Part, Question

 1   2, 79  |          pleasure in ~torturing the invalid, if he did not intend to
 2   2, 79  |          did not intend to heal the invalid when he ~prescribes a bitter
 3   2, 37  |              and if they do, it is ~invalid.~Aquin.: SMT SS Q[39] A[
 4   2, 86  |         which is not done aright is invalid without being ~annulled
 5   2, 86  |             for their vows then are invalid, as stated ~above.~Aquin.:
 6   2, 187 |           his marriage would not be invalid, as it would be after his ~
 7   3, 60  |          sacrament is ~not rendered invalid by addition or subtraction
 8   3, 60  |        seems that the ~sacrament is invalid: because he seems not to
 9   3, 60  |       sacrament is clearly rendered invalid. Now it is clear, if any ~
10   3, 60  |      consequently the sacrament ~is invalid. Wherefore Didymus says (
11   3, 60  |         Ghost, "his baptism will be invalid." ~But if that which is
12   3, 60  |          cause the ~sacrament to be invalid; although perhaps he who
13   3, 60  |       addition makes ~the sacrament invalid. But if the addition be
14   3, 60  |           sacrament is not rendered invalid. Nor does it ~matter whether
15   3, 60  |      therefore render the sacrament invalid: whereas if the addition, "
16   3, 64  |        sacraments, the sacrament is invalid; for instance, if the required ~
17   3, 64  |           wanting, the sacrament is invalid; ~for instance, if the due
18   3, 64  |             should be pronounced as invalid.~Aquin.: SMT TP Q[64] A[
19   3, 64  |      respect the sacrament would be invalid through want of intention.~
20   3, 64  |              which the sacrament is invalid: and that this defect in
21   3, 64  |            faith, the ~sacrament is invalid.~Aquin.: SMT TP Q[64] A[
22   3, 64  |            by rendering them either invalid or less holy." ~Aquin.:
23   3, 64  |         perverse, the sacrament is ~invalid.~Aquin.: SMT TP Q[64] A[
24   3, 66  |       regard to a sacrament, it is ~invalid; save by special dispensation
25 Suppl, 20|            in materia turpi" to be ~invalid.]~Aquin.: SMT XP Q[20] A[
26 Suppl, 24|           minor, an old man, or an ~invalid; (8) if there be a deadly
27 Suppl, 35| consecration or absolution ~will be invalid, and the Church will be
28 Suppl, 39|           is unlawful, although not invalid, ~for homicides to be raised
29 Suppl, 45|            have since been declared invalid by the Council ~of Trent (
30 Suppl, 47|      condition is verified, ~and is invalid if the condition is not
31 Suppl, 47|          blessings, the marriage is invalid, as we have ~also said in
32 Suppl, 48|          observed, the sacrament is invalid. Now the intention of the ~
33 Suppl, 49|              the ~marriage would be invalid. Taking "faith" and "offspring"
34 Suppl, 50|            marriage make a marriage invalid, wherefore they are said
35 Suppl, 50|    contracted, by ~rendering it not invalid but unlawful. And if it
36 Suppl, 52|             is not thereby rendered invalid. It is therefore ~evident
37 Suppl, 58|        reason, the marriage will be invalid.~Aquin.: SMT XP Q[58] A[