Part, Question

 1   2, 61  |            this burden on us we may devote ~ourselves to the study
 2   2, 66  |             each ~individual should devote himself, and to what extent."
 3   2, 80  |           Devotion is derived from "devote" [*The Latin 'devovere' ~
 4   2, 80  |             devout" who, in ~a way, devote themselves to God, so as
 5   2, 87  |            since they ought then to devote themselves to spiritual
 6   2, 99  |         religion. But if we cannot ~devote ourselves to their service
 7   2, 180 |             burden ~upon us we must devote ourselves to the research
 8   2, 183 |            burden upon ~us, we must devote ourselves to the research
 9   2, 183 |             bishop's state that ~he devote himself to the care of his
10   2, 184 |        renounce wealth ~in order to devote oneself to the contemplation
11   2, 185 |           own life." Now ~religious devote themselves in a special
12   2, 185 |       spiritual works to which they devote themselves.~Aquin.: SMT
13   2, 185 |            2~Reply OBJ 3: A man may devote himself in two ways to all
14   2, 185 |               Accordingly those who devote themselves publicly to the
15   2, 185 |         secondly, because those who devote themselves to such works
16   2, 185 |           the other hand, those who devote themselves to such works
17   2, 185 |         faithful. Thirdly, if they ~devote themselves to the study
18   2, 185 |             humblest duties, and to devote oneself to the lowliest
19   2, 185 |             seek alms that they may devote themselves to the study
20   2, 186 |         charity to which a ~man may devote himself; and there are also
21   2, 186 |            OBJ 1: The obligation to devote oneself wholly to God's
22   2, 186 |   contemplative life which seeks to devote itself to God ~alone belongs
23   2, 186 |           however, none be found to devote themselves gratuitously
24   2, 186 |             it becomes religious to devote ~themselves chiefly to the
25   2, 186 |       religious orders, which is to devote oneself to the service ~
26   2, 186 |              Dei xix, 19), "we must devote ~ourselves to the contemplation
27   2, 187 |            all his sins ~that a man devote himself wholly to the divine
28   2, 187 |          bound by perpetual vow ~to devote themselves to the divine
29   3, 9   |        perfectly, since He did ~not devote Himself to the study of
30   3, 40  |              contemplation, that he devote himself first of all to
31 Suppl, 25|           other kinds of works, and devote himself to gain indulgences.~
32 Suppl, 41|           requires that some should devote themselves to the ~contemplative
33 Suppl, 49| contemplation in order meanwhile to devote himself ~to action.~Aquin.:
34 Suppl, 53|             may not even for a time devote himself to ~prayer without