Part, Question

 1   2, 7   |   result of which is that man submits his intellect to God, so
 2   2, 18  | towards his father to whom he submits himself, or ~on the wife'
 3   2, 18  |      the very fact that a man submits to God, it follows that
 4   2, 25  |    Now a man, out of charity, submits to injury for his neighbor'
 5   2, 67  |        of his own ~accord, he submits to the judgment of one in
 6   2, 80  |      however, a man perfectly submits to God his ~science or any
 7   2, 183 |       humility, whereby a man submits to his superior's commands:
 8   3, 43  |        viz. the human, "which submits to insults"; yet "each ~
 9   3, 57  |         83:6), when his heart submits and humbles itself before
10 Suppl, 6 |       asking to be ~baptized, submits to the ministers of the
11 Suppl, 6 |    confessing his sin, a ~man submits to a minister of the Church,
12 Suppl, 6 |       of the keys to which he submits, and by ~the enjoined satisfaction
13 Suppl, 8 |       so far as the penitent ~submits to him, through lack of
14 Suppl, 10|   because by the latter a man submits to the ministers of the ~
15 Suppl, 10|     since by confession a man submits to the keys ~of the Church
16 Suppl, 10|      the keys to ~which a man submits by confessing. Now it happens
17 Suppl, 10|       the ~keys, to which man submits by confessing, provided
18 Suppl, 11|      submission, ~whereby one submits to God. Now God hides the
19 Suppl, 13|   manner by confession a man ~submits to the sacraments of the
20 Suppl, 19|    without it, though he that submits to ~them receives their
21 Suppl, 20|  beneath him in so far as he ~submits himself as a sinner to him.~
22 Appen1, 2|    delivered from it; ~but it submits to it, and in this respect