession, and the holy ordination
43 2, 183 | the yoke of the monastic profession, not in everything, but
44 2, 184 | enters religion does not make profession to be ~perfect, but he professes
45 2, 184 | religious does not ~violate his profession if he be not perfect, but
46 2, 184 | required of bishops, ~who make profession of governing Christ's flock,
47 2, 184 | required of religious who make profession of ~learning to obtain perfection.~
48 2, 184 | or blessed at the time of profession.~Aquin.: SMT SS Q[186] A[
49 2, 184 | rule by the vows of their profession. Therefore they sin ~mortally
50 2, 184 | bound by the vow of his profession. Now the vow of ~profession
51 2, 184 | profession. Now the vow of ~profession regards chiefly the three
52 2, 184 | directly ~contrary to the profession whereby a man vows to live
53 2, 184 | rule is contrary to the profession, while the ~transgression
54 2, 184 | against the vow of his ~profession, without giving scandal (
55 2, 185 | Sometimes those who enter the profession of God's ~service come from
56 2, 185 | habit as ~a sign of their profession whereby they profess contempt
57 2, 186 | are proper to the monastic profession, and are directed ~especially
58 2, 187 | religion. For in making his profession a man is bound by the religious ~
59 2, 187 | religious ~vow. Now before profession a year of probation is allowed,
60 2, 187 | to the religious life ~by profession before completing the year
61 2, 187 | order. This is ~called the profession, and such a vow should be
62 2, 187 | contrary, The vow of religious profession, for the reason that it ~
63 2, 187 | the majority of cases, a profession made before the age of puberty, ~
64 2, 187 | much the person who makes profession may have the use of reason, ~
65 2, 187 | 1/1~OBJ 2: Further, the profession of monks is stricter than
66 2, 187 | and nowise forsake ~the profession he has chosen." And further
67 3, 37 | circumcision ~is a kind of profession of observing the Law, according
68 3, 39 | who are baptized make a ~profession of faith, and baptism is
69 3, 63 | eternal punishment, or the profession of an unlawful ~form of
70 3, 68 | the Fathers of old made profession of their faith. Again, ~
71 3, 68 | imposition of hands, or the mere profession of faith." But such would
72 3, 68 | certain fashion they ~make profession of faith by the words of
73 3, 70 | as in Baptism man makes a profession of faith, and by Baptism
74 3, 70 | make, by means of these, a profession of ~faith, as by circumcision;
75 3, 70 | circumcision, as to the profession of faith, which is required ~
76 3, 70 | as stated above (A[1]) a profession of faith was made in ~circumcision.
77 3, 70 | in circumcision man made profession of keeping the Old ~Law,
78 3, 70 | just as in Baptism he makes profession of keeping the New Law; ~
79 3, 70 | Baptism, inasmuch as it was a profession of faith in Christ, which
80 3, 70 | by outward signs of his profession, according as he thought
81 3, 70 | should be ~instituted, as a profession of faith and a remedy against
82 3, 70 | stated above (AA[1],2), was a profession of faith. But ~faith is
83 3, 70 | being an adult, he made profession for ~himself, or, being
84 3, 70 | child, someone else made profession for him. Hence, ~too, the
85 3, 71 | of Faith: since it is a profession of the Christian faith.
86 3, 76 | body. Hence we ~read in the profession of faith at Ephesus (P.
87 3, 78 | of Faith" because it is a profession of ~faith. This is called
88 Suppl, 25| said to Peter, on whose profession of faith the ~Church was
89 Suppl, 28| in a way, that one makes profession of continual ~repentance.
90 Suppl, 45| In the vow of religious profession it is not the spiritual ~
91 Suppl, 56| In catechism one makes a profession of future Baptism, just ~
92 Suppl, 56| OBJ 4: There is not made a profession of faith in the other ~sacramentals
93 Suppl, 59| contrary to his religious profession, although ~he is not bound
94 Suppl, 59| which makes a very special profession of humility. ~But the obligation
95 Suppl, 61| religion and before making his profession ~the husband can return
96 Suppl, 61| regular. et ~transeunt.) a profession, if made before the expiry
97 Suppl, 61| wife after making such a ~profession, she is bound to receive
98 Suppl, 61| religion until he makes his profession, and consequently his wife
99 Suppl, 61| OBJ 3: We must judge of a profession thus made before the time ~
100 Suppl, 62| she has made her vow of profession she ~ought to be restored
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