Part, Question

 1   1, 112 |    Death shall be no more, ~nor mourning, nor crying, nor sorrow."
 2   2, 39  |         wise is where there is ~mourning, and the heart of fools
 3   2, 39  |   better to go to the ~house of mourning, than to the house of feasting:
 4   2, 69  |        nor gifts, e.g. poverty, mourning, and peace. ~Therefore the
 5   2, 69  |         the direction, as, e.g. mourning in respect of knowledge,
 6   2, 69  | irascible passions: poverty and mourning to the gift of fear, whereby
 7   2, 69  |     piety. The chief motive for mourning is knowledge, whereby man
 8   2, 69  |        this to the beatitude of mourning: when we read, "Blessed ~
 9   2, 69  |       through compassion gives; mourning, to ~prudence, which deplores
10   2, 18  |     rather to the ~beatitude of mourning. Therefore the beatitude
11   2, 18  |      Therefore the beatitude of mourning corresponds to ~the gift
12   2, 18  |  directly, and the beatitude of mourning, consequently.~Aquin.: SMT
13   2, 27  |        we merit happiness. ~Now mourning, which pertains to sorrow,
14   2, 27  |      Para. 1/1~Reply OBJ 2: The mourning that merits happiness, is
15   2, 27  |       that ~charity causes this mourning, and this spiritual joy
16   2, 112 |      the wise is where there is mourning, and the heart of fools
17   2, 112 |         wise is where there ~is mourning" it is not that he may bring
18   2, 145 |  fasting and in weeping and in ~mourning." The same is declared by
19   2, 166 |        mingled with ~sorrow and mourning taketh hold of the end of
20   2, 166 |        end of joy," remarks: "A mourning ~that will last for ever."
21   2, 166 |        deserving of everlasting mourning.~Aquin.: SMT SS Q[168] A[
22   2, 167 |      even dirt and the weeds of mourning may be a subject of ostentation,
23   2, 185 |   things, but even the weeds of mourning may be a subject of ostentation, ~
24   2, 185 |        that "even the weeds of ~mourning may be a subject of ostentation."~
25   3, 37  |     their song, represented the mourning of the saints in this life:
26   3, 85  |        to Jer. 6:26: "Make thee mourning as for an only son, a bitter ~
27   3, 86  |       The days will come of the mourning of my father, and I will ~
28 Suppl, 84|        Apoc. ~21:4, "Sorrow and mourning shall flee away from them." [*
29 Suppl, 84|        the Apocalypse has: "Nor mourning, nor ~crying, nor sorrow