Part, Question

 1   2, 102 |   observed, of ~"Assembly and Congregation," on which the people collected
 2   2, 102 |      The feast of Assembly or Congregation foreshadowed the assembly
 3   2, 21  |         Trust'] in Him all ye congregation of the people," and in many
 4   2, 112 |   Make thyself affable to the congregation of ~the poor." Therefore
 5   3, 8   | Church. For the Church is the congregation of the faithful: ~and in
 6   3, 8   |      Church, on earth, is the congregation of the faithful; ~but, in
 7   3, 8   |     but, in heaven, it is the congregation of comprehensors. Now Christ
 8   3, 22  |      house, and for the whole congregation of Israel." Therefore the ~
 9   3, 70  | Baptism is ~aggregated to the congregation of the faithful. Now our
10   3, 83  |     the common prayer of the ~congregation, which is the Lord's Prayer,
11 Suppl, 26|       merits. Now there is no congregation without some superabundance ~
12 Suppl, 26|   priest, who has charge of a congregation, can ~grant indulgences,
13 Suppl, 26|       a person prays for ~the congregation to which he belongs, for
14 Suppl, 26|    this way the superior of a congregation can apply those ~works to
15 Suppl, 26|      those who belong ~to his congregation to some fixed individual.
16 Suppl, 26|       a man is a ~member of a congregation, and a congregation is a
17 Suppl, 26|      of a congregation, and a congregation is a part of the Church, ~
18 Suppl, 26| intention of the good of ~the congregation, and of the good of the
19 Suppl, 26|     belongs to an individual ~congregation or to an individual man:
20 Suppl, 26|       he who presides over a ~congregation can communicate what belongs
21 Suppl, 26|    one person or even in one ~congregation there is not such an unfailing
22 Suppl, 26|    both for the one person or congregation and for all others; ~and
23 Suppl, 26|    however, the Church is the congregation of the ~faithful, and since
24 Suppl, 26|    the ~faithful, and since a congregation of men is of two kinds,
25 Suppl, 26|    Church is like to a civil ~congregation, for the people themselves
26 Suppl, 26|     diocese are likened to a ~congregation in the various families
27 Suppl, 27|      whole Church - or of one congregation, or of one specified person,"
28 Suppl, 40|       in respect of which one congregation or community includes ~another;