Part, Question

 1   1, 23  |          others to stand in their stead." Thus men are substituted
 2   2, 5   |    sufficing being desired in its stead; ~or else has some inconvenience
 3   2, 102 |       animals were slain in man's stead, in order to ~betoken the
 4   2, 55  |           people, and acts in its stead, and this is called "positive
 5   2, 86  |           a prelate who in God's ~stead declares what is acceptable
 6   2, 97  |            excommunication in its stead.~Aquin.: SMT SS Q[99] A[
 7   2, 176 |         is elsewhere ~used in its stead: Cf. 1 Cor. 12:10,28; Heb.
 8   3, 14  |          in our flesh ~and in our stead, according to Is. 53:4, "
 9   3, 26  |          by administering, in His stead, the saving sacraments to
10   3, 68  |           s faith in the child's ~stead, who is aggregated to this
11   3, 71  |        nor can anyone else in its stead; ~both because no one can
12   3, 71  |        who answers in the child's stead: "I do believe," does ~not
13   3, 71  |      believe"; but in the child's stead he ~professes the Church'
14   3, 82  |     performs any act in another's stead, must do so by the power ~
15   3, 82  | consecrate except as in ~Christ's stead; and since many are "one
16   3, 89  |       deputed John to ask in ~his stead, afterwards he was placed
17 Suppl, 13|            other satisfied in his stead. But this is necessary in
18 Suppl, 40|        head of thy brethren in My stead, that they, putting thee
19 Suppl, 71|         in whose name or in whose stead a ~thing is done is understood
20 Suppl, 71|      account of another in ~whose stead or at whose command he offers
21 Suppl, 71|         another undergoes in ~his stead, it is not unreasonable