Part, Question

 1   1, 43  |          gives Himself, as freely bestowing Himself to be enjoyed by ~
 2   1, 62  |      building up their nature and bestowing grace on them?"~Aquin.:
 3   1, 62  |         looked for from another's bestowing. Now it is evident from
 4   1, 43  |          gives Himself, as freely bestowing Himself to be enjoyed by ~
 5   1, 63  |      building up their nature and bestowing grace on them?"~Aquin.:
 6   1, 63  |         looked for from another's bestowing. Now it is evident from
 7   1, 93  |  unchangeable truth, yet without ~bestowing on him the experience of
 8   2, 109 |           from the Holy Ghost as ~bestowing the natural light, and moving
 9   2, 109 |          sanctifying grace, or as bestowing ~any habitual gift superadded
10   2, 111 |         have special ~efficacy in bestowing faith. Hence they are set
11   2, 112 |           God alone should deify, bestowing a partaking of the ~Divine
12   2, 84  |          to exact, ~something for bestowing the sacraments, but by someone
13   2, 105 |     becomes, he should cease from bestowing his favors upon him.~Aquin.:
14   2, 182 |           the holy legislation in bestowing perfect grace on them ~accords
15   3, 2   |          will of God gratuitously bestowing something; ~secondly, as
16   3, 6   |          the will of God doing or bestowing something gratis, ~the union
17   3, 7   |           universal principle for bestowing grace on human nature, according
18   3, 7   |          gratuitous will of God, ~bestowing benefits gratis; and hence
19   3, 8   |     Thirdly, He has the power of ~bestowing grace on all the members
20   3, 8   |       Head of the Church from His bestowing ~grace on the Church's members.
21   3, 23  |   adoption, forasmuch as God, by ~bestowing His grace, makes man whom
22   3, 32  |        Virgin, purifying her, and bestowing on her ~the power to receive
23   3, 32  |        the second, he says: "And ~bestowing on her the power to receive,"
24   3, 48  |     anything of the sort, but by ~bestowing what was of greatest price -
25   3, 52  |     caused by glory deferred, by ~bestowing glory.~Aquin.: SMT TP Q[
26   3, 63  |     receiving Divine gifts, or in bestowing them on ~others. And for
27   3, 71  |    co-operate with the priest in ~bestowing the sacraments themselves:
28   3, 72  | instituted this sacrament not by ~bestowing, but by promising it, according
29   3, 72  |    commonly made use of chrism in bestowing the ~sacrament, when such
30   3, 79  |        has of itself the power of bestowing grace; ~nor does anyone
31 Suppl, 17|          closed, is the power of ~bestowing grace, whereby hell is opened
32 Suppl, 17|        into sin. Now the power of bestowing grace ~belongs to God alone,
33 Suppl, 72|            on things, through His bestowing on them not only the goodness