Part, Question

 1   2, 32  |      alternately displeased and reconciled?" From ~these words we gather
 2   2, 114 |        life unless first he be ~reconciled to God, through his sin
 3   2, 114 |     satisfaction to him and is ~reconciled.~Aquin.: SMT FS Q[114] A[
 4   3, 22  |    Divine Nature." Moreover, He reconciled the human race to God, ~
 5   3, 26  |    Christ, through Whom men are reconciled to God, according to 2 Cor. ~
 6   3, 26  |   inasmuch as, by His death, He reconciled the human race to God. Hence
 7   3, 26  |        Mediator, inasmuch as He reconciled us ~to God: and this He
 8   3, 31  |       up to God, to whom we are reconciled by cleansing ~and expiating.
 9   3, 47  |     written (Rm. 5:10): "We are reconciled to God by the death of ~
10   3, 48  |         but in so far as we are reconciled with God ~it acts by way
11   3, 49  |         Whether we were thereby reconciled with God?~(5) Whether heaven'
12   3, 49  |        s power, inasmuch as it ~reconciled us with God, as shall be
13   3, 49  |       Para. 1/1~Whether we were reconciled to God through Christ's
14   3, 49  |     would seem that we were not reconciled to God through Christ's ~
15   3, 49  |     appear, then, ~that we were reconciled to God through Christ's
16   3, 49  |        says (Rm. 5:10): "We are reconciled to God ~by the death of
17   3, 49  |      Christ is not said to have reconciled us with God, as if ~God
18   3, 57  |      that contrary elements are reconciled; so that in the state of
19   3, 61  |       we were ~enemies, we were reconciled to God by the death of His
20   3, 61  |      His Son: much more, ~being reconciled, shall we be saved by His
21   3, 68  |       another and of not being ~reconciled to one's neighbor, is a
22   3, 80  |       their sins and ~have been reconciled to the Church; because after
23   3, 80  |        die shortly, let ~him be reconciled by imposition of hands,
24   3, 83  |   shedding of blood or seed are reconciled: ~because some machination
25 Suppl, 8 |    sacraments man must needs be reconciled not ~only to God, but also
26 Suppl, 8 |        Church. Now he cannot be reconciled to the ~Church, unless the
27 Suppl, 8 |          command, he is not yet reconciled to the Church, so as to
28 Suppl, 8 |         nor does he need to be ~reconciled to the Church. Consequently
29 Suppl, 12| satisfaction is that one may be reconciled to the person ~offended.
30 Suppl, 38|       has fallen into heresy is reconciled ~he is not reconsecrated.
31 Suppl, 62|          6) Whether they can be reconciled after being divorced?~Aquin.:
32 Suppl, 62|         sixth is if he has been reconciled to her by having carnal ~
33 Suppl, 62|         husband and wife may be reconciled after being divorced?~Aquin.:
34 Suppl, 62|     husband and wife may not be reconciled after ~being divorced. For
35 Suppl, 62|         cannot ~subsequently be reconciled.~Aquin.: SMT XP Q[62] A[
36 Suppl, 62|        allowable for them to be reconciled, the ~husband would seem
37 Suppl, 62|         if it were lawful to be reconciled to an adulterous ~wife,
38 Suppl, 62|        cannot ~compel him to be reconciled, since the divorce has been
39 Suppl, 62|     Therefore she may nowise be reconciled.~Aquin.: SMT XP Q[62] A[
40 Suppl, 62|     husband ~is not bound to be reconciled to his wife, because she
41 Suppl, 62|         remain unmarried, or be reconciled to her husband."~Aquin.:
42 Suppl, 62|      the same reason, he can be reconciled to her ~after divorce.~Aquin.:
43 Suppl, 62|          her husband may become reconciled to her; but if she ~remain
44 Suppl, 67|       for a divorced wife to be reconciled to her husband, unless ~