Part, Question

 1   2, 110 |           sins, and peace for our reconciliation with God, ~you must not
 2   2, 110 |         it to mean that peace and reconciliation do not pertain ~to general
 3   3, 39  |        the remission of sins and ~reconciliation with God: for the dove is
 4   3, 49  |           For there is no need of reconciliation between friends. But God ~
 5   3, 49  |        the cause of wrath than of reconciliation to God.~Aquin.: SMT TP Q[
 6   3, 49  |        two ways the cause of our ~reconciliation to God. In the first way,
 7   3, 80  |     because after repentance and ~reconciliation, Communion must not be refused
 8   3, 80  |   Carthage ~(Can. xxxv) we read: "Reconciliation is not to be denied to stage-players ~
 9   3, 84  |     disgraceful or onerous in the reconciliation of husband and wife, ~when
10   3, 90  |          also and still more ~the reconciliation of friendship, which is
11 Suppl, 12|         the person ~offended. But reconciliation, being an act of love, belongs
12 Suppl, 19|      wicked priest cannot effect ~reconciliation, for, as Gregory says (Pastor.
13 Suppl, 28|        forbidden ~them. The final reconciliation is reserved to the bishop,
14 Suppl, 62|            Therefore in no way is reconciliation allowable.~Aquin.: SMT XP
15 Suppl, 62|            1/1~OBJ 3: Further, if reconciliation were allowable, it would
16 Suppl, 62|          Much less, therefore, is reconciliation allowable ~when the divorce
17 Suppl, 62|         them to do so. Therefore ~reconciliation may be effected or ensue
18 Suppl, 62|         wife may not herself seek reconciliation. ~Aquin.: SMT XP Q[62] A[
19 Suppl, 62|           marriage debt or ~for a reconciliation, the husband is bound to
20 Suppl, 96|    included or to remain in this ~reconciliation effected by Christ, perpetuated
21 Suppl, 96| themselves, since no other way of reconciliation is given to us save that ~