Part, Question

4001   3, 22  |               slaying of the Man Christ may be referred to a twofold ~
4002   3, 22  |         Secondly, the slaying of Christ may be considered in ~reference
4003   3, 22  |           original ~manuscripts, but it may be gathered from the above.--
4004   3, 22  |               for one another that you ~may be saved." And so we may
4005   3, 22  |                may be saved." And so we may say that the prayer by which
4006   3, 22  |                 Reply OBJ 2: Two things may be considered in the offering
4007   3, 22  |                 the priestly office, we may consider two things: ~first,
4008   3, 22  |                 Reply OBJ 2: Two things may be considered in Christ'
4009   3, 23  |              adopting anyone is that he may succeed, ~as heir, the person
4010   3, 23  |              Word, therefore, something may be likened in ~three ways.
4011   3, 23  |               Jn. 17:21,22): "That they may be one ~in Us . . . as We
4012   3, 23  |                 to 1 Jn. 5:20: "That we may . ~. . be in His true Son,
4013   3, 24  |                  1/1~OBJ 2: Further, we may consider two things in Christ:
4014   3, 24  |                 answer that, Two things may be considered in predestination.
4015   3, 24  |                Secondly, predestination may be considered as regards
4016   3, 24  |                1 Para. 2/2~Secondly, it may be referred to the very
4017   3, 24  |                1~Reply OBJ 2: Something may be befitting to a man by
4018   3, 24  |            objection. Secondly, a thing may be befitting to someone ~
4019   3, 24  |               that at ~the same time He may be truly and correctly called
4020   3, 24  |             answer that, Predestination may be considered in two ways.
4021   3, 24  |                Secondly, predestination may be considered on the part
4022   3, 25  |          written (Jn. 5:23): "That ~all may honor the Son, as they honor
4023   3, 25  |             Para. 1/4~I answer that, We may consider two things in a
4024   3, 25  |                 them. In this way a man may be ~honored even in something
4025   3, 25  |                 the reason for honoring may be something non-subsistent, ~
4026   3, 25  |          adoration of Christ's humanity may be understood in two ways.
4027   3, 25  |          adoration of Christ's humanity may be taken as ~given by reason
4028   3, 25  |                 should avoid doing what may be the occasion of ~error.
4029   3, 25  |                 the honor shown to them may reflect on their Master." ~
4030   3, 26  |            priests of the New Law, they may be called mediators ~of
4031   3, 26  |             intervene, in order that he may hinder men ~from passing
4032   3, 26  |                 happy immortality," and may allure them to an unhappy ~
4033   3, 26  |             Para. 1/1~I answer that, We may consider two things in a
4034   3, 26  |                 prerogative of ~her Son may be seen from the following
4035   3, 27  |             does not relate this; so it may be reasonably argued that
4036   3, 27  |                 out [respiratus]. Or it may be said that in him as yet
4037   3, 27  |              And in respect of this, it may be said that ~He purified
4038   3, 27  |           Chrysostom goes too far. They may, however, ~be explained
4039   3, 28  |            eventually, since ~something may occur to prevent its happening.
4040   3, 28  |                 she gave birth, that we may be given to ~understand
4041   3, 29  |              Para. 12/12~A fifth reason may be added: since the Mother
4042   3, 29  |              power from ~doing. Thus it may be that by his natural power
4043   3, 29  |                A[1] R.O. 4 Para. 2/3~It may also be said, according
4044   3, 29  |                  Body Para. 2/3~Thus we may say, as to the first perfection,
4045   3, 30  |               Para. 1/1~Reply OBJ 3: As may be gathered from the passage
4046   3, 31  |                A[1] R.O. 2 Para. 2/2~It may also be said that in the
4047   3, 31  |              R.O. 2 Para. 2/2~Again, it may be said with Augustine (
4048   3, 31  |                to four. The number ten ~may also refer to the decalogue;
4049   3, 31  |         forty-two persons. Which number may also be ~applied to the
4050   3, 31  |           Consequently a twofold error ~may occur on this point. First,
4051   3, 31  |               Para. 2/2~Secondly, error may occur by attributing the
4052   3, 31  |               Consequently, although we may say that Christ paid ~tithes
4053   3, 32  |                  Test., qu. 52): "This ~may be understood in two ways.
4054   3, 32  |               blood. Secondly, His body may be called His ~house, just
4055   3, 32  |              Now, in the Holy Ghost we ~may observe a twofold habitude
4056   3, 32  |              man, although, perhaps, he may resemble ~another man. Now,
4057   3, 33  |              Christ's body three points may be ~considered: first, the
4058   3, 33  |                the infusion of the soul may be considered ~in two ways.
4059   3, 33  |               Secondly, this ~beginning may be considered merely in
4060   3, 33  |               that, As stated above, we may say properly that "God was
4061   3, 34  |                  are not movements that may be ~described as "acts of
4062   3, 34  |            deliberation is ended, there may be ~choice. But those who
4063   3, 35  |              but bestows life that they may be ~begotten. Without doubt,
4064   3, 35  |           Christ" or of "the Child," as may be seen from Mt. 1:18. ~
4065   3, 35  |                 Christ is true God," as may be seen 1 Jn. 5:20, ~and
4066   3, 35  |              much. Something like ~this may be perceived in the generation
4067   3, 35  |          therefore one and the same man may have different relations
4068   3, 35  |                 species: thus a ~father may have several sons by several
4069   3, 35  |                hath God chosen, that He may confound ~the strong" (1
4070   3, 36  |               says (Jn. 1:31): 'That He may ~be made manifest in Israel;
4071   3, 36  |                  R.O. 4 Para. 2/4~Or we may say, as may be read in the
4072   3, 36  |             Para. 2/4~Or we may say, as may be read in the book De Qq.
4073   3, 36  |                4 Para. 3/4~Or again, it may be said with Augustine,
4074   3, 36  |                the child, or because he may have ~thought that the Magi, "
4075   3, 37  |           concerning his posterity, ~as may be seen from Gn. 17. Now
4076   3, 37  |               in the Old ~Testament: as may be seen in the genealogy
4077   3, 37  |          presented to the Lord, that we may learn to offer ~ourselves
4078   3, 38  |                 That He," i.e. Christ, "may be made manifest in Israel,
4079   3, 38  |                 answer that, Two things may be considered in the baptism
4080   3, 38  |             twofold ~baptism of penance may be understood. one is that
4081   3, 38  |                  R.O. 1 Para. 2/3~Or it may be said that he preached
4082   3, 38  |                1 Para. 3/3~Or again, it may be said with Jerome [*Another
4083   3, 38  |            written (Jn. 1:31): "That He may be made manifest ~in Israel,
4084   3, 39  |                held back." Or else this may signify ~that against the
4085   3, 39  |               prayer. Or else, that we ~may be led to understand that
4086   3, 39  |               no such thing occur, they may shape their faith ~according
4087   3, 39  |               baptism, in order that we may believe Him to descend invisibly
4088   3, 39  |                 perceiving the hawk, it may plunge ~in and escape. This
4089   3, 40  |                  which the number three may be ascribed, for we are
4090   3, 40  |               if we multiply ten, which may be referred to the entire ~
4091   3, 40  |             code, by four, which number may be applied to the body,
4092   3, 40  |              And on Mt. 17:26: "That we may not ~scandalize them, go
4093   3, 40  |                towns and cities, that I may preach there also: for ~
4094   3, 40  |                preachers of God's word ~may be able to give all their
4095   3, 40  |                  1/1~Reply OBJ 2: A man may feed and clothe himself
4096   3, 41  |                that none, however holy, may think ~himself safe or free
4097   3, 41  |              OBJ 2: These words of Mark may be understood as meaning
4098   3, 41  |               He was tempted by Satan," may be taken as ~referring,
4099   3, 41  |                  however spiritual they may ~be - namely, the support
4100   3, 41  |               bow in submission that it may be crowned with honor; ~
4101   3, 41  |             things did take ~place." It may be that the Evangelists
4102   3, 42  |             those men, in order that he may ~insure the salvation of
4103   3, 42  |                 that, Anyone's doctrine may be hidden in three ways.
4104   3, 42  |             rather to hide it. And this may happen in two ~ways - sometimes
4105   3, 43  |              that God alone can do, we ~may believe that what he says
4106   3, 43  |                does the works of God we may believe ~that God dwells
4107   3, 43  |            unbelievers," viz. that they may be ~converted to the faith.~
4108   3, 43  |              when ~working miracles; as may be seen in the raising of
4109   3, 43  |               have I said it: that they may believe that Thou hast sent
4110   3, 43  |             John the Baptist, "'That He may be made manifest in Israel, ~
4111   3, 43  |               do,' because I do that he may do. What works - but that
4112   3, 43  |                 not without him. Yes, I may affirm this to be altogether ~
4113   3, 44  |               such things, ~although it may seem that what is said is
4114   3, 44  |                 he does, either that he may inspire us with a distaste ~
4115   3, 44  |                  for virtue, or that he may avenge the shame of having
4116   3, 44  |                 or if anyone prefer, it may be ~extended to the whole
4117   3, 44  |               to the land of ~Judea, as may be gathered from 3 Kgs.
4118   3, 44  |         occurred at the ~full moon." It may be, therefore, that because
4119   3, 44  |              world, but ~that the world may be saved by Him." Therefore
4120   3, 44  |           ailment being removed, health may ~return." Wherefore, also (
4121   3, 44  |                 not come to a fire that may ~be touched and approached [
4122   3, 45  |               be covered. Or, again, it may be said fittingly ~that
4123   3, 46  |              whosoever believeth in Him may not perish, but may have
4124   3, 46  |                 Him may not perish, but may have life everlasting."~
4125   3, 46  |                In another sense a thing may be necessary from some ~
4126   3, 46  |              whosoever believeth in Him may ~not perish, but may have
4127   3, 46  |                Him may ~not perish, but may have life everlasting."
4128   3, 46  |                Father, ~if this chalice may not pass away but I must
4129   3, 46  |                1~I answer that, A thing may be said to be possible or
4130   3, 46  |              instance: "If this chalice may not pass away but I must ~
4131   3, 46  |           answer that, Human sufferings may be considered under two
4132   3, 46  |              Body Para. 3/3~Thirdly, it may be considered with regard
4133   3, 46  |              magnitude of His suffering may be considered, secondly,
4134   3, 46  |              proper object; thus, sight may suffer from ~superabundance
4135   3, 46  |              Him,' that they before all may be found to have crucified
4136   3, 46  |             outside the walls, that you may learn it was a ~universal
4137   3, 46  |          thieves reproached Him." Or it may be said, with Jerome, that "
4138   3, 47  |                1~I answer that, A thing may cause an effect in two ways:
4139   3, 47  |            consummated" (Jn. 19:30), it may be understood that by His
4140   3, 47  |                 14:31: "That ~the world may know that I love the Father,
4141   3, 47  |               26:42): "If this chalice ~may not pass away, but I must
4142   3, 47  |        acknowledge Him." But to this it may be replied that they knew
4143   3, 47  |                 R.O. 1 Para. 2/2~Yet we may hold that they are said
4144   3, 48  |                 action, for which helps may be used, ~among which friends
4145   3, 48  |              work done in order that we may cling to God in holy fellowship,
4146   3, 48  |           ceased from sins: that now he may live the rest of his time
4147   3, 48  |                 although the redemption may be ascribed to the whole
4148   3, 49  |                 through faith, that ~we may share in its fruits, according
4149   3, 49  |             that thus ~Christ's Passion may be applied to us, not only
4150   3, 49  |                suffer with Him, that we may be also glorified with Him."~
4151   3, 50  |               10): "I am come that they may ~have life, and may have
4152   3, 50  |                they may ~have life, and may have it more abundantly."
4153   3, 50  |               as the ~ruler of the city may be called the whole city,
4154   3, 50  |             Para. 1/1~I answer that, We may speak of Christ's death
4155   3, 51  |                be so vile, as though It may sometimes be subjected to ~
4156   3, 51  |               example is set us that we may lawfully use ~precious things
4157   3, 51  |               womb." And furthermore it may be understood ~that all
4158   3, 51  |                light, in order that you may learn it was not an ordinary
4159   3, 52  |            expression "Abraham's bosom" may be taken in two ~senses.
4160   3, 52  |                other infernal mansions, may in ~this way be designated
4161   3, 53  |                 the Father, so we ~also may walk in newness of life":
4162   3, 54  |              Godhead, by which power it may happen that ~even bodies
4163   3, 54  |           witness. But whatever anyone ~may add, let him take heed not
4164   3, 54  |              for us with the Father, He may ~always show the manner
4165   3, 54  |                40). ~Fourthly, "that He may convince those redeemed
4166   3, 54  |                 in the Judgment-day ~He may upbraid them with their
4167   3, 54  |                that He who is the Truth may convict them, saying: 'Behold ~
4168   3, 55  |            public, in order that others may be ~stirred to emulation.
4169   3, 55  |            publicly in church; ~but she may be permitted to give familiar
4170   3, 55  |             body, the enemy's hindrance may be ~understood to have been
4171   3, 55  |               10: "I am come that ~they may have life, and may have
4172   3, 55  |                 they may have life, and may have it more abundantly."
4173   3, 56  |                  dead, so that the body may be rewarded or punished
4174   3, 56  |             mortal life; and afterwards may come to share in the likeness
4175   3, 56  |               of the Father, so we also may ~walk in newness of life":
4176   3, 56  |               are dead to sin, ~that we may "live together with Him."~
4177   3, 57  |               that where I am, you also may be." For by placing in heaven
4178   3, 57  |                again. Or the forty days may be understood as a figure
4179   3, 57  |            Reply OBJ 3: This comparison may be considered either on
4180   3, 57  |               the objection runs. Or it may be ~considered on the part
4181   3, 57  |              That where I am, ~you also may be." In sign whereof He
4182   3, 57  |              human nature in Christ, He may take pity on them for whom
4183   3, 57  |                Acts 9. And lest any man may think that Christ was not
4184   3, 58  |                that, The word "sitting" may have a twofold meaning;
4185   3, 58  |             Para. 1/1~I answer that, As may be gathered from what has
4186   3, 59  |              Christ, that His judgment ~may be sweeter to men. Hence (
4187   3, 60  |          required?~(8) Whether anything may be added to or subtracted
4188   3, 60  |           health. Consequently, a thing may be called a "sacrament,"
4189   3, 60  |           sanctity, which ~relationship may be that of a cause, or of
4190   3, 60  |                  In which three ~things may be considered; viz. the
4191   3, 60  |               the sacraments two things may be ~considered, namely,
4192   3, 60  |                2/3~Secondly, sacraments may be considered on the part
4193   3, 60  |                3/3~Thirdly, a sacrament may be considered on the part
4194   3, 60  |                certain words. For water may signify both a ~cleansing
4195   3, 60  |               matter is needed ~that it may be adapted to the determinate
4196   3, 60  | mispronunciation: for in either case it may be so ~little that it does
4197   3, 60  |                 all the variations that may occur in the ~sacramental
4198   3, 60  |               he who makes the omission may ~sin from negligence or
4199   3, 60  |                 of the Holy Ghost"; and may the Blessed Virgin succour
4200   3, 60  |       intimating that her ~intercession may help the person baptized
4201   3, 61  |            needs the sacraments that he may obtain grace.~Aquin.: SMT
4202   3, 61  |                needs sacraments that he may obtain ~grace. But man needed
4203   3, 61  |               instituted before sin, as may be seen in Gn. 2. Therefore ~
4204   3, 61  |                things in ~order that it may be perfected: whereas man
4205   3, 61  |           justice . . . that He Himself may be just, and the justifier
4206   3, 62  |             precious ~promises; that we may be [Vulg.: 'you may be made']
4207   3, 62  |             that we may be [Vulg.: 'you may be made'] partakers of the ~
4208   3, 62  |         instituted as means whereby men may ~obtain grace. But since
4209   3, 62  |             power can belong; as anyone may see by running. through
4210   3, 63  |                with a character that he may be ~distinguishable from
4211   3, 63  |                 character of the beast" may be ~understood by opposition,
4212   3, 63  |              soul is marked, so that it may receive, or bestow on others, ~
4213   3, 63  |                character, so that ~they may accomplish worthily the
4214   3, 63  |                 2: Further, a character may be compared to the soul
4215   3, 63  |               Para. 2/3~Now a sacrament may belong to the Divine worship
4216   3, 64  |               yet something in addition may be ~impetrated for the receiver
4217   3, 64  |                 Wherefore, just as they may not institute another Church,
4218   3, 64  |              another Church, so neither may ~they deliver another faith,
4219   3, 64  |               said (Mt. 9:6): "That you may know that the Son ~of Man
4220   3, 64  |             division in the ~Church; as may be seen in those who said: "
4221   3, 64  |               by charity, so ~that they may receive life from Him; for
4222   3, 64  |                in the minister, that he may be suitable for his ministry: ~
4223   3, 64  |               which is done in baptism, may be ordained ~to bodily cleanliness,
4224   3, 64  |               Para. 1/1~Reply OBJ 1: It may happen that a man's faith
4225   3, 64  |               confers: for instance, he may believe that it is unlawful
4226   3, 64  |               case whatever, and yet he may believe that baptism is
4227   3, 64  |                The minister's intention may be perverted in two ways. ~
4228   3, 64  |                the minister's intention may be perverted as to something
4229   3, 64  |                  for instance, a priest may intend to baptize a ~woman
4230   3, 65  |                  A[1] Body Para. 5/6~We may likewise gather the number
4231   3, 65  |                the sacraments: and this may be shown in three ways. ~
4232   3, 65  |                The remaining sacraments may be compared to one another
4233   3, 65  |                twofold. ~First, a thing may be necessary so that without
4234   3, 66  |                of Baptism, three things may be ~considered: namely,
4235   3, 66  |                that ~"Baptism is water" may be verified in so far as
4236   3, 66  |               Holy Ghost and ~fire," we may understand fire, as Jerome
4237   3, 66  |               tongues (Acts 2:3). Or we may understand it to mean tribulation,
4238   3, 66  |             Meteor. ii). Yet this water may be ~used for Baptism. Therefore
4239   3, 66  |            seemingly, such like waters ~may be used in Baptism; just
4240   3, 66  |                1/4~I answer that, Water may cease to be pure or plain
4241   3, 66  |          alteration. And ~each of these may happen in a twofold manner;
4242   3, 66  |              Sometimes, however, ~there may be a natural change of the
4243   3, 66  |               both by alteration, as we may see in the case of water ~
4244   3, 66  |            therefore say that any water may be used for Baptism, no
4245   3, 66  |                  no matter ~how much it may be changed, as long as the
4246   3, 66  |              And ~therefore such waters may be used for Baptism.~Aquin.:
4247   3, 66  |            foreign to water; in this we may be guided by the specific ~
4248   3, 66  |                1/1~Reply OBJ 4: Baptism may be conferred with lye and
4249   3, 66  |                  1/1~OBJ 4: Further, it may happen that several are
4250   3, 66  |           Wherefore they use the form: "May the servant of ~Christ,
4251   3, 66  |                Reply OBJ 2: Since a man may be washed with water for
4252   3, 66  |                 name of only one Person may believe aright in the Three; ~
4253   3, 66  |              away of sins. ~Now washing may be done with water not only
4254   3, 66  |               Para. 1/1~Whether Baptism may be reiterated?~Aquin.: SMT
4255   3, 66  |                1: It seems that Baptism may be reiterated. For Baptism
4256   3, 66  |              dies ~with Christ, that he may be born again into a new
4257   3, 66  |          between the shoulders, that he may be clothed with the ~grace
4258   3, 66  |             that the sacrament of faith may purify the ~thoughts of
4259   3, 66  |                prayer that the neophyte may have a share ~in Christ'
4260   3, 66  |             Eccl 2:14): to wit, that he may "be ready ~to satisfy everyone
4261   3, 66  |          according to Rm. 6:4: "That we may walk in newness of life."~
4262   3, 66  |                 it. Consequently, a man may, without Baptism of Water, ~
4263   3, 67  |               they have in teaching, as may be seen from what we ~have
4264   3, 67  |                learned and holy a woman may be, ~she must not presume
4265   3, 67  |               of urgency, when a ~woman may baptize.~Aquin.: SMT TP
4266   3, 67  |             that two unbaptized persons may baptize ~one another, one
4267   3, 67  |               seems to be forbidden, as may be seen in the Decretals (
4268   3, 67  |             Christians, the ~godparents may well be excused from this
4269   3, 67  |                responsibility, since it may be ~presumed that the children
4270   3, 68  |               given in order that a man may, through grace, ~be cleansed
4271   3, 68  |                 regenerated thereby, he may be ~incorporated in Christ,
4272   3, 68  |                 Eph. 3:17: "That Christ may dwell by faith in your hearts."
4273   3, 68  |                The sacrament or Baptism may be wanting to someone in
4274   3, 68  |                the sacrament of Baptism may be wanting to anyone in
4275   3, 68  |                 faith then at last they may deserve the grace of Baptism." ~
4276   3, 68  |                be considered - that men may not sin: it is a secondary ~
4277   3, 68  |                I write to you, that you may not sin. But if any man
4278   3, 68  |                1/2~I answer that, A man may be said to be a sinner in
4279   3, 68  |                 the ~uncleanness of sin may be washed away, according
4280   3, 68  |               Para. 2/2~Secondly, a man may be called a sinner because
4281   3, 68  |             milk . . . that thereby you may ~grow unto salvation."~Aquin.:
4282   3, 68  |                 a man baptized, that he may obtain mercy ~for his sins.
4283   3, 68  |              priest, is that the priest may absolve him ~from his sins,
4284   3, 68  |                 of the Church that they may receive Baptism: and thus
4285   3, 68  |              the ~dead . . . so we also may walk in newness of life."
4286   3, 68  |                Eph. ~3:17: "That Christ may dwell by faith in your hearts."
4287   3, 68  |            grace. Therefore in two ways may a thing be necessary for ~
4288   3, 68  |              Baptizing men is that they may be ~cleansed from sin, according
4289   3, 68  |            Christian mode of life, they may the more easily ~persevere
4290   3, 68  |                 her children, that they may imbibe the ~sacred mysteries:
4291   3, 68  |          children are offered that they may receive grace in ~their
4292   3, 68  |                that their righteousness may be ~without flaw."~Aquin.:
4293   3, 68  |                  not do evil that there may come good" (Rm. 3:8). ~Therefore
4294   3, 68  |                 a mother that her child may be baptized. ~If, however,
4295   3, 68  |                be opened that the child may be baptized.~Aquin.: SMT
4296   3, 68  |                 are sane, so that ~they may receive the sacrament more
4297   3, 69  |              his sin. But the sovereign may ~remit the penalty to such
4298   3, 69  |                6, "that the body of sin may be destroyed," a ~gloss
4299   3, 69  |             from its birth; but that it may not hurt him, when dead, ~
4300   3, 69  |               passible body, so that he may suffer for Christ therein:
4301   3, 69  |                suffer with Him, that we may be also glorified with Him."~
4302   3, 69  |               which he is ~subject, man may receive the crown of victory.
4303   3, 69  |                    that the body of sin may be destroyed," a gloss says: "
4304   3, 69  |               says on Rm. 6:6, "that we may serve sin no ~longer - Like
4305   3, 69  |            easily removed, by which one may act easily and pleasurably."
4306   3, 69  |                 Eph. 3:17: "That Christ may dwell by faith in your ~
4307   3, 69  |               to wit, that their bodies may be healed. ~Therefore they
4308   3, 69  |            birth: so ~that to them also may be applied the words: 'We
4309   3, 69  |               of the Father, so we also may walk in ~newness of life.'"
4310   3, 69  |                man is asleep, though he may have the habits of virtue,
4311   3, 69  |               little children that they may come; another heart that ~
4312   3, 69  |                another heart that ~they may believe; another tongue
4313   3, 69  |                another tongue that they may confess." So that children ~
4314   3, 69  |               not in the hope that they may be born again to eternal
4315   3, 69  |               be a remedy whereby ~they may preserve or recover health.
4316   3, 69  |               thus on Rm. 6:6, "that we may serve sin no longer," a
4317   3, 69  |                appears in the baptized, may ~occur in two ways. First,
4318   3, 69  |                 be baptized in Christ," may be taken in two ways. ~First, "
4319   3, 69  |                  1/1~OBJ 3: Further, it may happen that a man approach
4320   3, 70  |               day and thenceforth, they may be offered to the Lord."~
4321   3, 70  |      sabbath-day, that the Law of Moses may ~not be broken." But it
4322   3, 71  |               order that the catechumen may ~receive the rudiments of
4323   3, 71  |                another's feet that they may come, and another's heart ~
4324   3, 71  |              another's heart ~that they may believe, so, too, she lends
4325   3, 71  |              another's ears, that they ~may hear, and another's mind,
4326   3, 71  |                that through others they may be taught. And ~therefore,
4327   3, 71  |               endeavors that the child ~may believe. This, however,
4328   3, 71  |                  R.O. 3 Para. 2/2~Or we may say that just as Penance
4329   3, 71  |               nostrils being opened ~he may perceive the odor of the
4330   3, 71  |         impediments. And ~therefore one may receive the effect of Baptism
4331   3, 71  |              that uniformity in Baptism may ~be observed. Nor are they
4332   3, 71  |                as the effect of Baptism may be hindered before it is
4333   3, 72  |            bestowed that spiritual life may be received ~simply; wherefore
4334   3, 72  |             sacrament is ~given that we may receive the fulness of the
4335   3, 72  |               Priests, when ~baptizing, may anoint the baptized with
4336   3, 72  |                 order that the baptized may be strengthened by the Holy
4337   3, 72  |                that being cleansed they may be able to receive the ~
4338   3, 72  |              sacrament is given that we may receive that fulness. Therefore
4339   3, 72  |               point of death, that they may be seen to be perfect at
4340   3, 72  |                 is given to man that he may freely ~confess the faith
4341   3, 72  |               spiritual combat, that he may bravely ~confess the Faith
4342   3, 72  |                on the forehead, that he may show ~publicly that he is
4343   3, 72  |             that neither fear nor shame may hinder him from confessing
4344   3, 72  |                 Ps. 103:15: "That bread may strengthen man's ~heart."
4345   3, 72  |              sacrament is given that we may confess freely: but not ~
4346   3, 72  |                freely: but not ~that we may confess simply, for this
4347   3, 72  |               bishop's hand, that they ~may become perfect Christians."~
4348   3, 72  |                 that the former unction may symbolize the descent ~of
4349   3, 72  |               and ~that the second also may teach us that the sevenfold
4350   3, 72  |               days ~beforehand, that it may be sent to the various parts
4351   3, 73  |                 vivis et ~defunctis"]: "May this Thy Sacrament not make
4352   3, 73  |                 vivis et ~defunctis"]: "May the sacraments which we
4353   3, 73  |              first employs the plural: "May the ~sacraments which we
4354   3, 73  |       afterwards the singular ~number: "May this sacrament of Thine
4355   3, 74  |               quantity of ~wheat, bread may be made therefrom so as
4356   3, 74  |               hence ~the body of Christ may not be made from such matter.
4357   3, 74  |                bread the body of Christ may be made: but he who does
4358   3, 74  |                 answer that, Two things may be considered touching the
4359   3, 74  |             corruption, this ~sacrament may not be made from corrupt
4360   3, 74  |             appear that this ~sacrament may be made from such, according
4361   3, 74  |                 Ps. 103:15): "That wine may ~cheer the heart of man."~
4362   3, 74  |                  just as this sacrament may not be made from bread which
4363   3, 74  |              wine: on which ~account it may not be used for this sacrament.
4364   3, 74  |                 in case of necessity it may be ~done: for it is said
4365   3, 74  |               water with the wine, "one may pardon his simplicity";
4366   3, 75  |            change?~(8) By what words it may be suitably expressed?~[*
4367   3, 75  |             matter under discussion, as may ~be seen by referring to
4368   3, 75  |                and wine, not that these may remain in this sacrament,
4369   3, 75  |        sacrament, but in order ~that He may make from them His body
4370   3, 75  |               assign any place where it may be. ~Consequently it is
4371   3, 75  |              viz. ~that (the substance) may be annihilated. But even
4372   3, 75  |               and blood invisibly, this may ~redound to the merit of
4373   3, 75  |                that the body of Christ ~may be seen under them, and
4374   3, 75  |                 I answer that, A change may be instantaneous from a
4375   3, 75  |                 black: ~and although we may say that a man becomes black
4376   3, 75  |                 of Christ," or that it "may ~become the body of Christ,"
4377   3, 75  |              being," or that "non-being may become being," because ~
4378   3, 75  |               some of these expressions may be admitted by way of similitude, ~
4379   3, 75  |             matter in hand, although it may be said properly that "the
4380   3, 75  |              that nothing of the former may remain (which does not belong
4381   3, 76  |               although the same ~object may be both white and sweet;
4382   3, 77  |              there out of which a thing may be ~generated, nevertheless
4383   3, 78  |             blood . . . that He Himself may be ~just, and the justifier
4384   3, 78  |                    they that are called may receive the promise of eternal ~
4385   3, 78  |                 not so that the subject may be understood to have stood ~
4386   3, 79  |                 is it given so as grace may be ~increased, because spiritual
4387   3, 79  |               is perfected, so that man may stand perfect in himself
4388   3, 79  |              that, In this sacrament we may consider both that from
4389   3, 79  |                   they ~that are called may receive the promise of eternal
4390   3, 79  |              with ~Him in order that we may also be glorified" afterwards "
4391   3, 79  |              Pro ~vivis et defunctis): "May this sacrament be a cleansing
4392   3, 79  |                 ask that this sacrament may be the "cleansing of ~crimes,"
4393   3, 79  |                 or that our contrition ~may be perfected for the forgiveness
4394   3, 79  |                 of it he shall [Vulg.: 'may'] not die for ~ever" (Jn.
4395   3, 79  |                 answer that, Two things may be considered in this sacrament,
4396   3, 79  |                if any man eat of it, he may not die": ~which manifestly
4397   3, 79  |              bread strengthens [Vulg.: 'may strengthen'] man's ~heart."
4398   3, 79  |                the Canon of the ~Mass: "May as many of us as, by participation
4399   3, 79  |               et ~ejus origine i): "Who may offer Christ's body except
4400   3, 79  |            after many venial sins a man may approach devoutly ~to this
4401   3, 80  |                  2/2~In another way one may eat Christ spiritually,
4402   3, 80  |              Whether the just man alone may eat Christ sacramentally?~
4403   3, 80  |              that none but the just man may eat Christ sacramentally. ~
4404   3, 80  |                the like reason neither ~may sinners eat this sacrament.~
4405   3, 80  |                 if any man eat of it he may not die," says: "Many receive ~
4406   3, 80  |                5 Para. 2/2~Secondly, it may happen without fault on
4407   3, 80  |         communicate under these words: 'May the body of Christ ~prove
4408   3, 80  |                 to the Lord's table, he may not ~be robbed of his right,
4409   3, 80  |           sinners: whereas hidden deeds may not be published, but are
4410   3, 80  |              into the mind of a speaker may present itself to the mind
4411   3, 80  |       occasionally it be ~mortal, a man may repent of it by morning
4412   3, 80  |             from a sense of decency one may be hindered ~through other
4413   3, 80  |                 carnally, how much less may this bread ~which has come
4414   3, 80  |             after eating at home ~a man may eat Christ's body in the
4415   3, 80  |               at least on that day, one may receive ~the body of Christ
4416   3, 80  |                it, than before. But one may take food and drink after ~
4417   3, 80  |                sacrament. Therefore one may do so before receiving it.~
4418   3, 80  |                2~I answer that, A thing may prevent the receiving of
4419   3, 80  |             this sacrament," so that it may enter into a mouth not yet
4420   3, 80  |               drink after ~midnight, he may not receive this sacrament
4421   3, 80  |                this ~sacrament. Now one may not be baptized several
4422   3, 80  |                  take it daily, that it may profit thee daily."~Aquin.:
4423   3, 80  |                  Receive daily, that it may profit thee daily," ~adds: "
4424   3, 80  |               health-giving virtue, ~he may commendably receive this
4425   3, 81  |             Body Para. 2/3~But whatever may be the case touching the
4426   3, 82  |          sinning?~(10) Whether a priest may lawfully refrain altogether
4427   3, 82  |               consecration, although he may have it by commission ~from
4428   3, 82  |             latter's duties, so that he may dispense the blood; ~but
4429   3, 82  |             need not ~use the same, but may lawfully refrain from receiving
4430   3, 82  |               in whatever defilement he may be, approach to ~offer oblations
4431   3, 82  |              such reverence that no one may dare to ~approach it except
4432   3, 82  |              only for a time, that they may mend; but the exercise is ~
4433   3, 82  |                OBJ 1: It seems that one may lawfully receive Communion
4434   3, 82  |                 have said that a priest may lawfully refrain ~altogether
4435   3, 83  |                Receive it daily that it may benefit you every day."~
4436   3, 83  |                 every day, both that we may partake ~of its fruit and
4437   3, 83  |              fruit and in order that we may have a perpetual memorial.~
4438   3, 83  |                sacrament; ~both that we may show our reverence for the
4439   3, 83  |            devastated or burned, masses may be celebrated in chapels, ~
4440   3, 83  |                  that the enemy's power may be driven forth. And for
4441   3, 83  |            Because stone is ~solid, and may be found everywhere. which
4442   3, 83  |                pray that this sacrifice may be as acceptable as the
4443   3, 83  |            preparation in order that we may perform worthily ~that which
4444   3, 83  |              for the ~people, that they may be made worthy of such great
4445   3, 83  |                order that the ~oblation may be salutary to them for
4446   3, 83  |                 sacrifice accomplished ~may find favor with God, when
4447   3, 83  |              personal office, "that he ~may offer up gifts and prayers
4448   3, 83  |                  fulfilled, but that it may be fruitful in our regard,
4449   3, 83  |                  expressively: "That it may become 'to us' the body
4450   3, 83  |               Sang. Dom. xii), "that we may receive a blessing," namely, ~
4451   3, 83  |                 enrolled,' i.e. that we may be enrolled in heaven; ~'
4452   3, 83  |                 ratified,' i.e. that we may be incorporated in Christ; '
4453   3, 83  |              reasonable,' ~i.e. that we may be stripped of our animal
4454   3, 83  |              ourselves are displeasing, may, by its means, be made ~
4455   3, 83  |                asks that this sacrifice may be accepted by God through
4456   3, 83  |                 the sacramental species may ~be borne up to heaven;
4457   3, 83  |                 that Christ's true body may be borne thither, ~for it
4458   3, 83  |                 at the Divine mysteries may present to God the prayers
4459   3, 83  |           through the angel, so that it may be ~accepted by God.~Aquin.:
4460   3, 83  |            order that the signification may thus be more perfect. Now,
4461   3, 83  |                 disagreeable smell that may be about the ~place; secondly,
4462   3, 83  |                at the words - "that ~it may become to us the Body and
4463   3, 83  |            receive the body and blood, ~may be filled with every blessing,"
4464   3, 83  |            crosses made at the words - "May the peace of the Lord be
4465   3, 83  |                Para. 10/10~In short, we may say that the consecration
4466   3, 83  |               cling to the fingers, ~it may not be scattered: and this
4467   3, 83  |                and again when he says, "May the peace of the Lord be
4468   3, 83  |               when anyone fall sick, he may take Communion to ~him at
4469   3, 83  |                in such a way, that what may have happened ~amiss is
4470   3, 83  |             sacrament lies ~in whatever may prevent its completion,
4471   3, 83  |                order that the sacrament may not remain incomplete, he
4472   3, 83  |              OBJ 5: Although the priest may not recollect having said
4473   3, 83  |              person, the said ~penances may be lessened or increased.
4474   3, 84  |            under them, the power of God may ~work our salvation. Therefore
4475   3, 84  |            Baptism is conferred that we may be cleansed from ~sin, so
4476   3, 84  |                taken in a wide sense we may understand ~also external
4477   3, 84  |                   Nevertheless, Penance may be said to regard ~original
4478   3, 84  |          deprecatory form, ~by saying: "May Almighty God have mercy
4479   3, 84  |                have mercy on you," or: "May Almighty God ~grant you
4480   3, 84  |                 I ~absolve thee," but: "May Christ absolve thee."~Aquin.:
4481   3, 84  |              would not suffice to say: "May ~Almighty God have mercy
4482   3, 84  |               have mercy on thee," or: "May God grant thee absolution
4483   3, 84  |           absolution, but prays that it may be given. Nevertheless the ~
4484   3, 84  |            which effect, ~nevertheless, may be impeded on the part of
4485   3, 84  |               is ordained, not that man may receive some ~abundance
4486   3, 84  |                grace, but that his sins may be taken away; and therefore
4487   3, 84  |               OBJ 1: To hide one's sins may happen in two ways: first,
4488   3, 84  |                 2: Of sorrow and joy we may speak in two ways: first,
4489   3, 84  |                 Ethic. ix. Secondly, we may speak of ~joy and sorrow
4490   3, 84  |           suffering. In this way a man ~may be displeased at having
4491   3, 84  |                the sacrament of Penance may be repeated?~Aquin.: SMT
4492   3, 84  |                 is greater than ~that I may deserve pardon." And so
4493   3, 85  |                 springing ~from charity may belong even to another special
4494   3, 85  |             Para. 1/2~I answer that, We may speak of penance in two
4495   3, 85  |              certain acts. Secondly, we may speak of penance, with regard
4496   3, 86  |                be taken away by Penance may ~happen in two ways: first,
4497   3, 86  |                some temporal punishment may yet remain. ~Aquin.: SMT
4498   3, 86  |       co-operate with man that his work may be rightly done. Consequently
4499   3, 86  |                 can remain, since this ~may happen to be without the
4500   3, 87  |               fervor of charity, ~which may be without actual displeasure