Part, Question

 1   2, 87  |            But it is always for the amendment of ~others, who seeing some
 2   2, 87  |           intended for the sinner's amendment, since the very fact ~that
 3   2, 87  |            this is not ~for his own amendment, but for the sake of others,
 4   2, 31  |           which is directed to the ~amendment of the sinner. Now to do
 5   2, 31  |            directed to a brother's ~amendment: so that it is a matter
 6   2, 31  |       correction is directed to the amendment of the ~wrongdoer, whom
 7   2, 31  |        hinders the end, ~namely the amendment of our brother, it is no
 8   2, 31  |             18:15): "Aiming at his ~amendment, while avoiding his disgrace:
 9   2, 31  |           who desires his brother's amendment should, if possible, so
10   2, 31  |            is ~probable hope of his amendment, we must continue to admonish
11   2, 31  |            conduce to our brother's amendment, and that ~he would become
12   2, 65  |            above (Q[33], A[7]), the amendment, not ~the punishment, of
13   2, 66  | denunciation ~we aim at a brother's amendment, whereas in accusation we
14   2, 66  |             conducing either to the amendment of ~the sinner, or to the
15   2, 185 |        better able to attend to the amendment of your own life." Now ~
16   2, 185 |             in a special way to the amendment of their ~life. Therefore
17   3, 85  |             purposes to ~amend. Now amendment for an offense committed
18   3, 85  |            to God with a purpose of amendment, as a servant to his master, ~
19   3, 85  |             man makes a purpose ~of amendment, in the hope of obtaining
20   3, 86  |          together with a purpose of amendment; all of which belongs to
21   3, 90  |      satisfaction in the purpose of amendment. Therefore they are not
22 Suppl, 11|        which the penitent ~promises amendment; otherwise he may reveal
23 Suppl, 11|        confesses, does not ~purpose amendment. Therefore, this notwithstanding,
24 Suppl, 12|       establishes equality ~between amendment and the previous offense.
25 Suppl, 12|             such like satisfaction, amendment for future time is of ~greater
26 Suppl, 16|        together with the purpose of amendment ~and the intention of expiating
27 Suppl, 18|             no punishment, but only amendment of life, as in the ~case
28 Suppl, 59|             wife in the hope of her amendment, but not if she be obstinate
29 Suppl, 59|            if ~there be hope of her amendment he is free to put her away.
30 Suppl, 60|         extend beyond the limits of amendment, and ~these are exceeded
31 Suppl, 62|     punishment is not required when amendment ~has already taken place.
32 Suppl, 62|        remit the punishment, unless amendment has followed.~Aquin.: SMT
33 Suppl, 96|             as is expedient for his amendment, so ~that he may live in