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 1   2, 102 |          in order to ~betoken the expiation of sins. Again the slaying
 2   2, 102 |           This was the ~feast of "Expiation," in memory of the blessing
 3   2, 102 |        the apostles. The feast of Expiation signified the cleansing ~
 4   2, 102 |          that they signified that expiation of sins which ~was to be
 5   2, 102 |    grievous, by some sacrifice of expiation for the ~sin which was the
 6   2, 102 |       sacrifice was offered up in expiation of the multitude of sins, ~
 7   2, 102 |         water for the ~purpose of expiation, because Baptism receives
 8   2, 102 |   ignorance, failed to offer this expiation; it ~was laid down that
 9   2, 102 |    seventh month, a ~sacrifice of expiation should be offered for the
10   2, 102 |           of which was offered in expiation of the sins of the ~multitude.
11   2, 102 |      which is a sacrifice both of expiation and of ~purification. They
12   2, 103 |          time of the Law. Because expiation from sin and ~consecration
13   2, 103 |         at no time could there be expiation from sin, except through
14   2, 103 |        body, was a figure of that expiation from sins ~which was effected
15   2, 103 |            13:12). Moreover, ~the expiation must be understood as referring
16   2, 103 |        the Apostles: the feast of Expiation, ~to the feasts of Martyrs
17   2, 24  |         he be converted, unto the expiation of his crime; and, if he
18   2, 77  |          because it deserves more expiation as appears ~from Lev. 5.
19   2, 77  |       reason it demands a greater expiation.~Aquin.: SMT SS Q[79] A[
20   3, 22  |        Christ's priesthood is the expiation of sins?~Aquin.: SMT TP
21   3, 22  |          s priesthood is not the ~expiation of sins. For it belongs
22   3, 22  |           be ~all just": while no expiation will be possible for the
23   3, 22  |        will not need any further ~expiation by the priesthood of Christ,
24   3, 37  |        this sacrifice was for the expiation of the sin in ~which the
25   3, 46  |         most solemn sacrifice for expiation on behalf of the entire
26   3, 52  | sacraments by way of healing ~and expiation. Consequently, the sacrament
27   3, 73  |    prefigured in the sacrament of expiation when the "high-priest ~entered
28   3, 73  |       especially the sacrifice of expiation, which was the most solemn
29 Suppl, 6 |         would not suffice for the expiation of sin's ~punishment, by
30 Suppl, 8 |          Purgatory: but it was in expiation of the ~irregularity incurred,
31 Suppl, 71|         is ~nothing else than the expiation of the guilt that hinders
32 Suppl, 71|           instance as regards the expiation of their ~punishment. But