Part, Question

 1   1, 21  |           justice. But God cannot remit ~what appertains to His
 2   1, 21  |        though it does not totally remit, yet somewhat alleviates,
 3   2, 62  |          cannot do this he should remit him for judgment by a higher
 4   2, 65  |          4) Whether he can justly remit the punishment?~Aquin.:
 5   2, 65  |    Whether the judge can lawfully remit the punishment?~Aquin.:
 6   2, 65  |       that the judge can lawfully remit the punishment. ~For it
 7   2, 65  |          judge also may ~lawfully remit the punishment to one who
 8   2, 65  |           the power of a judge to remit such ~punishment, since
 9   2, 65  |       commonwealth, ~can lawfully remit the punishment to a guilty
10   2, 65  |           Therefore He is free to remit ~the punishment, especially
11   2, 65  |        Him. He does not, however, remit the punishment, ~except
12   2, 65  |           3: If the judge were to remit punishment inordinately,
13   2, 66  |           the sovereign could not remit this ~punishment, nor on
14   2, 66  |         the Pope seemingly cannot remit, according to a ~statement
15   2, 172 |          God is more inclined ~to remit punishment than to withdraw
16   2, 187 |          a less useful vow cannot remit a more useful one. Now ~
17   3, 47  |          shown, for He would ~not remit sin without penalty: and
18   3, 69  |       Therefore Baptism does not ~remit the debt of punishment.~
19   3, 69  |            But the sovereign may ~remit the penalty to such like
20   3, 70  |         Therefore neither did it ~remit original sin.~Aquin.: SMT
21   3, 70  |           the ~only effect was to remit sin. The Master holds this
22   3, 84  |        from sin is the same as to remit sin. But God ~alone remits
23   3, 84  |           neither does he say: "I remit thy sins."~Aquin.: SMT TP
24 Suppl, 5 |           never be so great as to remit the whole punishment. ~Aquin.:
25 Suppl, 8 |         has a natural aptitude to remit sins, just as ~the beating
26 Suppl, 8 |          which are of a nature to remit punishment, the less there ~
27 Suppl, 17|      kingdom is also the power to remit the debt of temporal ~punishment,
28 Suppl, 17|          all three Divine Persons remit sins. Now the priest, ~through
29 Suppl, 17|          OBJ 5: All three Persons remit sins in the same way as
30 Suppl, 18|           2) Whether a priest can remit sin as to the punishment?~(
31 Suppl, 18|          Neither therefore can he remit sins as to their guilt.~
32 Suppl, 18|          1/1~Whether a priest can remit sin as to the punishment?~
33 Suppl, 18|         seem that a priest cannot remit sin as to the ~punishment.
34 Suppl, 18|    Therefore the priest ~does not remit the punishment in any way.~
35 Suppl, 18|       Therefore the priest cannot remit any part of it.~Aquin.:
36 Suppl, 18|          priest ~would be able to remit the entire punishment due
37 Suppl, 18|        Further, the priest cannot remit sin either as to the guilt [*
38 Suppl, 18|            If therefore he cannot remit ~sin as to the temporal
39 Suppl, 18| punishment, he would be unable to remit sin in any ~way, which is
40 Suppl, 18|        OBJ 1: The priest does not remit the entire temporal punishment, ~
41 Suppl, 18|   according to his own judgment, ~remit the punishment, either wholly
42 Suppl, 18|          Now if the priest ~could remit and impose as much as he
43 Suppl, 18|           own authority, He could remit the punishment wholly or
44 Suppl, 25|         Whether an indulgence can remit any part of the punishment
45 Suppl, 25|         that an indulgence cannot remit any part of the ~punishment
46 Suppl, 25|        seems that no mere man can remit the debt of ~punishment
47 Suppl, 25|       pardoned." But Christ could remit the punishment of a sin
48 Suppl, 25|           has that power can only remit some ~fixed part of the
49 Suppl, 25|            1/1~OBJ 5: Further, to remit a man's punishment beyond
50 Suppl, 25|          amount to the same as to remit it without reason; because
51 Suppl, 25|   indulgence cannot without cause remit a man's punishment either
52 Suppl, 25|         were to say to anyone: "I remit to all ~the punishment you
53 Suppl, 25|          it seems that he cannot ~remit anything beyond the just
54 Suppl, 26|          OBJ 2: Further, none can remit punishments fixed by law,
55 Suppl, 26|      Therefore the Pope alone can remit these ~punishments, since
56 Suppl, 27|          Nor again do indulgences remit the punishment enjoined
57 Suppl, 30|         Extreme Unction does ~not remit the stain without contrition,
58 Suppl, 30|     without ~Unction; nor does it remit the punishment, for if the
59 Suppl, 52|        competency of our will to ~remit a debt that is due to us,
60 Suppl, 62|          husband cannot entirely ~remit the punishment, unless amendment
61 Suppl, 75|      because God can of His mercy remit the punishment which one ~