Part, Question

 1   2, 72  |         have the common note of secrecy, in ~respect of which they
 2   2, 102 |        them for the purpose of ~secrecy. Consequently (the Israelites)
 3   2, 64  |        1 Para. 1/1~Reply OBJ 1: Secrecy is sometimes a cause of
 4   2, 64  |          as when a man employs ~secrecy in order to commit a sin,
 5   2, 64  |        in theft. In another way secrecy is merely a circumstance
 6   2, 68  |        in some other way under ~secrecy, we must make a distinction.
 7   2, 68  |       is committed to him under secrecy, for ~he would break the
 8   2, 68  |         committed to one under ~secrecy. In such a case one is by
 9   2, 81  |           But prayer loses its ~secrecy by being expressed vocally.
10 Suppl, 11|        other advantages in this secrecy, ~because thereby men are
11 Suppl, 11|  confession. But he is bound to secrecy with regard to ~those sins,
12 Suppl, 11| Therefore he alone is bound to ~secrecy.~Aquin.: SMT XP Q[11] A[
13 Suppl, 11|    confession, and is ~bound to secrecy, though, properly speaking,
14 Suppl, 11|       of an individual. Now the secrecy of ~confession was instituted
15 Suppl, 11|      chiefly, because this very secrecy is ~essential to the sacrament,
16 Suppl, 11|        1/1 ~OBJ 4: Further, the secrecy of confession was instituted
17 Suppl, 11|         under an ~obligation of secrecy by confessing to him.~Aquin.:
18 Suppl, 74|        will happen then, and to secrecy as regards the fixing of