Part, Question

 1   2, 150 |          in order that he ~might atone for his perpetual continency
 2   3, 35  | spontaneous desire, in order ~to atone for us, not as a necessary
 3   3, 35  |      concern Christ, who came to atone for our sins. And ~therefore
 4   3, 46  | especially suitable in order to ~atone for the sin of our first
 5   3, 46  |        God's command. And so, to atone for ~that sin, it was fitting
 6   3, 46  |       unto salvation." And so to atone for the sins of all ~men,
 7   3, 48  |         Therefore Christ did not atone for our ~sins by His Passion.~
 8   3, 48  |         in charity, the one can ~atone for the other as shall be
 9   3, 50  |          that by dying He ~might atone for us, according to 1 Pt.
10   3, 90  |         penitent is the will ~to atone, and this is done by contrition;
11   3, 90  |         and the third is that he atone according to the decision
12 Suppl, 53|           Nevertheless he should atone for not ~keeping continence,
13 Appen1, 2|        consequently one does not atone for venial sin in ~Purgatory.~