Part, Question
1 2, 79 | religious are those who ~consecrate their whole life to the
2 2, 97 | as the violation of a ~consecrate virgin, or of any woman
3 2, 98 | pecunias]): ~"Whosoever shall consecrate anyone for money, let him
4 2, 184 | be ~sanctified and will consecrate themselves to the Lord,"
5 3, 39 | be ~baptized in order to consecrate the baptism wherewith we
6 3, 64 | able to abuse her; or to consecrate the Body of Christ, ~so
7 3, 67 | belongs to ~the bishop to consecrate churches, to anoint altars,
8 3, 67 | churches, to anoint altars, to consecrate ~[conficere] the chrism;
9 3, 67 | belongs to a ~priest to consecrate the Eucharist, which is
10 3, 72 | Ghost on hint, in order to consecrate a dwelling to God: and ~
11 3, 73 | of the supper He should ~consecrate the sacrament of His body
12 3, 74 | priest were to wish to ~consecrate all the bread which is sold
13 3, 74 | that the priest could not consecrate ~an immense quantity of
14 3, 74 | few parishioners could not consecrate many hosts. It remains, ~
15 3, 74 | if the priest ~intends to consecrate the body of Christ for an
16 3, 78 | under which others were to consecrate thereafter. ~And the words
17 3, 78 | those who came after were to consecrate." ~But in opposition to
18 3, 78 | first secretly, in order to consecrate, and afterwards openly,
19 3, 78 | Sacram. iv), "Christ's words consecrate ~this sacrament. What word
20 3, 78 | nor only in priests who consecrate ~this sacrament, and in
21 3, 80 | the priest's duty both to ~consecrate and finish the sacrament,
22 3, 80 | of priests, who, as they ~consecrate the entire sacrament, ought
23 3, 82 | belongs to a priest alone to consecrate this sacrament?~(2) Whether
24 3, 82 | priests can at the same time consecrate the same ~host?~(3) Whether
25 3, 82 | priest, but ~anyone else, can consecrate this sacrament.~Aquin.:
26 3, 82 | It belongs to a priest to consecrate this sacrament of the ~Lord'
27 3, 82 | Whether several priests can consecrate one and the same host?~Aquin.:
28 3, 82 | that several priests cannot consecrate one and the same ~host.
29 3, 82 | several priests ~cannot consecrate one host at the same time.~
30 3, 82 | seems that several ~cannot consecrate one host.~Aquin.: SMT TP
31 3, 82 | for several priests to ~consecrate the same host.~Aquin.: SMT
32 3, 82 | whereas the priest does not consecrate except as in ~Christ's stead;
33 3, 82 | person ~to dispense and to consecrate this sacrament.~Aquin.:
34 3, 82 | sacrament does the priest consecrate himself, but he consecrates
35 3, 82 | would be well advised to consecrate ~again and receive the Lord'
36 3, 82 | Whether a wicked priest can consecrate the Eucharist?~Aquin.: SMT
37 3, 82 | that a wicked priest cannot consecrate the Eucharist. ~For Jerome,
38 3, 82 | Therefore a sinful priest cannot consecrate the Eucharist.~Aquin.: SMT
39 3, 82 | godly, but sinners, can consecrate the Eucharist.~Aquin.: SMT
40 3, 82 | who believed they could consecrate the Eucharist worthily,
41 3, 82 | excommunicated persons can consecrate?~Aquin.: SMT TP Q[82] A[
42 3, 82 | persons ~are not able to consecrate the Eucharist. For Augustine
43 3, 82 | Baptism." ~But none can consecrate the Eucharist, unless he
44 3, 82 | heretics and the like cannot consecrate the ~Eucharist.~Aquin.:
45 3, 82 | excommunicate, are not able to ~consecrate the Eucharist.~Aquin.: SMT
46 3, 82 | ordination, a priest can consecrate the Eucharist. Therefore,
47 3, 82 | are excommunicate, can ~consecrate the Eucharist, since their
48 3, 82 | excommunication, can indeed ~consecrate the Eucharist, which on
49 3, 82 | no case can they lawfully consecrate the Eucharist, or confer
50 3, 82 | Whether a degraded priest can consecrate this sacrament?~Aquin.:
51 3, 82 | a degraded priest cannot consecrate this sacrament. ~For no
52 3, 82 | a degraded priest cannot consecrate the Eucharist.~Aquin.: SMT
53 3, 82 | that he loses ~the power to consecrate, and in consequence that
54 3, 82 | they have the power to ~consecrate the Eucharist, yet they
55 3, 82 | the priest's office to ~consecrate the Eucharist, so it is
56 3, 82 | likewise he is not bound to consecrate the Eucharist except ~he
57 3, 82 | sin, or excommunicate, to consecrate the Eucharist, ~as was said
58 3, 83 | But it seems useless to ~consecrate a church, or an altar, or
59 3, 83 | Body Para. 2/2~Hence we consecrate those things which we make
60 3, 83 | churches of the Arians, consecrate them as Catholic ~churches
61 3, 83 | outside the Church cannot consecrate. But, as we ~read in the
62 3, 83 | at once to add them and consecrate. But if ~after the words
63 Suppl, 8 | a priest alone, who can consecrate the ~Eucharist. Therefore,
64 Suppl, 17| power ~whereby a priest can consecrate, and whereby he can loose
65 Suppl, 19| consecration, since if they do consecrate it is valid, though they
66 Suppl, 19| wheaten bread, he could not consecrate, so neither can a ~prelate
67 Suppl, 19| yet he can baptize ~and consecrate, albeit to his own damnation.~
68 Suppl, 22| it is a greater thing to consecrate the body of Christ ~than
69 Suppl, 22| excommunicate. But such persons can consecrate. Therefore they ~can excommunicate.~
70 Suppl, 22| of order, he can always consecrate, though not always ~lawfully.
71 Suppl, 29| effect as if one were to consecrate a host a second time, ~which
72 Suppl, 29| sacrament. But a priest can ~consecrate the matter in the Eucharist.
73 Suppl, 31| Therefore since a ~priest cannot consecrate the matter, neither can
74 Suppl, 35| priest, and he can neither consecrate, nor absolve in the tribunal
75 Suppl, 37| are receiving the power to consecrate the body and ~blood of Christ.
76 Suppl, 37| principal act which is to consecrate the body of Christ, ~while
77 Suppl, 37| the priest's Order is to ~consecrate Christ's body. Now he receives
78 Suppl, 37| principal act of a priest is to ~consecrate the body and blood of Christ,
79 Suppl, 38| bishop. But a bishop can consecrate a ~bishop. Therefore a priest
80 Suppl, 38| Yet a bishop alone can consecrate a ~virgin. Therefore much
81 Suppl, 38| separated from the Church can ~consecrate, because the character whence
82 Suppl, 38| exercising their power they consecrate validly, and therefore ~
83 Suppl, 40| can be ~greater than to consecrate the body of Christ, whereunto
84 Suppl, 40| the principal, namely to ~consecrate the body of Christ. the
85 Suppl, 40| subject to him. But he can consecrate any matter determined by
86 Suppl, 40| hence a priest does not ~consecrate a bishop or a priest, but
87 Suppl, 40| priest. But a ~bishop can consecrate any bishop, since even the
88 Suppl, 40| this reason any bishop can consecrate another bishop.~Aquin.:
89 Suppl, 40| clerics, bless virgins, consecrate ~bishops, impose hands,
90 Suppl, 40| clerics, celebrate ~synods, consecrate chrism, bless vestments
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