Part, Question

 1   2, 65 |     the property of an exempt ~monastery. But if an exempt person
 2   2, 69 |        the cause ~of their own monastery, if the abbot direct them
 3   2, 86 |         a man vows to enter ~a monastery, the monks of which refuse
 4   2, 86 |      man has vowed to enter a ~monastery, he must endeavor to the
 5   2, 86 |         just as the abbot of a monastery, who nevertheless ~is not
 6   2, 98 |       as price for ~entering a monastery: but, in the case of small
 7   2, 98 |         while entrance to the ~monastery is free, to accept something
 8   2, 98 |        to be received into the monastery, if its revenues are ~insufficient.
 9   2, 98 |      easier in admitting to a ~monastery a person who has proved
10   2, 98 |     proved his regard for that monastery by the ~generosity of his
11   2, 98 |        a person's regard for a monastery by means of temporal benefits, ~
12   2, 98 |        be induced to enter the monastery; although ~it is unlawful
13   2, 98 | something for entrance into a ~monastery (I, qu. ii, cap. Quam pio).~
14   2, 98 |  person obtains admission to a monastery by ~simony, and there takes
15   2, 98 |  simoniacally ~admitted into a monastery, they must quit: and if
16   2, 98 |        be ~expelled from their monastery without hope of return,
17   2, 159|      by the common rule of the monastery"; the ~sixth is "to believe
18   2, 160|      by the common rule of the monastery," to which is ~opposed "
19   2, 182|    Monach., Ep. cxxv): "In the monastery so live as to deserve to
20   2, 182|        out his salvation in ~a monastery or under some canonical
21   2, 182|        free entrance into the ~monastery."~Aquin.: SMT SS Q[184]
22   2, 182|     after long residence ~in a monastery attain to the order of clerics,
23   2, 182|      himself: "So ~live in the monastery as to deserve to be a clerk."~
24   2, 183|        sin, and confined in a ~monastery that he may do penance,
25   2, 183|      works of perfection ~in a monastery.~Aquin.: SMT SS Q[185] A[
26   2, 183|      after long residence in a monastery ~attain to the order of
27   2, 184|        is counseled to enter a monastery which is described as ~"
28   2, 184|    worse than those who in the monastery have fallen."~
29   2, 185|      dwelling with them in the monastery, or if by chance a brother
30   2, 185|        the monastic rule in ~a monastery. But this does not prevent
31   2, 185|    manual work, can all in the monastery do this? And ~since all
32   2, 185|      if they have endowed ~the monastery with the goods they possessed,
33   2, 185|      on the alms ~given to the monastery. Hence Augustine says (De
34   2, 186| superior and in favor of one's monastery, as ~stated in the same
35   2, 186|         They are richer in the monastery than ~they had been in the
36   2, 186|      to him for the use of the monastery, he being ~solicitous for
37   2, 186|      for the common use of the monastery. Therefore it would seem
38   2, 186|      fear the superior of the ~monastery as God, love him as a father."
39   2, 187|     however, bind himself to a monastery or abbot; nor did he commit ~
40   2, 187|    bound by law to dwell in a ~monastery and renounce his cure. However,
41   2, 187|       means be admitted into a monastery, when they ~seek admittance,
42   2, 187|    work out his salvation in a monastery or under some canonical ~
43   2, 187|       soul to pass ~to another monastery on account of a stricter
44   2, 187|      Monach.): "So live in the monastery as to deserve ~to become
45   3, 83 |       use ~of brethren in some monastery: but on no account are they