Part, Question

 1   1, 3   |              does ~God. Proof of the minor - whatever things differ,
 2   2, 73  |          more ~does it ward off even minor ailments. And in this way
 3   2, 73  |         abundant justice checks even minor sins.~Aquin.: SMT FS Q[73]
 4   2, 47  |           practical matter, viz. the minor premiss, which must needs
 5   2, 62  |              for them to meddle with minor matters.~Aquin.: SMT SS
 6   2, 97  |            destroying a church, and ~minor excommunication for other
 7   2, 98  |              the same Church, but in minor orders; or a full dispensation ~
 8   2, 126 |             in the matter of certain minor ~hardships and these virtues
 9   2, 138 |           and perseverance are about minor hardships and toils, ~wherefore
10   3, 12  |           prove to someone else some minor truths at first, and afterwards
11   3, 67  |             2: In every commonwealth minor affairs are entrusted to
12   3, 72  |             allows priests to confer minor orders, ~which belong to
13 Suppl, 21|            of excommunication called minor*, by ~which man is not deprived
14 Suppl, 21|           suffrages of the Church. [*Minor ~excommunication is no longer
15 Suppl, 21|         sacraments, and this is the ~minor excommunication. Secondly,
16 Suppl, 21|           Para. 1/1~Reply OBJ 4: The minor excommunication does not
17 Suppl, 23| Excommunication is twofold: there is minor ~excommunication, which
18 Suppl, 23|            which case he ~incurs the minor excommunication.~Aquin.:
19 Suppl, 23|              one who has incurred a ~minor excommunication, so that
20 Suppl, 23|         Eucharist, since he incurs a minor ~excommunication. Therefore
21 Suppl, 24|              Anyone can absolve from minor excommunication who can ~
22 Suppl, 24|             poor man; (7) if he be a minor, an old man, or an ~invalid; (
23 Suppl, 28|             one would be admitted to minor orders by way of ~exception,
24 Suppl, 35|              sacred, but not in the ~minor, Orders. But this again
25 Suppl, 35|            should ~have received the minor Orders, because their respective
26 Suppl, 37|           humidity. Hence of all the minor orders the Order of ~acolytes
27 Suppl, 37|           than the acts of the other minor ~Orders, as is self-evident;
28 Suppl, 37|          case in all the acts of the minor Orders, that they can be
29 Suppl, 38|         Order. Now the conferring of minor Orders is ~entrusted to
30 Suppl, 38|        simple priest can confer the ~minor Orders and confirm; but
31 Suppl, 39|     difference, however, that in the minor orders the age of discretion ~
32 Suppl, 39|        without sin be ~raised to the minor orders before the years
33 Suppl, 53|            vow annuls ~marriage. The minor is proved as follows. It
34 Suppl, 53|              OBJ 4: Those who are in minor orders are not forbidden
35 Suppl, 55|     betrothal is void. If however, a minor, ~laboring under insensibility
36 Suppl, 66|         bishop, only as ~regards the minor orders, though some say
37 Suppl, 76|            identically the same. The minor is proved thus: That which
38 Suppl, 76|              same identical man. The minor can be proved in ~two ways.
39 Suppl, 79|             noble of the senses. The minor is proved thus: That which
40 Suppl, 79|           actual sense of sight. The minor is ~proved thus. Whenever
41 Suppl, 80|            be done by a miracle. The minor is proved thus. ~Suppose
42 Suppl, 80|            be done by a miracle. The minor is proved as follows: It
43 Suppl, 80|            be done by a miracle. The minor is proved thus. Supposing