Part, Question

 1   2, 63  |        says in his sermon to the monks: "If the will ~contradicts
 2   2, 64  |          their own, such as both monks and clerics ~who in considerable
 3   2, 69  |          account of religion, as monks and ~clerics, while others
 4   2, 69  |  Wherefore ~it is unfitting that monks or priests should be advocates
 5   2, 69  |         of their own church, and monks in the cause ~of their own
 6   2, 84  |        Further, in many parishes monks have a share in the oblations. ~
 7   2, 84  |        distinct from the case of monks," as Jerome ~states [*Ep.
 8   2, 84  |         2 Para. 1/1~Reply OBJ 2: Monks or other religious may receive
 9   2, 86  |          enter ~a monastery, the monks of which refuse to receive
10   2, 182 |        religious (whom he ~calls monks or {therapeutai}, i.e. servants
11   2, 182 |    regrettable, were we to exalt monks to such a disastrous degree
12   2, 182 |           God's ~servants," i.e. monks, "must not be allowed to
13   2, 182 |        souls by office, as many ~monks and canons regular have,
14   2, 182 |         Augustine there compares monks with clerics as regards
15   2, 182 |             With regard to those monks who after long residence ~
16   2, 184 |          are the worst class of ~monks, because through providing
17   2, 185 |    command addressed to all that monks shall not hear confessions ~
18   2, 185 |         i, can. Nemo potest. Now monks are bound to keep ~consistently
19   2, 185 |        than of love, assert that monks though they be ~dead to
20   2, 185 |  Benedict the saintly teacher of monks forbid this in any way," ~
21   2, 185 |       from the usefulness of the monks, when he adds at the end
22   2, 185 |          said to be unlawful for monks and other ~religious to
23   2, 185 |         the fact of their ~being monks does not give monks the
24   2, 185 |        being monks does not give monks the power to do these things,
25   2, 185 |         Council of Nicea forbids monks ~to claim the power of exercising
26   2, 185 |       the ground of their being ~monks, but it does not forbid
27   2, 185 |        But this does not prevent monks and other religious from ~
28   2, 185 |        it is unlawful for either monks or ~clerics to carry on
29   2, 185 |         1 Para. 1/1~Reply OBJ 1: Monks are forbidden to occupy
30   2, 185 |        he speaks against certain monks who declared ~it to be unlawful
31   2, 186 |         to canons regular as ~to monks, according to Extra, De
32   2, 186 | separated from the fellowship of monks": and the same ~would seem
33   2, 186 |         same judgment applies to monks and to all other ~religious,
34   2, 186 |           canons regular" as "to monks," but that it applies "in
35   2, 186 |          from the fellowship of ~monks," goes on to say: "Nevertheless
36   2, 186 |        are not bound to all that monks are bound.~Aquin.: SMT SS
37   2, 187 |       Further, the profession of monks is stricter than that of
38   2, 187 |      Religious orders whether of monks or of canons regular are ~
39   2, 187 |  supposing the members to be lay monks, to pass from the monastic ~
40   2, 187 |           iii). If, however, the monks be clerics devoting ~themselves
41   3, 80  |    perpetrated in monasteries of monks; ~wherefore we command that
42   3, 83  |      layman; but let ~clerics or monks, deacons and priests, do
43 Suppl, 8 |    decreed ~that priests, who as monks imitate the ex. ample of
44 Suppl, 8 |          absolve from sins." Now monks are not the proper priests
45 Suppl, 8 |     Gregory is speaking of those monks who have jurisdiction, ~
46 Suppl, 8 |         very fact that they were monks, they could not absolve
47 Suppl, 34|        is a ~sacrament, for both monks and abbots are blessed,
48 Suppl, 36|       Fathers that some who were monks ~were raised to the priesthood,