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 1   2, 86  |   Further, that which can be validly done by one cannot be annulled ~
 2   2, 86  |    that a boy or girl cannot validly make a ~vow before the age
 3   2, 86  |    children can lawfully and validly be bound by a vow ~to enter
 4   3, 60  |    both confer the sacrament validly. Therefore it is lawful
 5   3, 66  |    Trinity, the sacrament is validly conferred. As to the addition
 6   3, 66  |   again if they had not been validly baptized with ~that form.
 7   3, 72  |   ever be either licitly or ~validly performed by others than
 8   3, 74  |   bread that it could not be validly ~used for the sacrament.~
 9 Suppl, 36|  sinner dispenses sacraments validly, so does he ~receive validly
10 Suppl, 36| validly, so does he ~receive validly the sacrament of Orders,
11 Suppl, 38|  their power they consecrate validly, and therefore ~they validly
12 Suppl, 38| validly, and therefore ~they validly confer whatever power is
13 Suppl, 38|  they ~confer the sacraments validly, but do not confer grace
14 Suppl, 39|    proficiency. and they are validly ~ordained; for although
15 Suppl, 45|    sacrament is nevertheless validly ~performed, although it
16 Suppl, 48|   the sake of gain baptizes ~validly. Therefore if a man marries
17 Suppl, 59|      they could have married validly. ~Therefore disparity of