Part, Question

 1   1, 21  |  affected with ~sorrow at the misery of another as though it
 2   1, 21  |       endeavors to dispel the misery of this other, as if it ~
 3   1, 21  |  sorrow, therefore, over the ~misery of others belongs not to
 4   1, 21  | belong to ~Him to dispel that misery, whatever be the defect
 5   1, 21  |      but of ~mercy to relieve misery. Thus both justice and mercy
 6   1, 21  |      can properly be called a misery; but only defect in a ~rational
 7   1, 21  |       lot is to be happy; for misery is opposed to ~happiness.
 8   1, 23  |     eternal from the state of misery or not. Although it ~may
 9   2, 5   |       But Happiness excludes ~misery. Therefore man cannot be
10   2, 5   | should pass from happiness to misery, and vice versa; ~because
11   2, 22  |        no fellow-feeling with misery while they relieve the ~
12   2, 24  |        no fellow-feeling with misery when they relieve the ~unhappy,"
13   2, 69  |    busied with other people's misery. Hence Our Lord promised
14   2, 69  |     and be delivered from all misery.~Aquin.: SMT FS Q[69] A[
15   2, 93  |      which the wicked deserve misery, the good, a life of ~blessedness."
16   2, 93  |       xviii): Out of the just misery of ~the souls which deserted
17   2, 28  |     something pertaining to ~"misery," is, in the first way,
18   2, 28  |   special aspect, namely the ~misery of the person pitied.~Aquin.:
19   2, 134 |     and in many cares, and in misery and in ~sorrow." Therefore
20   3, 1   |    fitting way of healing our misery."~Aquin.: SMT TP Q[1] A[
21   3, 46  |   suitable way of healing our misery" than by the Passion of ~
22   3, 58  |      all right hand, since no misery is there."~Aquin.: SMT TP
23   3, 83  |      reference to our present misery, by reason of ~which we
24   3, 83  |  Ghost; against the threefold misery of ignorance, sin, and ~
25   3, 83  |     which, after this life of misery, we are tending, in the
26 Suppl, 9 |     that one ~confesses one's misery and weakness.~Aquin.: SMT
27 Suppl, 29|        The object of mercy is misery: and because this sacrament ~
28 Suppl, 29|     when we are in a state of misery, i.e. of sickness, mention
29 Suppl, 72|   hell in order to add to the misery of the damned. Consequently ~
30 Suppl, 76|       in respect of glory and misery, which is an ~accidental