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 1   2, 97  |         a household is ~called a dispenser, because to each member
 2   2, 97  |      unfaithful or an imprudent ~dispenser: unfaithful, if he has not
 3   2, 97  |         is the faithful and wise dispenser ~[Douay: steward], whom
 4   2, 98  |       persons: but if he ~were a dispenser of goods held in common,
 5   2, 61  |         away as he will, but the dispenser, according to ~1 Cor. 4:
 6   2, 86  |        hold himself as being the dispenser of the ~common goods of
 7   2, 86  |       being, not a master, but a dispenser, his power is given "unto ~
 8   2, 98  |         Church belong to him as ~dispenser in chief, they are not his
 9   2, 183 |         he enters the state of a dispenser of spiritual corn. Therefore
10   2, 183 |       doubt he is an ~unfaithful dispenser, sins mortally, and is bound
11   3, 80  |     Augustine says: "Let not the dispenser hinder the fat ~ones of
12   3, 82  |          it to be touched by the dispenser, as ~Christ's body is touched.
13   3, 82  |          he shows that he is the dispenser ~of Divine gifts, of which
14 Suppl, 8 |        In this way it requires a dispenser of the sacraments, though
15 Suppl, 8 |          whoever is appointed a ~dispenser of this sacrament, must
16 Suppl, 17|         Para. 2/2~Further, every dispenser should have the keys of
17 Suppl, 18|           Now ~the priest is the dispenser of this sacrament by virtue
18 Suppl, 34|       the cause of man being the dispenser of the other sacraments. ~
19 Suppl, 34|          has authority. Now the ~dispenser of the sacrament exercises
20 Suppl, 35| character of Order makes a man a dispenser ~of the sacraments; while
21 Suppl, 36|      word "sacerdos" signifying ~dispenser of holy things [sacra dans]: