Part, Question

 1   2, 103 |           Further, the erecting and consecrating of the altar were part of ~
 2   2, 98  |        money, not as the price for ~consecrating the Eucharist, or for singing
 3   3, 60  |           used determinate words in consecrating the ~sacrament of the Eucharist,
 4   3, 73  |           is made ~for receiving or consecrating the Eucharist. Consequently,
 5   3, 78  |              because the priest in ~consecrating uses these words, not as
 6   3, 78  |         words with the intention of consecrating this sacrament, ~this sacrament
 7   3, 78  |      however, ~would sin gravely in consecrating the sacrament thus, as he
 8   3, 78  |          our Lord used this form in consecrating, as is evident ~from Mt.
 9   3, 78  |           words they derived ~their consecrating power, by whatever priest
10   3, 78  |             If, then, the words for consecrating the bread ~were to produce
11   3, 78  |       several words in the form for consecrating the ~bread, the first of
12   3, 78  |         effect, until the words for consecrating Christ's blood are spoken.~
13   3, 78  |           the words are uttered for consecrating the ~bread, the consecrated
14   3, 78  |             idolatry. Therefore the consecrating words of the bread produce ~
15   3, 78  |            the words are spoken for consecrating the wine.~Aquin.: SMT TP
16   3, 78  |             two forms, ~namely, for consecrating the bread and the wine,
17   3, 78  |       various words in the form for consecrating the bread ~constitute the
18   3, 82  |            is lawful for the priest consecrating to refrain from ~communicating?~(
19   3, 82  |           so likewise the power of ~consecrating this sacrament on Christ'
20   3, 82  |              water. Accordingly the consecrating power is not merely in the
21   3, 82  |           But the power of a priest consecrating ~is not less than that of
22   3, 82  |         then, one is sufficient for consecrating, it seems that several ~
23   3, 82  |             with those who received consecrating power from our ~Lord at
24   3, 82  |          use it, just as the bishop consecrating the chrism is ~not anointed
25   3, 82  |     blessing is not efficacious for consecrating this ~sacrament, since it
26   3, 82  |       Church, received the power of consecrating the ~Eucharist through being
27   3, 82  |            unity he remains; but in consecrating the ~sacrament he speaks
28   3, 82  |        except he have the power of ~consecrating. But the priest "who has
29   3, 82  |           degraded has no power of ~consecrating, although he has the power
30   3, 82  |             the priest the power of consecrating. Therefore he can take it ~
31   3, 82  |          loses either the power of ~consecrating, or the use of such power.
32   3, 82  |           has not lost the power of consecrating, and so the degraded priest
33   3, 82  |           answer that, The power of consecrating the Eucharist belongs to
34   3, 82  |            clear that the power of ~consecrating is not lost by degradation.
35   3, 82  |            to refrain entirely from consecrating ~the Eucharist?~Aquin.:
36   3, 82  |           to refrain entirely from ~consecrating the Eucharist. Because,
37   3, 82  |            refrain ~altogether from consecrating, except he be bound to do
38   3, 82  |             sacrament is offered by consecrating. Hence, it is not lawful
39   3, 83  |        sufficient of themselves for consecrating this sacrament: which is ~
40   3, 83  |           never consecrated without consecrating the altar. Yet sometimes
41   3, 83  |       matter with the ~intention of consecrating, then, without every one
42   3, 83  |         through ~the Gospel. But in consecrating this sacrament words are
43   3, 83  |            His eyes to heaven while consecrating this sacrament: and ~similarly
44   3, 83  |           crosses are made, one in ~consecrating the body, the other in consecrating
45   3, 83  | consecrating the body, the other in consecrating the blood; each time ~while
46   3, 83  |             purpose of blessing and consecrating, but only for ~calling to
47   3, 83  |        statute, whereby ~the priest consecrating must communicate of his
48   3, 83  |            and begin over again the consecrating words of the ~blood. But
49   3, 83  |          blood, the proper order of consecrating would not be ~observed;
50 Suppl, 17|             character, the power of consecrating, and the power of the ~keys
51 Suppl, 17|             body. Now the ~power of consecrating Christ's true body is but
52 Suppl, 17|           Reply OBJ 3: The power of consecrating is directed to only one
53 Suppl, 26|           but assistants, hence, in consecrating ~priests the bishop says: "
54 Suppl, 31|         matter surpasses the act of consecrating the ~matter, since the former
55 Suppl, 37|              dispensing, but not by consecrating, for this is done by the
56 Suppl, 50|            parties sin; just as by ~consecrating after breaking one's fast