Part, Question

 1   1, 21  |            what the divine goodness confers; because between creatures ~
 2   1, 23  |           Further, the benefits God confers upon men are revealed by
 3   2, 57  |          reasons: first, because it confers aptness ~in doing good;
 4   2, 57  |         because besides aptness, it confers the right ~use of it. The
 5   2, 57  |             as charity or justice, ~confers the right use of these speculative
 6   2, 57  |        conferring the use. ~But art confers the mere aptness for good
 7   2, 57  |          appetite; whereas prudence confers not only aptness for a good
 8   2, 61  |           such like virtue not only confers the ~faculty of doing well,
 9   2, 61  |        appetite: because ~it merely confers the faculty of doing well
10   2, 29  |           gratis. Now no benefactor confers a ~benefit equal to that
11   2, 37  |         whatever in the person who ~confers the sacrament.~Aquin.: SMT
12   2, 61  |        respect of ~persons if a man confers ecclesiastical dignity or
13   2, 98  |            both himself and others, confers Orders ~unlawfully: wherefore
14   2, 104 |           another's, so too, no man confers a favor on himself, ~he
15   2, 171 |            Now the gift of prophecy confers on the human mind something
16   2, 182 |           actions, but that he also confers this on others."~Aquin.:
17   3, 38  |      something from the ~baptism or confers something on the baptism.
18   3, 45  |          for just as in ~baptism He confers innocence, signified by
19   3, 62  |           Whether sacramental grace confers anything in addition to
20   3, 62  |           Whether sacramental grace confers anything in addition to
21   3, 62  |        seems that sacramental grace confers nothing in addition to ~
22   3, 62  |        therefore, sacramental grace confers anything in ~addition to
23   3, 62  |      contrary, If sacramental grace confers nothing in addition to the ~
24   3, 62  |        seems that sacramental grace confers something ~in addition to
25   3, 62  |             that ~sacramental grace confers something in addition to
26   3, 62  |       revealed grace." But Baptism ~confers grace now. Therefore circumcision
27   3, 63  |           the ~recipients, since it confers on man the power to receive
28   3, 63  |   Priesthood, from the fact that it confers on him some effect thereof.
29   3, 64  |             the sacrament which ~he confers: for instance, he may believe
30   3, 64  |          the very sacrament that he confers, although he believe that
31   3, 65  |     sacrament of the New Law, which confers ~grace: yet it belongs to
32   3, 66  |              viz. the minister who ~confers the sacrament outwardly.
33   3, 67  |           the chrism; he it is that confers the ecclesiastical orders, ~
34   3, 67  |             1~OBJ 2: Further, a man confers the sacrament of Baptism
35   3, 67  |             but that the Holy Ghost confers the grace of ~Baptism, though
36   3, 72  |             but in ~Confirmation He confers an increase of grace. In
37   3, 72  |             its own, and because it confers ~incorruptibility: hence
38   3, 72  |             but in Confirmation ~He confers an increase of grace."~Aquin.:
39   3, 79  |         Reply OBJ 2: This sacrament confers grace spiritually together
40   3, 84  |       signify the holiness which it confers." Now it is ~evident that
41   3, 84  |              e.g. in Baptism, which confers full remission of all ~sins,
42   3, 84  |             Extreme Unction, which ~confers perfect spiritual health
43   3, 90  |           Reply OBJ 2: Satisfaction confers grace, in so far as it is
44 Suppl, 14|      satisfaction. Moreover Baptism confers justification ~in virtue
45 Suppl, 19|              Hence He says that God confers the sacraments even through ~
46 Suppl, 29| Nevertheless since Extreme ~Unction confers grace and remission of sins,
47 Suppl, 29|       reason is that this sacrament confers a plenitude of ~grace, so
48 Suppl, 30|            sacrament of the New Law confers grace. Now grace effects ~
49 Suppl, 34|            of Order, which power he confers, in so ~far as it is derived,
50 Suppl, 35|            another, because Baptism confers on man the passive power
51 Suppl, 38|            1~Whether a bishop alone confers the sacrament of Order?~
52 Suppl, 38|         seem that not only a bishop confers the sacrament of ~Order.
53 Suppl, 38|        Therefore not only a bishop ~confers the sacrament of Order.~
54 Suppl, 38|       Therefore not only the bishop confers the sacrament of ~Order.~
55 Suppl, 42|           committed?~(3) Whether it confers grace?~(4) Whether carnal
56 Suppl, 42|         Para. 1/1~Whether matrimony confers grace?~Aquin.: SMT XP Q[
57 Suppl, 42|       Further, every sacrament that confers grace confers it by virtue ~
58 Suppl, 42|        sacrament that confers grace confers it by virtue ~of its matter
59 Suppl, 56|            Mother. Now while he who confers the ~sacrament stands in
60 Suppl, 68|         copied from Divine. Now God confers ~natural goods equally on
61 Suppl, 87|            them to the Father, ~and confers on men things which belong