Part, Question

3001 Suppl, 16|              habit of penance in this life, will have it in ~the life
3002 Suppl, 16|            life, will have it in ~the life to come: but he will not
3003 Suppl, 16|              penance which is in this life, will not be in heaven:
3004 Suppl, 17|             in the negative. Later in life he altered his opinion.
3005 Suppl, 18|               the ~negative. Later in life he altered his opinion.
3006 Suppl, 18|             in the negative. Later in life he altered his ~opinion.
3007 Suppl, 18|               the negative. ~Later in life he altered his opinion.
3008 Suppl, 18|              Baptism man begins a new life, and by the baptismal water
3009 Suppl, 18|            man does not take on a new life, since therein he is not ~
3010 Suppl, 18|     punishment, but only amendment of life, as in the ~case of the
3011 Suppl, 19|               a ~corruption of public life when the government comes
3012 Suppl, 21|             hope about anyone in this life, the Church should ~not
3013 Suppl, 24|             contrary to the clerical ~life, e.g. if he become a soldier,
3014 Suppl, 27|              detrimental to religious life should be done in ~the Church.
3015 Suppl, 27|             no man. But the religious life is a ~good thing. Therefore
3016 Suppl, 27|              to the reward of eternal life, ~religious merit more by
3017 Suppl, 28|                confusion even in this life; thirdly, in order that
3018 Suppl, 29|             respect to every state of life. Now no other than ~Extreme
3019 Suppl, 29|               are departing from this life. ~Therefore it is a sacrament.~
3020 Suppl, 29|               are departing from this life. And as, under the Old ~
3021 Suppl, 29|          which is given at the end of life, ~ought to be complete,
3022 Suppl, 29|            sanctified by the ~word of life so as to wash sin away,"
3023 Suppl, 30|              cure presupposes ~bodily life in the one who is cured,
3024 Suppl, 30|            cure presuppose ~spiritual life. Hence this sacrament is
3025 Suppl, 30|              deprive man of spiritual life, namely. original and mortal
3026 Suppl, 30|         perfect vigor for acts of the life of grace or of glory; which ~
3027 Suppl, 30|             sufficiently during this ~life as to their guilt, and that
3028 Suppl, 32|               who are departing this ~life, just as Baptism is the
3029 Suppl, 32|          those who are entering this ~life. Now Baptism is given to
3030 Suppl, 32|           those who are entering into life cannot receive ~Baptism
3031 Suppl, 32|               who are ~departing this life cannot receive this sacrament,
3032 Suppl, 32|               to the extremity of his life, since ~some ailments prolong
3033 Suppl, 32|          since ~some ailments prolong life, according to the Philosopher (
3034 Suppl, 32|               of ~departure from this life, through their sickness
3035 Suppl, 32|             their departure from this life ~and setting out for the
3036 Suppl, 32|               and setting out for the life of glory. Hence the comparison
3037 Suppl, 32|               who are ~departing this life than to those who are entering
3038 Suppl, 36|                1) Whether goodness of life is required of those who
3039 Suppl, 36|             obtained by mere merit of life?~(4) Whether he who raises
3040 Suppl, 36|               1/1~Whether goodness of life is required of those who
3041 Suppl, 36|           would seem that goodness of life is not required of those
3042 Suppl, 36|         wicked. Therefore goodness of life is not requisite.~Aquin.:
3043 Suppl, 36|                Therefore holiness of ~life is requisite in all the
3044 Suppl, 36|             Consequently holiness ~of life is requisite for Orders,
3045 Suppl, 36|      priesthood, being of a most holy life. Therefore the ~aforesaid
3046 Suppl, 36|           Order by the merit of one's life?~Aquin.: SMT XP Q[36] A[
3047 Suppl, 36|             by the mere ~merit of his life. For, according to Chrysostom [*
3048 Suppl, 36|            saint by ~the merit of his life. Consequently he thereby
3049 Suppl, 36|              knowledge or holiness of life may be useful for the ~conduct
3050 Suppl, 36|               in Evang.) "if a ~man's life is contemptible, his preaching
3051 Suppl, 36|              2/2~Further, holiness of life is required in one who receives
3052 Suppl, 37|           feeds us ~with the bread of life and understanding, even
3053 Suppl, 39|          martyrdom and the ~religious life are also befitting to them.
3054 Suppl, 39|              bedecked with a virtuous life, and not publicly penitent.
3055 Suppl, 40|               which signifies ~a pure life, and the "girdle," which
3056 Suppl, 40|               which denote the end of life; the "dalmatic," generosity
3057 Suppl, 40|          Peter sent his to restore to life a certain disciple who afterwards ~
3058 Suppl, 41|             in all ~things concerning life, for which reason man is
3059 Suppl, 41|               are necessary for human life some are becoming to men,
3060 Suppl, 41|      themselves to the ~contemplative life to which marriage is a very
3061 Suppl, 41|              some choose the married ~life and some the contemplative.
3062 Suppl, 41|        husband render the debt to his life." ~Therefore it is not a
3063 Suppl, 43|             of one taking the other's life.~Aquin.: SMT XP Q[43] A[
3064 Suppl, 43|            one were ~certain of one's life; hence he teaches that we
3065 Suppl, 44|               and again to one family life, it is ~clear that in matrimony
3066 Suppl, 44|            the fellowship of a common life and a community regulated ~
3067 Suppl, 44|           directed, namely the common life in family matters. And since
3068 Suppl, 44|              OBJ 3: Just as the civic life denotes not the individual
3069 Suppl, 44|             citizens, so the conjugal life is nothing else than a particular
3070 Suppl, 44|       wherefore as regards this ~same life the partnership of married
3071 Suppl, 45|         office of nature and of civil life, it ~follows that the spiritual
3072 Suppl, 49|              partnership of a common ~life, whereby each one contributes
3073 Suppl, 49|              does not last after ~the life wherein it is contracted,
3074 Suppl, 49|            cannot be sundered in this life, but either by ~bodily death
3075 Suppl, 52|          lasting tie ~so long as this life lasts.~Aquin.: SMT XP Q[
3076 Suppl, 53|               belongs to the truth of life [*Cf. FP, ~Q[16], A[4],
3077 Suppl, 54|      connected by a common ~political life, of fellow-soldiers who
3078 Suppl, 55|     partnership ~directed to a common life. Now the former is to be
3079 Suppl, 56|               he is void of spiritual life to which man is first ~born
3080 Suppl, 59|               this, since "the whole ~life of unbelievers is a sin,"
3081 Suppl, 59|              the reason why the whole life of unbelievers is said to ~
3082 Suppl, 59|              to man ~according as his life is of one kind or of another.
3083 Suppl, 59|               who dies ~to his former life is not bound to those things
3084 Suppl, 59|              was bound in ~his former life. Hence it is that he who
3085 Suppl, 59|             by adopting the religious life. Now he who is baptized
3086 Suppl, 59|         Christ and dies to his former life, since the generation ~of
3087 Suppl, 59|               perfection of Christian life, the highest state of ~which
3088 Suppl, 59|            long as he remained in the life wherein he had married,
3089 Suppl, 59|              after he has changed his life by ~dying to his former
3090 Suppl, 59|               by ~dying to his former life, this is nowise prejudicial
3091 Suppl, 59|            goes over to the religious life dies but a spiritual death
3092 Suppl, 59|      adulterer does not enter another life ~as an unbeliever by being
3093 Suppl, 61|               every form of religious life there is a kind of ~spiritual
3094 Suppl, 61|          namely that of the religious life, even without the wife's
3095 Suppl, 61|               every form of religious life marriage is contracted with ~
3096 Suppl, 61|          dissolved, because religious life is a ~kind of spiritual
3097 Suppl, 61|            seek the fruit of a better life. But ~by marital intercourse
3098 Suppl, 64|               as to the ~community of life. Now leprosy is opposed
3099 Suppl, 65|               that are a necessity of life, as ~stated above (Q[41],
3100 Suppl, 65|               of charity which is the life of the soul. Wherefore ~
3101 Suppl, 67|             but throughout its whole ~life. Hence it is of natural
3102 Suppl, 67|             the ~law of the spirit of life" [*Cf. Rm. 8:2].~Aquin.:
3103 Suppl, 67|             children for their ~whole life, by due preparation of those
3104 Suppl, 67|         things that are necessary in ~life. Now this preparation does
3105 Suppl, 67|              Law would merit ~eternal life. For this reason they say
3106 Suppl, 67|              away all the days of his life (Dt. 22:13-19). [*The rest
3107 Suppl, 69|            the principle of spiritual life, as the sun is ~of corporeal
3108 Suppl, 69|              the sun is ~of corporeal life. In this way certain souls
3109 Suppl, 69|              delivered at the ~end of life; yet after this life they
3110 Suppl, 69|               of life; yet after this life they will not yet be where
3111 Suppl, 69|          heaven. Therefore after this life the saints do not go ~immediately
3112 Suppl, 69|               Lord all the days of my life," and (Job 7:9): "He that
3113 Suppl, 69|           have no hope of the blessed life, as the Fathers in limbo
3114 Suppl, 69|         paradise after this ~state of life, as is related of Enoch
3115 Suppl, 70|            related after returning to life ~from this suspended animation
3116 Suppl, 70|                affected in the future life for good or ill, according
3117 Suppl, 70|              to the body as giving it life, and on ~account of this
3118 Suppl, 71|             be able to ~merit eternal life by the works which I do,
3119 Suppl, 71|              the receiving of eternal life, as stated in ~Jn. 4:36, "
3120 Suppl, 71|                  gathereth fruit unto life ~everlasting." Now a share
3121 Suppl, 71|                Now a share of eternal life is not given to a man save
3122 Suppl, 71|               another that he obtain ~life, this never happens except
3123 Suppl, 71|            whereby he merits ~eternal life.~Aquin.: SMT XP Q[71] A[
3124 Suppl, 71|           there ~be some community of life between them. Now there
3125 Suppl, 71|              For charity which is the life of the soul, even as the
3126 Suppl, 71|              even as the soul is ~the life of the body, has no end: "
3127 Suppl, 71|          assisted thereby after ~this life, this is, nevertheless,
3128 Suppl, 71|            the dead are outside civic life, the communication of the ~
3129 Suppl, 71|       communication of the ~spiritual life is possible between them,
3130 Suppl, 71|       possible between them, for that life is founded on ~charity towards
3131 Suppl, 71|        considered as meriting eternal life, ~and this it has as proceeding
3132 Suppl, 71|                  If a man depart this life without the faith ~that
3133 Suppl, 71|           entirely come to the end of life, ~and have received the
3134 Suppl, 71|               happens to them in this life," and consequently ~they
3135 Suppl, 71|               that he was recalled to life at the prayers of blessed ~
3136 Suppl, 71|            they ~would be recalled to life, they were to be disposed
3137 Suppl, 71|            for those who lived a holy life, and yet ~contracted certain
3138 Suppl, 71|         assisted, ~because after this life there is no time for obtaining
3139 Suppl, 71|      signifies those who lead a happy life in heaven. Therefore the
3140 Suppl, 71|          those who had departed this ~life without baptism, thinking
3141 Suppl, 71|           affection a man has ~during life a certain solicitude for
3142 Suppl, 71|              in so far as during this life they merited that they might ~
3143 Suppl, 71|     increasing grace, whereas during ~life the works of others avail
3144 Suppl, 71|         general suffrages. For in the life ~to come each one will be
3145 Suppl, 72|              Now the saints, in ~this life, watch over their neighbor,
3146 Suppl, 72|       Although the saints, after this life, know what happens ~here
3147 Suppl, 72|               to ~their state in this life. For we read that they withstood
3148 Suppl, 72|            and pain suffered in this ~life voluntarily cleanses much
3149 Suppl, 72|        endured by the saints in this ~life. For if they trusted in
3150 Suppl, 72|               if they trusted in this life alone, they would be the
3151 Suppl, 72|            sin and unhappiness to the life of grace and glory.~Aquin.:
3152 Suppl, 72|              Now man never returns to life from spiritual death after
3153 Suppl, 72|           from bodily death to bodily life, and so there will be no
3154 Suppl, 72|                restored from death to life.~Aquin.: SMT XP Q[75] A[
3155 Suppl, 72|               attain this end in this life: wherefore they had ~no
3156 Suppl, 72|              no need to admit another life after this, wherein man
3157 Suppl, 72|           after this there is another life wherein, ~after death, man
3158 Suppl, 72|            and they held that ~such a life sufficed to satisfy the
3159 Suppl, 72|               cannot be happy in this life, we must of ~necessity hold
3160 Suppl, 72|            regards the others). Hence life in ~Abraham's soul does
3161 Suppl, 72|                But there needs to be ~life in the whole composite,
3162 Suppl, 72|              body: and although this ~life were not actually when these
3163 Suppl, 72|         Christ, while ~living in this life, as regards things pertaining
3164 Suppl, 72|            the restoration of natural life, but not in the ~likeness
3165 Suppl, 72|         violent, so to speak. But the life that is restored by ~the
3166 Suppl, 72|            But ~death is privation of life. Therefore the resurrection
3167 Suppl, 72|            one ~returns from death to life is not natural.~Aquin.:
3168 Suppl, 72|        resurrection terminates in the life of nature. For nature is
3169 Suppl, 73|            that which pertains to the life of ~nature, in respect of
3170 Suppl, 73|                rise again to immortal life; but in the saints who were
3171 Suppl, 73|               the ~rational spirit of life": and Gregory speaks in
3172 Suppl, 74|            will bring men to immortal life conformably to ~Christ Who "
3173 Suppl, 74|               rose ~again to immortal life, to live for ever in the
3174 Suppl, 75|           prayer refer to the present life: and one of them ~is: "Forgive
3175 Suppl, 75|               be forgiven her in this life. Now the Church's ~prayer
3176 Suppl, 75|       Therefore at some time of this ~life the Church will receive
3177 Suppl, 75|             of heaven is as a kind of life to ~all existing in nature,"
3178 Suppl, 75|               the heart is a kind of ~life of the whole body: wherefore
3179 Suppl, 75|               remain living with that life which was sustained by the
3180 Suppl, 75|             movement. Now such is the life by which we live now: and
3181 Suppl, 75|      standstill must depart from this life.~Aquin.: SMT XP Q[78] A[
3182 Suppl, 76|            borne away to the heavenly life to ~which it adhered while
3183 Suppl, 76|           will be cast down into the ~life of the brutes if it lived
3184 Suppl, 76|        existing in the body had led a life ~contrary to the ordering
3185 Suppl, 76|              it had conformed in this life, for instance into the body
3186 Suppl, 76|              the ~soul has led a good life in the body, and having
3187 Suppl, 76|              man that died ~return to life, he would not be said to
3188 Suppl, 76|               be accomplished in this life, nor in the life of the
3189 Suppl, 76|              in this life, nor in the life of the separated ~soul,
3190 Suppl, 77|              operations of the animal life. Or we may say ~with Augustine
3191 Suppl, 77|             from the beginning of his life to the end would surpass ~
3192 Suppl, 78|              rise again to the animal life?~Aquin.: SMT XP Q[81] A[
3193 Suppl, 78|             will rise again to animal life so as to exercise the ~functions
3194 Suppl, 78|              rise again to the animal life, or in ~other words that
3195 Suppl, 78|              acts belonging to animal life ~will be in the blessed,
3196 Suppl, 78|              in his ~present state of life by the action of natural
3197 Suppl, 78|            the ~actions of the animal life in man, the action of the
3198 Suppl, 78|                pertain to ~the animal life, being directed to the primary
3199 Suppl, 79|           body even in this ~state of life. Consequently others say
3200 Suppl, 79|             but that in this state of life, on account of the ~preponderance
3201 Suppl, 79|               in the present state of life, namely ~composition of
3202 Suppl, 79|              blessed: else the bodily life of the saints after the
3203 Suppl, 79|               in the ~ultimate act of life, for which reason sleep
3204 Suppl, 79|       receiving from the principle of life ~the inflow that the other
3205 Suppl, 79|               to the present state of life, a natural ~aptitude to
3206 Suppl, 83|              had ~deformities in this life rise again with them, while
3207 Suppl, 83|             who had ~them not in this life, and therefore, as is clear,
3208 Suppl, 83|               which in this ~temporal life are inflicted for some particular
3209 Suppl, 83|               beyond the term of this life. Hence although the ~damned
3210 Suppl, 83|     Philosopher says (Ethic. ix, 9), "Life ~is pleasant to all, for
3211 Suppl, 83|                to a wicked or corrupt life, nor one passed in sorrow."
3212 Suppl, 83|         sorrow." Accordingly just ~as life is simply pleasant, but
3213 Suppl, 83|          simply pleasant, but not the life that is passed in sorrows, ~
3214 Suppl, 83|             which is the privation of life, is painful simply, and
3215 Suppl, 83|              deprives one of a wicked life, and of such as is passed
3216 Suppl, 83|             present joy. ~Now in this life it sometimes happens that
3217 Suppl, 84|         opened, which is the book of ~life; and the dead were judged
3218 Suppl, 84|             of law." But the book ~of life, of which the text goes
3219 Suppl, 84|                is called the "book of life" [*Cf. FP, ~Q[24], A[1],
3220 Suppl, 85|        punishing certain ones in this life for their good ~or evil
3221 Suppl, 85|              unto the resurrection of life, but they that have done ~
3222 Suppl, 85|              so long as this state of life ~is governed by Divine providence.~
3223 Suppl, 85|              Dei xx) that the book of life ~which is mentioned Apoc.
3224 Suppl, 85|              that contains the entire life of every individual?" ~Nor
3225 Suppl, 85|          equal to the length of man's life, ~so that on either side
3226 Suppl, 85|               on the length ~of man's life. And yet it behooves each
3227 Suppl, 86|            men by word to lead a good life, gives him the right to ~
3228 Suppl, 86|     accordance with the perfection of life.~Aquin.: SMT XP Q[89] A[
3229 Suppl, 86|       promised the saints after ~this life (Mt. 22:30). If then men
3230 Suppl, 86|             are disturbed about their life." Therefore ~the blessed
3231 Suppl, 86|          Divine providence to try the life ~of man.~Aquin.: SMT XP
3232 Suppl, 87|         obtain the reward of ~eternal life, without the addition of
3233 Suppl, 87|               So ~the Son also giveth life to whom He will," says: "
3234 Suppl, 87|               17:3): "This is eternal life: That ~they may know Thee,
3235 Suppl, 88|             sustenance to his ~bodily life, secondly, as helping him
3236 Suppl, 88|              sustenance of his bodily life. Now in ~this way the heavenly
3237 Suppl, 88|           after sin man had an animal life, which needs the movement
3238 Suppl, 88|              for the upkeep of human ~life; wherefore it is written (
3239 Suppl, 88|           Therefore when man's animal life ceases, animals and plants
3240 Suppl, 88|             after this renewal animal life will cease in man. Therefore
3241 Suppl, 89|            that the last end of man's life ~is to see God, so the philosophers
3242 Suppl, 89|             any time, neither in this life, nor in the angelic life, ~
3243 Suppl, 89|              life, nor in the angelic life, ~in the same way as these
3244 Suppl, 89|               sight." Now the angelic life is the life of the blessed,
3245 Suppl, 89|               the angelic life is the life of the blessed, wherein
3246 Suppl, 89|              eye of the body, even as life ~is perceived in speech.
3247 Suppl, 89|              penalties of the present life ~[*Cf. FS, Q[85], A[3]].
3248 Suppl, 90|               the perfection of whose life consists in ~movement, is
3249 Suppl, 90|   instrumentally to the ~happiness of life.~Aquin.: SMT XP Q[93] A[
3250 Suppl, 91|                as helping us to merit life: "My brethren, count it ~
3251 Suppl, 92|             soul and body adequate to life, lasting for ever in eternal
3252 Suppl, 92|       bestowed on the ~saints in this life are not called a dowry,
3253 Suppl, 92|              others, by pouring forth life ~into the other members:
3254 Suppl, 93|              of conflict - since "the life of man upon earth is a ~
3255 Suppl, 93|          necessary for man's ~perfect life consisting in his perfect
3256 Suppl, 93|                from his labor in this life: and thus every reward which
3257 Suppl, 93|          shall acquire for the future life is called a "fruit." In
3258 Suppl, 93|          sanctification, and ~the end life everlasting." Yet neither
3259 Suppl, 93|              withdrawal from a carnal life.~Aquin.: SMT XP Q[96] A[
3260 Suppl, 93|                which is necessary for life, than in sexual matters
3261 Suppl, 93|          sexual matters without which life ~can be sustained: and thus
3262 Suppl, 93|               carnal to the spiritual life. Consequently a fruit corresponds ~
3263 Suppl, 93|          imperfection of the present ~life."~Aquin.: SMT XP Q[96] A[
3264 Suppl, 93|          after leading an incontinent life, ~for to such no fruit is
3265 Suppl, 93|               be found at the end ~of life, because virginity of the
3266 Suppl, 93|               choosing a more perfect life go beyond the general commandments."
3267 Suppl, 93|             if we no longer yield the life of the body to the sword,
3268 Suppl, 93|               reward to be had in the life to come will correspond
3269 Suppl, 93|            are rewarded in the future life are not ~acquired by a man'
3270 Suppl, 93|              be merited in the future life for ~teaching and preaching.~
3271 Suppl, 93|            Further, exaltation in the life to come corresponds to ~
3272 Suppl, 93|            humiliation in the present life, because "he that humbleth
3273 Suppl, 93|             OBJ 3: Exaltation in this life does not lessen the reward
3274 Suppl, 93|              the reward of the ~other life, except for him who seeks
3275 Suppl, 93|              is said to be an angelic life, in so far as ~virgins imitate
3276 Suppl, 93|               Gospel promises eternal life to ~those who keep the commandments: '
3277 Suppl, 93|               If thou wilt enter into life, keep the ~commandments' (
3278 Suppl, 93|               one will rejoice in the life to come. Therefore there
3279 Suppl, 95|            knowledge acquired in this life?~(8) Whether they ever think
3280 Suppl, 95|          perfect us only in the civic life which will ~not remain after
3281 Suppl, 95|           will ~not remain after this life. Even though they remained,
3282 Suppl, 95|              a ~relief from a painful life or from some unhappiness:
3283 Suppl, 95|               to an ~evil and corrupt life, and a life of unhappiness,
3284 Suppl, 95|               and corrupt life, and a life of unhappiness, as the Philosopher
3285 Suppl, 95|             this happens even in this life, when envy increases. ~Nevertheless
3286 Suppl, 95|             other hand, in the future life the soul will not be so
3287 Suppl, 95|               things which regard the life of those ~who are in the
3288 Suppl, 95|          favor to the saints in ~this life is never granted to the
3289 Suppl, 95|              favor to Paul to see the life in which the saints live
3290 Suppl, 95|                The happenings of this life would not, if seen, torment
3291 Suppl, 95|              2: Paul looked upon that life wherein the saints live
3292 Suppl, 95|              it more perfectly in the life to come. Not so the damned; ~
3293 Suppl, 96|             everyone . . . may have'] life everlasting." Therefore
3294 Suppl, 96|             good by despising eternal life. This is ~mentioned by Augustine (
3295 Suppl, 96|             be punished, who in ~this life never ceased to desire sin.
3296 Suppl, 96|       mortally propose to amend their life at some time, and that these ~
3297 Suppl, 96|               and ~since the whole of life is directed to its end,
3298 Suppl, 96|              directs the whole of his life to that sin, and is willing ~
3299 Suppl, 96|              to sinning because their life ~came to an end: they would
3300 Suppl, 96|               the unhappiness of this life.~Aquin.: SMT XP Q[99] A[
3301 Suppl, 96|         charity of the saints in this life makes them pray ~for their
3302 Suppl, 96|               perfect charity in that life. ~Therefore they will pray
3303 Suppl, 96|       punishment: but the just, ~into life everlasting." But it is
3304 Suppl, 96|              is inadmissible that the life of the just ~will ever have
3305 Suppl, 96|               say, the saints in this life pray for their enemies,
3306 Suppl, 96|             for those who depart this life ~without grace there will
3307 Suppl, 96|             of mercy, because in this life ~(which may be called God'
3308 Suppl, 96|        drinketh My blood hath eternal life." Now this is the meat and
3309 Suppl, 96|               it brings us to eternal life, although sin may deprive
3310 Suppl, 96|             of a Christian's rule of ~life consists in mercy and godliness.
3311 Suppl, 96|          anything profit unto eternal life in the absence of ~charity.
3312 Suppl, 96|              the meriting of ~eternal life, or to exemption from eternal
3313 Suppl, 96|           those who while yet in this life fall into sins of the flesh
3314 Appen1, 1|           THOSE SOULS WHO DEPART THIS LIFE WITH ORIGINAL SIN ONLY (
3315 Appen1, 1|               souls which depart this life with original sin only.~
3316 Appen1, 1|              children who depart this life without the sacrament of
3317 Appen1, 1|               souls which depart this life with original sin alone,
3318 Appen1, 1|          severely punished after this life than ~during lifetime, for
3319 Appen1, 1|          during lifetime, for in this life there is room for mercy.
3320 Appen1, 1|               to original sin in this life, for children who ~have
3321 Appen1, 1|               is due to it after this life.~Aquin.: SMT XP App. 1 Q[
3322 Appen1, 1|             baptized until the end of life and have been surprised
3323 Appen1, 1|         receive the reward of eternal life by virtue of Christ's merit. ~
3324 Appen1, 1|            being deprived of eternal ~life on account of Adam's demerit.~
3325 Appen1, 1|             being deprived of eternal life and the reason for this
3326 Appen1, 1|             adapted to obtain eternal life, because he can ~prepare
3327 Appen1, 1|              whereby to merit eternal life [*Cf. FS, Q[109], ~AA[5],
3328 Appen1, 1|           adapted ~to possess eternal life, since neither was this
3329 Appen1, 1|             adapted to obtain eternal life, not indeed by their ~own
3330 Appen1, 1|         baptized and obtained eternal life: for this is of superabundant ~
3331 Appen1, 1|            aptitude to obtain eternal life, but not in ~children, as
3332 Appen1, 2|            the souls which after this life expiate the ~punishment
3333 Appen1, 2|               temporal pains of ~this life?~(2) Whether that punishment
3334 Appen1, 2|               temporal pains of this ~life?~Aquin.: SMT XP App. 1 Q[
3335 Appen1, 2|                temporal pains of this life. Because the more passive
3336 Appen1, 2|                is cleansed after this life.~Aquin.: SMT XP App. 1 Q[
3337 Appen1, 2|             he will suffer after this life will not be more grievous
3338 Appen1, 2|               all other pains of this life.~Aquin.: SMT XP App. 1 Q[
3339 Appen1, 2|             the greatest pain of this life. For the more ~a thing is
3340 Appen1, 2|        absence. And since after this ~life the holy souls desire the
3341 Appen1, 2|       surpasses all the pains of this life.~Aquin.: SMT XP App. 1 Q[
3342 Appen1, 2|       cleansed from sin both in ~this life and afterwards. Now, in
3343 Appen1, 2|              afterwards. Now, in this life, they are cleansed by pains ~
3344 Appen1, 2|            Job. Therefore after this ~life also, those who have to
3345 Appen1, 2|               are cleansed after this life by the Divine justice alone,
3346 Appen1, 2|             own in them. ~But in this life, while there is yet time
3347 Appen1, 2|               was not amended in this life." Therefore ~no sin is remitted
3348 Appen1, 2|       remitted as to guilt after this life.~Aquin.: SMT XP App. 1 Q[
3349 Appen1, 2|              a man go forth from this life with venial sin, he will
3350 Appen1, 2|             no contrition after ~this life, because it is a meritorious
3351 Appen1, 2|                 Therefore, after this life, venial sin is not remitted
3352 Appen1, 2|               xxi, 2). Now after this life there will be no ~sensuality;
3353 Appen1, 2|               will be remitted in the life to come. Nor can this be
3354 Appen1, 2|               are remitted after this life.~Aquin.: SMT XP App. 1 Q[
3355 Appen1, 2|               is remitted after this ~life, as regards the guilt: that
3356 Appen1, 2|             sins are remitted in ~the life to come: while Gregory [*
3357 Appen1, 2|               are remitted after this life. Nor does it suffice for
3358 Appen1, 2|        obtains at the ~last moment of life, does not remove the corruption
3359 Appen1, 2|                is remitted after this life by the fire of Purgatory: ~
3360 Appen1, 2|               that ~although, in this life, it is not amended in itself,
3361 Appen1, 2|               Reply OBJ 4: After this life there can be no merit in
3362 Appen1, 2|           which one undergoes in this life atones for the debt of ~
3363 Appen1, 2|              heaven, will, after this life, be ~immovably rooted in
3364 Appen2, 1|             is a Purgatory after this life?~Aquin.: SMT XP App. 2 Q[
3365 Appen2, 1|            not a Purgatory after this life. For ~it is said (Apoc.
3366 Appen2, 1|                  Therefore after this life no cleansing labor awaits
3367 Appen2, 1|               no Purgatory after this life.~Aquin.: SMT XP App. 2 Q[
3368 Appen2, 1|               awaits them after ~this life.~Aquin.: SMT XP App. 2 Q[
3369 Appen2, 1|               not rewarded after this life in those who ~will be damned,
3370 Appen2, 1|               be punished after this ~life. Hence the same conclusion
3371 Appen2, 1|            sins. Therefore after this life, there are some not yet ~
3372 Appen2, 1|         cleansing remains after ~this life.~Aquin.: SMT XP App. 2 Q[
3373 Appen2, 1|           wash away his sins in ~this life, "he is set free after death
3374 Appen2, 1|               of cleansing after this life.~Aquin.: SMT XP App. 2 Q[
3375 Appen2, 1|               a ~Purgatory after this life. For if the debt of punishment
3376 Appen2, 1|                is punished after this life. ~Wherefore those who deny
3377 Appen2, 1|          perfect good, namely eternal life, until ~he be cleansed;
3378 Appen2, 1|       Wherefore ~no reward after this life awaits him who dies in mortal