Part, Question

 1   1, 4   |           based upon agreement or communication ~in form, it varies according
 2   1, 4   |    according to the many modes of communication in form. ~Some things are
 3   1, 23  |           1/1~Reply OBJ 1: If the communication of the divine goodness in
 4   1, 23  |            But if we consider the communication of this or ~that particular
 5   1, 27  |          in God is only by way of communication of the ~divine nature. Therefore,
 6   1, 27  |          is the only principle of communication of nature, ~procession in
 7   1, 30  |          as the principle of its ~communication to another. The opposition
 8   1, 118 |      nature has a virtue for the ~communication of its form to alien matter
 9   2, 28  |            But zeal is opposed to communication; since it seems an ~effect
10   2, 28  |           the perfection of this ~communication, becomes hateful. Thus zeal
11   2, 10  |          Para. 1/4~I answer that, Communication with a particular person
12   2, 10  |       withdraws the faithful from communication with certain unbelievers.~
13   2, 22  |           founded on some kind of communication.~Aquin.: SMT SS Q[23] A[
14   2, 22  |     Accordingly, since there is a communication between man and God, ~inasmuch
15   2, 22  |       needs be based on this same communication, of which it is written (
16   2, 22  |       love which is based on this communication, is charity: ~wherefore
17   2, 22  |         to this life there ~is no communication or fellowship between us
18   3, 2   |            by equivocation," i.e. communication of names, ~inasmuch as we
19   3, 3   |     Incarnation, there results a ~communication of the properties belonging
20   3, 75  |         further on: "The bread of communication is not simple bread, but
21 Suppl, 21|      power ~to excommunicate; (3) communication with excommunicated persons; (
22 Suppl, 23|           23] Out. Para. 1/1 - OF COMMUNICATION WITH EXCOMMUNICATED PERSONS (
23 Suppl, 23|    ARTICLES)~We must now consider communication with those who are excommunicated. ~
24 Suppl, 23|  impossible without ~some sort of communication. Therefore it is lawful
25 Suppl, 23|          certain matters wherein ~communication is lawful, viz. in those
26 Suppl, 23|       precept of charity to ~hold communication, the prohibition ceases,
27 Suppl, 26|          the first nor the second communication is called ~an indulgence,
28 Suppl, 26|         Church; whereas the third communication frees man even ~from this
29 Suppl, 34|           the sacraments and the ~communication thereof, which are the cause
30 Suppl, 34|           it is intended. Now the communication of divine things, which
31 Suppl, 34|           is a kind of universal ~communication. Wherefore in the other
32 Suppl, 49|     matrimony, so also should the communication of works.~Aquin.: SMT XP
33 Suppl, 54| propinquity ~based on the natural communication by the act of procreation
34 Suppl, 54|            Ethic. ~viii, 12) this communication is threefold. one corresponds
35 Suppl, 69|          are utterly cut off from communication with the living. For ~according
36 Suppl, 71|           outside civic life, the communication of the ~spiritual life is
37 Suppl, 71|           pertain ~chiefly to the communication of charity, or to the directing
38 Suppl, 87|           in Him by reason of His communication with the Father: and ~therefore