Part, Question

 1   2, 98  |         obligations to which the laity are not bound; ~likewise
 2   2, 98  |         better than that of the ~laity, and the state of religious
 3   2, 98  |     admitted to them. So too the laity are ~now admitted to the
 4   2, 84  |       may have ~reference to the laity.~Aquin.: SMT SS Q[86] A[
 5   2, 84  |        granted to the use of the laity: and ~this is the meaning
 6   2, 85  |       fall into the hands of the laity.~Aquin.: SMT SS Q[87] A[
 7   2, 85  |        Pontiff, no less than the laity are bound to pay tithes
 8   2, 98  |          to communicate with the laity, or a greater ~dispensation,
 9   2, 148 |          the same applies to the laity." Now such punishments are ~
10   3, 82  |           Because we receive the laity of the Arians and other ~
11   3, 83  |        to gain flattery from the laity." And Pope Innocent III
12   3, 83  |      discarded ~for works of the laity." We read there, too, that "
13 Suppl, 35|       can lawfully return to the laity. Therefore a character is ~
14 Suppl, 35|          a man may return to the laity, the character ~always remains
15 Suppl, 36| disastrous to the ~Church if the laity be better than the clergy."
16 Suppl, 36|   knowledge of the law. ~Now the laity seek the law at the mouth