|    Part, Question1   2, 37  |         they neither absolve nor excommunicate, nor ~grant indulgence,
 2   2, 66  |  accusing, such as those who are excommunicate or of evil fame, or ~who
 3   2, 183 |           if he be irregular or ~excommunicate. In such a case he ought
 4   3, 64  |     avoid." But it seems that an excommunicate cannot ~confer a sacrament
 5   3, 82  |       heretics, schismatics, and excommunicate, are not able to ~consecrate
 6   3, 82  |  schismatics, and those who are ~excommunicate, "so do their orders remain
 7   3, 82  |   schismatics, and those who are excommunicate, can ~consecrate the Eucharist,
 8   3, 82  |  heretics, schismatics, and the ~excommunicate, who are outside the pale
 9   3, 82  |          not taken away from the excommunicate, as it were, ~perpetually,
10   3, 82  |       communion from heretical, ~excommunicate, or sinful priests, and
11   3, 82  |       Communion from heretical, ~excommunicate, or even sinful priests,
12   3, 82  |          sinful, or heretics, or excommunicate, ~perform a valid sacrament.
13   3, 82  |        heretical, schismatical, ~excommunicate, or even sinful priests,
14   3, 82  |         is in a state of sin, or excommunicate, to consecrate the Eucharist, ~
15 Suppl, 8 |          order, as those who are excommunicate, ~degraded, and so forth.
16 Suppl, 19|       are schismatics, heretics, excommunicate, ~suspended or degraded,
17 Suppl, 19|       elect, and others who can ~excommunicate. But it is not properly
18 Suppl, 19|    received even from one who is excommunicate.~Aquin.: SMT XP Q[19] A[
19 Suppl, 19|       are schismatics, heretics, excommunicate, suspended or ~degraded
20 Suppl, 19|          schismatics, heretics, ~excommunicate, suspended or degraded have
21 Suppl, 20|        court an inferior ~cannot excommunicate or absolve his superior.
22 Suppl, 20|        can he empower another to excommunicate him. On the other ~hand,
23 Suppl, 21|         2) who has the power ~to excommunicate; (3) communication with
24 Suppl, 21|        Whether the Church should excommunicate anyone?~(3) Whether anyone
25 Suppl, 21|     declares that those who are ~excommunicate are deprived of - ~"os,
26 Suppl, 21|        Whether the Church should excommunicate anyone?~Aquin.: SMT XP Q[
27 Suppl, 21|          the Church ought not to excommunicate anyone, ~because excommunication
28 Suppl, 21|  Therefore the Church should not excommunicate.~Aquin.: SMT XP Q[21] A[
29 Suppl, 21|           the Church should ~not excommunicate anyone.~Aquin.: SMT XP Q[
30 Suppl, 21|         lawful for the Church to excommunicate for temporal injuries.~Aquin.:
31 Suppl, 21|          charity, the Church can excommunicate a man for having inflicted
32 Suppl, 21|     otherwise against him, must ~excommunicate him.~Aquin.: SMT XP Q[21]
33 Suppl, 22|           1/1 - OF THOSE WHO CAN EXCOMMUNICATE OR BE EXCOMMUNICATED (SIX
34 Suppl, 22|       now consider those who can excommunicate or be excommunicated. ~Under
35 Suppl, 22|         Whether every priest can excommunicate?~(2) Whether one who is
36 Suppl, 22|          who is not a priest can excommunicate?~(3) Whether one who is
37 Suppl, 22| excommunicated or suspended, can excommunicate?~(4) Whether anyone can
38 Suppl, 22|            4) Whether anyone can excommunicate himself, or an equal, or
39 Suppl, 22|         Whether every priest can excommunicate?~Aquin.: SMT XP Q[22] A[
40 Suppl, 22|       seem that every priest can excommunicate. For ~excommunication is
41 Suppl, 22|       Therefore every priest can excommunicate.~Aquin.: SMT XP Q[22] A[
42 Suppl, 22|      Therefore every priest ~can excommunicate his subjects.~Aquin.: SMT
43 Suppl, 22|    Consequently those ~alone can excommunicate who have jurisdiction in
44 Suppl, 22|          more common opinion can excommunicate, whereas parish ~priests
45 Suppl, 22|          the law allows them to ~excommunicate. Others, however, have maintained
46 Suppl, 22|         even parish priests ~can excommunicate: but the former opinion
47 Suppl, 22|   whereby a ~man is competent to excommunicate, can be called a key. It
48 Suppl, 22|        cases. Hence they ~cannot excommunicate, but they can absolve them
49 Suppl, 22|          who are not priests can excommunicate? ~Aquin.: SMT XP Q[22] A[
50 Suppl, 22|          are not priests cannot ~excommunicate. Because excommunication
51 Suppl, 22|            Therefore they cannot excommunicate.~Aquin.: SMT XP Q[22] A[
52 Suppl, 22|         Neither therefore can he excommunicate.~Aquin.: SMT XP Q[22] A[
53 Suppl, 22|        legates and bishops-elect excommunicate, ~and yet sometimes they
54 Suppl, 22|  Therefore not only priests can ~excommunicate.~Aquin.: SMT XP Q[22] A[
55 Suppl, 22|         a contentious court, can excommunicate.~Aquin.: SMT XP Q[22] A[
56 Suppl, 22|  excommunicated or suspended can excommunicate ~another?~Aquin.: SMT XP
57 Suppl, 22| excommunicated or suspended can ~excommunicate another. For such a one
58 Suppl, 22| excommunicated or ~suspended can excommunicate.~Aquin.: SMT XP Q[22] A[
59 Suppl, 22|          body of Christ ~than to excommunicate. But such persons can consecrate.
60 Suppl, 22|  consecrate. Therefore they ~can excommunicate.~Aquin.: SMT XP Q[22] A[
61 Suppl, 22|        is ~excommunicated cannot excommunicate another, since excommunication
62 Suppl, 22|    excommunicated person cannot ~excommunicate, and the same reason applies
63 Suppl, 22|      Para. 1/1~Whether a man can excommunicate himself, his equal, or his
64 Suppl, 22|        would seem that a man can excommunicate himself, his equal, or ~
65 Suppl, 22|         8). Therefore a man can ~excommunicate his superior.~Aquin.: SMT
66 Suppl, 22|      things. Therefore a man can excommunicate himself, ~his equal, or
67 Suppl, 22|       seems that a man ~may also excommunicate his superior, or his equal.~
68 Suppl, 22|           Therefore a man cannot excommunicate his superior, or his equal,
69 Suppl, 22|         consequently, no one can excommunicate either himself, or his superior, ~
70 Suppl, 22|      judgment on them, so as ~to excommunicate them again.~Aquin.: SMT
71 Suppl, 24|     belongs to the same power to excommunicate as to ~absolve from excommunication.
72 Suppl, 24|          inferior degree cannot ~excommunicate their subjects. Neither,
73 Suppl, 26|          1/1~On the contrary, To excommunicate is less than to grant indulgences.
74 Suppl, 27|         himself. thus no one can excommunicate ~himself. Therefore no one
75 Suppl, 27|         grant indulgences and to excommunicate belong to the ~same power.
76 Suppl, 27|          power. Now a man cannot excommunicate himself. Therefore he cannot ~
77 Suppl, 49|       Church, as though he were ~excommunicate. Therefore every such man
78 Suppl, 59|          sin were he to marry an excommunicate woman, and yet the ~marriage
 
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