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 1   1, 116 |       principal agent, ~but as helping the principal agent, but
 2   1, 116 |        principal agent, but as helping the principal agent, ~which
 3   2, 4   |       of the body. Thirdly, as helping it from without: thus friends ~
 4   2, 66  |   relatively, by reason of its helping or ~adorning a principal
 5   2, 81  |      act ~proper to nature, by helping it to propagate itself.
 6   2, 105 |   granted these facilities for helping others in the matter not
 7   2, 106 |        should ~do, but also by helping him to accomplish it.~Aquin.:
 8   2, 24  |     but not, to hope in man as helping us ministerially ~under
 9   2, 50  |    corresponds to prudence, as helping ~and perfecting it.~Aquin.:
10   2, 50  |         of praising God, or of helping on others to the end which
11   2, 69  |     evil deed, by ~counseling, helping, or in any way consenting,
12   2, 81  | instrumentally, and as it were helping us to ~merit, and in this
13   2, 124 |         in so far ~as they are helping us instrumentally to attain
14   2, 183 |      no ~present necessity for helping the poor, he spends the
15   2, 183 |        be a ~pressing need for helping the poor, to lay by for
16   2, 186 |      as they are concerned in ~helping our neighbor and in the
17   2, 186 |  twofold manner. In one way by helping directly to contemplate, ~
18   3, 41  |       temptations, not only by helping us, but ~also by giving
19   3, 73  |    sacraments are ordained for helping man in ~the spiritual life.
20 Suppl, 72|     themselves in watching and helping the ~affairs and actions
21 Suppl, 88|      bodily life, secondly, as helping him to know God, inasmuch
22 Suppl, 91|        our own afflictions, as helping us to merit life: "My brethren,