Part, Question

 1   2, 97  |         ignores the reasons for granting dispensations. Hence Our
 2   2, 111 |       attain to the act, and by granting outwardly the ~capability
 3   2, 61  |        no respect of persons in granting dispensations more readily
 4   2, 69  |      justly receive payment for granting what he is ~not bound to
 5   2, 86  |    stated above, one reason for granting a ~dispensation from a vow
 6   2, 98  |         would preclude the free granting of pious offices to any ~
 7   2, 98  |          5/5~With regard to the granting of benefices it must, however,
 8   2, 173 |       by death. ~Some, however, granting this say that the Apostle
 9   3, 2   | hypostasis to ~person, although granting that there is but one person
10   3, 51  |        of Christ's death before granting leave ~for His burial. Secondly,
11 Suppl, 25|         1/1~OBJ 3: Further, the granting of the sacramental effect
12 Suppl, 25|         Moreover the Church by ~granting such indulgences would do
13 Suppl, 25|        is sufficient reason for granting an ~indulgence.~Aquin.:
14 Suppl, 25|    works of penance, he sins by granting such indulgences, although
15 Suppl, 25|         custom of the Church in granting ~indulgences for pilgrimages
16 Suppl, 26|       answer that, The power of granting indulgences follows jurisdiction, ~
17 Suppl, 26|         Objections, because the granting of indulgences ~belongs
18 Suppl, 26|       plenitude of the power of granting indulgences ~resides in
19 Suppl, 26|    convey nothing to others by ~granting indulgences.~Aquin.: SMT
20 Suppl, 26|          1/1~I answer that, The granting of indulgences belongs to
21 Suppl, 27|         who grants ~it. For the granting of an indulgence belongs
22 Suppl, 27|        is ~based on a cause for granting it to them.~Aquin.: SMT
23 Suppl, 65|          1/1~OBJ 5: Further, in granting a dispensation the greater
24 Suppl, 66|        same difficulty ~against granting a dispensation in those
25 Suppl, 67|     Chrysostom] that "Moses, by granting the ~bill of divorce, did
26 Suppl, 71|     must be a fitting cause for granting the indulgence [*Cf. Q[25],
27 Suppl, 71|       in the power of the party granting them to release a deceased ~
28 Suppl, 71|     must be a fitting cause for granting them, as stated above ~(
29 Suppl, 96|     that they refer to mercy as granting a relaxation but not ~setting