Part, Question
1 2, 47 | jokes, or take part in a feast, nor when they are ~prosperous
2 2, 68 | is worthy of note in this feast of Job's sons, that ~by
3 2, 102 | unleavened bread, when we feast on the unleavened ~bread
4 2, 102 | There ~was a continual feast, since the lamb was sacrificed
5 2, 102 | evening: and this continual feast of an abiding sacrifice
6 2, 102 | the ~moon; wherefore this feast was kept at the new moon:
7 2, 102 | people. For ~there was the feast of the "Passover" in the
8 2, 102 | delivered out of Egypt. The feast of "Pentecost" ~was celebrated
9 2, 102 | the seventh month was the feast of "Trumpets," in memory ~
10 2, 102 | horns which they blew. The feast of ~Trumpets was a kind
11 2, 102 | themselves to ~keep the following feast which was kept on the tenth
12 2, 102 | tenth day. This was the ~feast of "Expiation," in memory
13 2, 102 | calf. After this ~was the feast of "Scenopegia" or of "Tents,"
14 2, 102 | tents. Hence during this feast ~they had to take "the fruits
15 2, 102 | On the eighth day another feast was observed, of ~"Assembly
16 2, 102 | preaching and miracles. The feast of Pentecost signified the
17 2, 102 | Ghost on the apostles. The feast of Trumpets signified the ~
18 2, 102 | preaching of the apostles. The feast of Expiation signified the
19 2, 102 | people from sins: and the feast of Tabernacles signified ~
20 2, 102 | advancing in virtue. ~The feast of Assembly or Congregation
21 2, 102 | of heaven: wherefore this feast is described as ~"most holy" (
22 2, 102 | according to 1 Cor. 5:8: "Let us feast . . . ~with the unleavened
23 2, 103 | us ~by Christ. Hence the feast of the Passover gave place
24 2, 103 | Passover gave place to the feast of ~Christ's Passion and
25 2, 103 | Passion and Resurrection: the feast of Pentecost when the Old ~
26 2, 103 | Old ~Law was given, to the feast of Pentecost on which was
27 2, 103 | the living spirit: the feast of the New Moon, to Lady
28 2, 103 | the fulness of grace: the ~feast of Trumpets, to the feasts
29 2, 103 | feasts of the Apostles: the feast of Expiation, ~to the feasts
30 2, 103 | Martyrs and Confessors: the feast of Tabernacles, to the ~
31 2, 103 | of Tabernacles, to the ~feast of the Church Dedication:
32 2, 103 | the Church Dedication: the feast of the Assembly and Collection, ~
33 2, 103 | Assembly and Collection, ~to feast of the Angels, or else to
34 2, 103 | the Angels, or else to the feast of All Hallows.~Aquin.:
35 2, 108 | celebration of some particular feast. ~Therefore the New Law
36 2, 9 | her own day ~prepares a feast, because she overcomes the
37 2, 29 | But, when thou makest a feast, call the poor, the ~maimed,"
38 2, 73 | mind is like a continual feast." Wherefore he that ~disturbs
39 2, 110 | that Assuerus "made a great feast . . . that he ~might show
40 2, 120 | follows that to sin on a feast day is ~more against this
41 2, 145 | particularly requisite before the feast of Easter, when sins are
42 2, 145 | immediately before the Paschal feast; and for the ~same reason,
43 2, 145 | ready to keep the coming feast devoutly. Again it is ~the
44 3, 2 | be born of a ~Virgin" [*Feast of the Circumcision, Ant.
45 3, 27 | The Church celebrates the feast of our Lady's Nativity. ~
46 3, 27 | has been stated above, no feast is celebrated ~except of
47 3, 27 | saint. But some keep the feast of the Conception of the ~
48 3, 27 | churches that do keep that feast, wherefore this is not to
49 3, 27 | the celebration of this feast does not give us ~to understand
50 3, 27 | she was sanctified, the feast of her Sanctification, rather ~
51 3, 27 | Sanctification, rather ~than the feast of her Conception, is kept
52 3, 30 | thee a message from God" [*Feast of Purification B.V.M. ix
53 3, 30 | was filled with fear" [*Feast of Annunciation, B.V.M.
54 3, 31 | is said in the collect (Feast of the ~Annunciation) that
55 3, 36 | on which day is kept the feast of the ~Epiphany. For if
56 3, 43 | into wine at ~the marriage feast?~Aquin.: SMT TP Q[43] A[
57 3, 43 | into wine at the marriage feast. For we read in the book
58 3, 43 | into wine at the marriage feast took ~place in the thirtieth
59 3, 43 | before that of the marriage feast.~Aquin.: SMT TP Q[43] A[
60 3, 46 | taken as meaning the whole feast of the Jews, which lasted
61 3, 66 | sacrificed; therefore let us feast." And ~forasmuch as man
62 3, 66 | which is commemorated in the Feast ~of the Epiphany. Therefore
63 3, 66 | should be celebrated at the ~Feast of the Epiphany rather than
64 3, 66 | when the celebration of the Feast of the ~Holy Ghost begins;
65 3, 73 | sacrificed; therefore let us feast . . . with the unleavened
66 3, 74 | sacrificed: therefore let us feast . . . with the unleavened ~
67 3, 83 | for ~instance, one for the feast, and another for a fast
68 3, 83 | Acts 2:15); or, as when no feast is kept, ~at the hour of
69 Suppl, 64| possibly gain strength on a feast ~day. Therefore the remedy
70 Suppl, 64| should not be demanded on ~feast days is because they are
71 Suppl, 64| To ask for the debt on a feast day is not a circumstance ~
72 Suppl, 64| asking for the debt on a feast day. It is however a more
73 Suppl, 64| debt is more unbecoming on feast ~days than the celebration
74 Suppl, 71| the Mass ~[*Postcommunion, Feast of St. Andrew, Apostle]: "
75 Suppl, 73| battle, and ~called to the feast; and those who rise again
76 Suppl, 73| Wis. 5:21), and to the feast of everlasting ~solemnity.~
77 Suppl, 93| blessed Sylvester, whose feast the Church does not solemnize
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