Part, Question
1 1, 64 | disposes, that it procures ~the welfare of the inferior orders through
2 1, 64 | the superior. But man's ~welfare is disposed by Divine providence
3 1, 64 | this procuring of man's welfare to be ~brought about through
4 1, 65 | disposes, that it procures ~the welfare of the inferior orders through
5 1, 65 | the superior. But man's ~welfare is disposed by Divine providence
6 1, 65 | this procuring of man's welfare to be ~brought about through
7 1, 95 | either ~towards his proper welfare, or to the common good.
8 1, 96 | are ordered to his natural welfare.~Aquin.: SMT FP Q[97] A[
9 2, 79 | blindness to the spiritual welfare of those ~who are blinded.~
10 2, 79 | some for the sake of their welfare.~Aquin.: SMT FS Q[79] A[
11 2, 79 | medicinally to the spiritual ~welfare of those who are blinded.
12 2, 79 | some to their spiritual ~welfare, is due to His mercy; but
13 2, 96 | have been enacted for the welfare of man." Now it happens
14 2, 96 | be hurtful to the general welfare, it should not be ~observed.
15 2, 96 | this is ~good for public welfare as a general rule: but,
16 2, 98 | it conduce to ~the common welfare, as Isidore says (Etym.
17 2, 100 | something necessary for human welfare; as Our Lord proves (Mt.
18 2, 102 | thanksgiving, or for the welfare and prosperity ~of the offerers,
19 2, 102 | ever to think of their ~welfare, since he wore them on his
20 2, 105 | have no care for their ~welfare: secondly, He prescribed
21 2, 105 | unsuitable provision for the welfare of ~the people.~Aquin.:
22 2, 105 | law and by ~community of welfare." Consequently it is of
23 2, 105 | things pertaining to the welfare of the soul: for it is ~
24 2, 22 | true good, for instance the welfare of the state, or the like,
25 2, 25 | Therefore, as regards the welfare ~of the soul we ought to
26 2, 25 | not with his neighbor's welfare, except perhaps in cases
27 2, 25 | body for his neighbor's welfare, except in a case where
28 2, 29 | but with a view to ~the welfare of his country as a whole:
29 2, 30 | to have to look to the welfare of those who are ~more closely
30 2, 41 | his neighbor's spiritual welfare; so that if he persist in ~
31 2, 41 | his neighbor's spiritual welfare that he declines, for the ~
32 2, 41 | love his own spiritual ~welfare more than another's. Therefore
33 2, 41 | our neighbor's spiritual welfare which ~is hindered by scandal,
34 2, 41 | of scandal, because our welfare requires ~that we should
35 2, 58 | have been enacted for the welfare ~of man." In such cases
36 2, 60 | an alms for his spiritual welfare (whether he be dead or living): ~
37 2, 62 | as it is directed to the welfare of the whole community,
38 2, 62 | charge of the community's welfare. ~Thus it belongs to a physician
39 2, 62 | from the parts for the ~welfare of the whole.~Aquin.: SMT
40 2, 62 | pertaining to spiritual ~welfare, and so it is not fitting
41 2, 63 | 1/1~OBJ 3: Further, the welfare of the soul is to be preferred
42 2, 63 | to be preferred to the ~welfare of the body. Now it is not
43 2, 63 | the sake of the soul's welfare: since the council of Nicea [*
44 2, 63 | away the member for ~the welfare of the whole body, since
45 2, 63 | with the care ~of his own welfare. The same applies if it
46 2, 63 | business it is to care for the welfare of the person who ~has a
47 2, 63 | further one's spiritual ~welfare otherwise than by cutting
48 2, 81 | its ~own sake, but for the welfare of the body, or that we
49 2, 85 | the divine worship for the welfare of the whole people even
50 2, 85 | necessary for the ~common welfare.~Aquin.: SMT SS Q[87] A[
51 2, 95 | an obstacle to the common welfare. Nor ~would he have tempted
52 2, 109 | necessary for spiritual welfare. Simulation of this ~kind
53 2, 130 | honor, or the spiritual welfare ~of his neighbor.~Aquin.:
54 2, 150 | things, for the beauty and welfare of the ~whole human race.
55 2, 150 | sexual intercourse to the welfare of the ~human race." On
56 2, 151 | sexual intercourse to the welfare of the whole ~human race."
57 2, 151 | order, as required for the welfare of the ~body, so also the
58 2, 152 | sexual intercourse to the welfare ~of the human race." But
59 2, 159 | of another's spiritual welfare. But if a man subject himself
60 2, 159 | whatever pertains to man's welfare and perfection is God's,
61 2, 159 | detriment ~to his spiritual welfare. This is what Augustine
62 2, 159 | obstacle to man's spiritual welfare ~consisting in man's aiming
63 2, 159 | obstacle to our spiritual welfare, showed by ~giving an example
64 2, 162 | intended for the spiritual welfare ~of the person who suffers
65 2, 172 | expedient for the spiritual welfare of the elect.~Aquin.: SMT
66 2, 176 | either for the spiritual welfare ~of the one who prays -
67 2, 182 | of God ~and the spiritual welfare of their flock, when it
68 2, 183 | chiefly to his ~own spiritual welfare, whereas that he look to
69 2, 183 | he look to the spiritual welfare of ~others becomes a man
70 2, 183 | to procure the spiritual welfare of the subjects entrusted
71 2, 183 | procuring the spiritual welfare of his subjects. Sometimes
72 2, 183 | advantage or ~one's bodily welfare to the spiritual welfare
73 2, 183 | welfare to the spiritual welfare of one's neighbor. Hence ~
74 2, 185 | necessities of life, as for the welfare of the soul, lest it be ~
75 2, 186 | act thus for the spiritual welfare ~of others. Secondly, in
76 2, 186 | pertaining to the spiritual welfare of the soul rather than
77 3, 67 | to see to the spiritual welfare ~of their godchildren.~Aquin.:
78 3, 80 | intends to promote the ~welfare of the faithful. But the
79 Suppl, 45| which ~works in them the welfare of the soul; but the second
80 Suppl, 64| regard however to his own welfare.~Aquin.: SMT XP Q[64] A[
81 Suppl, 64| is ~consistent with the welfare of his person, as stated
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