Part, Question

2001   3, 68  |             want of a rational soul. Consequently the comparison does ~not
2002   3, 69  |            to the primitive oldness. Consequently every ~sin is taken away
2003   3, 69  |              there is no remission." Consequently no movement of the human
2004   3, 69  |            committed murder before. ~Consequently the severity of human legislation
2005   3, 69  |            all the sins ~of all men. Consequently he who is baptized, is freed
2006   3, 69  |       scandalized by ~another's sin. Consequently, although a murderer is
2007   3, 69  |              into this world," and, ~consequently, all the other penalties
2008   3, 69  |           above (A[3]; Q[68], A[5]). Consequently ~it is fitting that what
2009   3, 69  |              the nature in all men. ~Consequently by Baptism He takes away
2010   3, 69  |             the use of the will, and consequently they ~have neither faith
2011   3, 69  |              life everlasting." And ~consequently Baptism would not have profited
2012   3, 69  |       receive the effect of Baptism. Consequently insincerity does ~not hinder
2013   3, 69  |         compel man to be righteous." Consequently in order that a man be ~
2014   3, 69  |        Church, and to renounce sin. ~Consequently, to whatever sin a man wishes
2015   3, 69  |               but not of venial sin. Consequently, here ~insincerity includes,
2016   3, 69  |            work of God, not of man. ~Consequently, it is not dead in the man,
2017   3, 69  |           present and past sins. And consequently, when the insincerity passes ~
2018   3, 70  |            preparation for Christ's. Consequently, if circumcision was a ~
2019   3, 70  |            the body of the faithful. Consequently, it ~is manifest that circumcision
2020   3, 70  |            says (Contra Faust. xix). Consequently, it was ~necessary for circumcision
2021   3, 70  |          signs is a work of wisdom. ~Consequently, it must be allowed that
2022   3, 70  |             it received no name; and consequently neither was it ~circumcised.~
2023   3, 70  |      precepts of the Law, and ~that, consequently, the coming of Christ was
2024   3, 70  |              70] A[4] Body Para. 3/4~Consequently, others said that grace
2025   3, 70  |         removed by Christ's Passion. Consequently, before Christ's Passion
2026   3, 71  |      original, ~or even actual, sin. Consequently it is fitting that before
2027   3, 71  |            remove these impediments. Consequently, they are not sacraments ~
2028   3, 72  |          fulness of the Holy Ghost. ~Consequently oil is a suitable matter
2029   3, 72  |             also in the beginning." ~Consequently there was no need for sacramental
2030   3, 72  |               but ~the same Spirit." Consequently a compound matter is appropriate
2031   3, 72  |              also the Eucharist. And consequently, from Christ's very act ~
2032   3, 72  |           him in his outward combat. Consequently ~not only is mention made
2033   3, 72  |             the word ~"confirm"; and consequently they had to be expressed.~
2034   3, 72  |           wrought nothing inwardly. ~Consequently in circumcision a character
2035   3, 72  |             with sanctifying grace. ~Consequently it is evident that sanctifying
2036   3, 72  |             finds already there. And consequently ~it should not be given
2037   3, 72  |           does not affect the ~soul. Consequently even in childhood man can
2038   3, 72  |           and rank are required; and consequently ~slaves, women, old men,
2039   3, 72  |            neither male nor female." Consequently it matters not whether a
2040   3, 72  |       celebrated without the other." Consequently the same seasons are ~fixed
2041   3, 73  |            the preservation of life. Consequently, ~just as for the spiritual
2042   3, 73  |             of chrism and such like. Consequently, the sacrament of the ~Eucharist
2043   3, 73  |            receiving the Eucharist. ~Consequently the Eucharist is not one
2044   3, 73  |            which is wet ~sustenance. Consequently, two things concur for the
2045   3, 73  |           the Lord, until He ~come." Consequently, as Baptism is necessary
2046   3, 73  |          consecrating the Eucharist. Consequently, the reception ~of Baptism
2047   3, 73  |             previous sacrament, and ~consequently before receiving Baptism,
2048   3, 73  |               but adults alone have: consequently, they cannot have the reality ~
2049   3, 73  |           the person ~nourished, and consequently it cannot avail for supporting
2050   3, 73  |        receiving this sacrament. And consequently the comparison does ~not
2051   3, 73  |          also nourished by Baptism. ~Consequently there was no need to institute
2052   3, 73  |             Eucharist sacramentally. Consequently, when ~Christ was going
2053   3, 73  |             the deepest in the soul. Consequently, since, as Pope ~Alexander
2054   3, 73  |         containing Christ crucified; consequently it could not be ~instituted
2055   3, 73  |           Apostle ~proves in Heb. 9. Consequently, it seems that that sacrifice
2056   3, 73  |           effect of this sacrament. ~Consequently, in relation to what is
2057   3, 74  |             is ~evident from Mt. 26. Consequently, bread and wine are the
2058   3, 74  |          development" (De Anima ii). Consequently, in this sacrament, which
2059   3, 74  |             the use of the faithful. Consequently, the quantity of the ~matter
2060   3, 74  |              not a determinate ~one. Consequently there is no comparison.~
2061   3, 74  |         consecration of the matter. ~Consequently there is no parallel.~Aquin.:
2062   3, 74  |        employed when this fails. And consequently Christ is ~believed to have
2063   3, 74  |            effect of this sacrament. Consequently, the proper matter for this ~
2064   3, 74  |              to a spiritual ~people. Consequently barley bread would not be
2065   3, 74  |             absorbed by the greater. Consequently, then, if a ~small quantity
2066   3, 74  |           mixing alters the species; consequently, bread made ~therefrom will
2067   3, 74  |          stated above (A[3], ad ~4); consequently, there is a wider difference
2068   3, 74  |              together to the people. Consequently we give order that no priest ~
2069   3, 74  |             of the Lord's ~chalice." Consequently, it seems that wine from
2070   3, 74  |           said in Metaph. viii. And ~consequently, just as this sacrament
2071   3, 74  |          natural heat" (Meteor. iv); consequently this ~sacrament can be made
2072   3, 74  |              up bread and wine only. Consequently it ~seems that water should
2073   3, 74  |        necessary for this sacrament. Consequently, ~for the like reason, so
2074   3, 74  |             the usage of the Church. Consequently water is essential to ~this
2075   3, 74  |              a ~consequence thereof. Consequently, then, the adding of water
2076   3, 74  |             used in ~great quantity. Consequently it seems that water ought
2077   3, 74  |         would be changed into wine. ~Consequently, it is always safer to add
2078   3, 75  |          body, and it is in heaven. ~Consequently, it seems that it is not
2079   3, 75  |            be in several places. And consequently it remains that Christ's ~
2080   3, 75  |              place where it may be. ~Consequently it is nothing after the
2081   3, 75  |               or wine is something." Consequently, this is true: "The substance
2082   3, 75  |           changed, is something, and consequently the ~substance of the bread
2083   3, 75  |           the bread, which is false. Consequently, the bread is not ~changed
2084   3, 75  |             of material distinction. Consequently, ~it is not possible for
2085   3, 75  |               genus and species: and consequently the action of every created
2086   3, 75  |       existence comes from its form. Consequently, no natural or created ~
2087   3, 75  |              of ~the bread does not. Consequently this is unbecoming to this
2088   3, 75  |              in being," already ~is. Consequently, there is a before and an
2089   3, 76  |        reason of real concomitance, ~consequently Christ's body is in this
2090   3, 76  |         dimensions of the bread; and consequently not an infinite ~number
2091   3, 76  |              evident ~to our senses. Consequently, the dimensive quantity
2092   3, 76  |             as stated above ~(A[2]). Consequently, it is impossible for the
2093   3, 76  |            body of Christ is there. ~Consequently the body of Christ fills
2094   3, 76  |     sacrament or to adjacent bodies; consequently they do not act on the ~
2095   3, 76  |              Divine, intellect, and ~consequently to a beatified intellect,
2096   3, 76  |            capable of ~beholding it; consequently the devils cannot by their
2097   3, 76  |              that of bread or wine. ~Consequently, it seems that Christ's
2098   3, 76  |              76] A[8] Body Para. 4/4~Consequently, it remains to be said,
2099   3, 77  |        either substance or accident. Consequently, the definition ~of substance
2100   3, 77  |           power sustaining them; and consequently they do not cease to be ~
2101   3, 77  |        principles of ~substance. And consequently, as the accidents are preserved
2102   3, 77  |            continue in their action. Consequently they retain every action
2103   3, 77  |           just as it was before: and consequently their action can be ~directed
2104   3, 77  |               the bread was present. Consequently, as the being of those accidents ~
2105   3, 77  |           one, ~which is impossible. Consequently, it is impossible for any
2106   3, 77  |         species are not a substance. Consequently ~they cannot nourish.~Aquin.:
2107   3, 77  |            can into ashes ~or worms. Consequently, it is evident that they
2108   3, 77  |           coming down from heaven." ~Consequently, Ambrose uses the word "
2109   3, 77  |             the teeth of believers." Consequently, the breaking ought not ~
2110   3, 77  |            as sold in the shambles." Consequently, ~Christ's very body is
2111   3, 77  |            with any other substance. Consequently, no liquid can be mixed
2112   3, 78  |            into his body and blood. ~Consequently, the aforesaid words are
2113   3, 78  |               perfection of a thing, consequently, the whole perfection of
2114   3, 78  |            it determinate in person. Consequently, ~in order to determine
2115   3, 78  |          what is ~substantial to it. Consequently, the conjunction "for" is
2116   3, 78  |            is done in the sacrament. Consequently the ~form for the consecration
2117   3, 78  |         being," as stated above, and consequently prominence should be ~given
2118   3, 78  |            of its signification. And consequently the last effect of the ~
2119   3, 78  |           the sacrament of charity. ~Consequently, in this form the word "
2120   3, 78  |             the ~death of the Lord." Consequently, mention ought to be made
2121   3, 78  |          that is, of Christ's blood. consequently they belong to ~the integrity
2122   3, 78  |              of this sacrament, and ~consequently do not belong to the substance
2123   3, 78  |              78] A[3] Body Para. 3/3~Consequently it must be said that all
2124   3, 78  |          under ~the notion of blood; consequently this had to be denoted by
2125   3, 78  |        belongs to the Old Testament; consequently the Apostle concludes ~(
2126   3, 78  |            of eternal ~inheritance." Consequently, we say here, "The blood
2127   3, 78  |         creature could be received. ~Consequently there is no comparison.~
2128   3, 78  |              operate ~sacramentally. Consequently, the converting power latent
2129   3, 78  |            Bread is Christ's body." ~Consequently this expression, "This is
2130   3, 78  |        corporeal matter present, and consequently the sacrament ~would not
2131   3, 78  |              78] A[5] Body Para. 4/5~Consequently, others have said that the
2132   3, 78  |              78] A[5] Body Para. 5/5~Consequently, then, it remains to be
2133   3, 78  |          stated above (Q[77], A[7]). Consequently one must understand ~the
2134   3, 78  |         different forms ~do not, and consequently there is no parallel.~
2135   3, 79  |          stated above (Q[72], A[1]). Consequently, grace is not ~bestowed
2136   3, 79  |            it does great works." And consequently through this ~sacrament,
2137   3, 79  |         declares ~(De Civ. Dei xxi). Consequently, this sacrament is not the
2138   3, 79  |      attachment towards mortal sin. ~Consequently, as is said in the book
2139   3, 79  |           given by way of ~ablution. Consequently, in both respects he who
2140   3, 79  |            venial sins are forgiven. Consequently, it is manifest that venial
2141   3, 79  |        contained in this ~sacrament. Consequently, it seems that the whole
2142   3, 79  |       perfecting him through Christ. Consequently ~there is no parallel.~Aquin.:
2143   3, 79  |      preserve them from future sins. Consequently, it is not an effect ~of
2144   3, 79  |         salvation of one individual. Consequently, it does not ~seem that
2145   3, 79  |             the nature of sacrifice: consequently, when one or ~even several
2146   3, 80  |      consecration of the matter: and consequently both uses follow the ~sacrament.
2147   3, 80  |              though not in ~reality. Consequently, just as some are baptized
2148   3, 80  |            charity, and they in Him. Consequently, it seems ~that to eat Christ
2149   3, 80  |             the sacramental species. Consequently there ~are two ways of eating
2150   3, 80  |             enjoy Christ in ~heaven. Consequently, man is said to eat the "
2151   3, 80  |          angels by manifest vision. ~Consequently the comparison does not
2152   3, 80  |          does not belong to sinners. Consequently, it is ~from such expressions
2153   3, 80  |             so ~also is it by sight. Consequently, if the sinner sins by receiving
2154   3, 80  |              to this ~sacrament, and consequently of sacrilege, because he
2155   3, 80  |        likeness of the body of sin; ~consequently He fittingly allowed Himself
2156   3, 80  |           Himself Who is under them. Consequently, no one is forbidden to ~
2157   3, 80  |       receiving the body ~of Christ. Consequently, it seems that the course
2158   3, 80  |            Dom.; cf. Serm. ~lxxxii). Consequently, Christ's body is not to
2159   3, 80  |             as a means of salvation. Consequently, ~the body of Christ should
2160   3, 80  |         thinking about such things." Consequently these motions do not ~prevent
2161   3, 80  |       receiving the body of Christ. ~Consequently, much less is it in the
2162   3, 80  |              morning and confess it. Consequently, ~it seems that he ought
2163   3, 80  |            receiving this sacrament. Consequently, one is ~not prevented by
2164   3, 80  |            longer ~interval of time. Consequently, it seems that such taking
2165   3, 80  |              begins it at midnight. ~Consequently, if any person takes anything
2166   3, 80  |     sacrament and taking other food. Consequently, both the Postcommunion ~
2167   3, 80  |            given to the insane": and consequently, since ~this is the "sacrament
2168   3, 80  |          have had the use of reason: consequently, the sacred ~mysteries are
2169   3, 80  |           the custom ~of the Church. Consequently, it does not seem praiseworthy
2170   3, 80  |               receiving for a time." Consequently, it is not praiseworthy
2171   3, 80  |             gives health to men; and consequently it is profitable to ~receive
2172   3, 80  |              reverence and devotion. Consequently, if anyone finds that he
2173   3, 80  |          them that are sanctified." ~Consequently, since man has daily need
2174   3, 80  |          fear associated ~with love; consequently reverential fear of God
2175   3, 80  |        reverence ~springs from fear. Consequently, each of these belongs to
2176   3, 80  |       hindered by ~grievous crimes." Consequently, if those who are not in
2177   3, 80  |       opportunity ~presented itself. Consequently, it is evident that a man
2178   3, 80  |             commanded for his good." Consequently, humility is ~not praiseworthy
2179   3, 80  |              2]; Q[76], A[2], ad 1). Consequently, if the body be taken without
2180   3, 80  |              the health of the soul. Consequently, one ought to refrain ~from
2181   3, 80  |         sacrament lies ~in both, and consequently, since it is the priest'
2182   3, 81  |        observed above (Q[80], A[1]). Consequently, in no way did Christ partake ~
2183   3, 81  |               dipped bread to Judas. Consequently, if He gave His body to
2184   3, 81  |         manner in which men know it. Consequently, ~Christ did not repel Judas
2185   3, 81  |         contact and by being ~eaten. Consequently, if Christ's body was passible,
2186   3, 81  |    dimensions of the bread and wine; consequently, it is those ~species which
2187   3, 82  |         stated above (Q[67]~, A[3]). Consequently, the consecration of this
2188   3, 82  |            not by sacramental power: consequently he ~has a spiritual priesthood
2189   3, 82  |         commission ~from the bishop. Consequently all such things as do not
2190   3, 82  |          them the duty of baptizing; consequently there is no ~parallel.~Aquin.:
2191   3, 82  |             in Christ" (Gal. 3:28); ~consequently it does not matter whether
2192   3, 82  |              says (Eccl. Hier. iii). Consequently, he ought to receive ~before
2193   3, 82  |    consecration of the Eucharist is: consequently there is ~no parallel.~Aquin.:
2194   3, 82  |              use of the ~matter, and consequently no one can baptize himself,
2195   3, 82  |        proved full of guilty deeds?" Consequently, the Eucharist cannot be ~
2196   3, 82  |             that he was a just man. ~Consequently, a man can be Christ's minister
2197   3, 82  |              of being good and ~bad. Consequently, if the mass of a better
2198   3, 82  |             the power of his orders. Consequently, if a priest severed from
2199   3, 82  |              be ordained over again. Consequently, he ~has not lost the power
2200   3, 82  |              with his wicked works." Consequently, it is not lawful to ~receive
2201   3, 82  |            ecclesiastical sentence: ~consequently, until the Church's sentence
2202   3, 82  |            to fleshly concupiscence. Consequently, this ~sin is specially
2203   3, 82  |              epilepsy, or the like. ~Consequently, it does not appear that
2204   3, 82  |              of ~offering sacrifice; consequently, the obligation lapses.
2205   3, 83  |              redemption is enacted." Consequently, according to the first
2206   3, 83  |            and not on Christmas Day. Consequently, since this ~sacrament is
2207   3, 83  |              fruits ~of His Passion: consequently, the former is commemorated
2208   3, 83  |           their meat with gladness." Consequently, there ~is no need for houses,
2209   3, 83  |            or "with gold" ~(Ex. 25). Consequently, it seems unfitting for
2210   3, 83  |             narrated in the Gospels. Consequently, ~the chalice ought to be
2211   3, 83  |        precious among other ~cloths. Consequently, since the chalice is of
2212   3, 83  |            is ~contrary to the fact. Consequently, it does not seem fitting
2213   3, 83  |           the same applies to stone. Consequently, out of reverence ~for the
2214   3, 83  |       contained in ~the chalice. And consequently, although the chalice is
2215   3, 83  |    consecration is from God Himself. Consequently, the ~Church's ministers
2216   3, 83  |       faithful and of ~the departed. Consequently it is unbecoming in this
2217   3, 83  |             the sacrament of faith. ~Consequently, the truths which belong
2218   3, 83  |        required in ~every sacrament. Consequently, the devotion of the faithful
2219   3, 83  |         stated ~above (Q[82], A[1]). Consequently, all the words spoken in
2220   3, 83  |           does it cease to be there. Consequently, it is improper for the ~
2221   3, 83  |            to the entire Church; and consequently some ~things which refer
2222   3, 83  |       oblation and the consecration; consequently, ~the prayers that are said
2223   3, 83  |           account of their devotion. Consequently the priest ~asks that this
2224   3, 83  |            ought not to be repeated. Consequently it is not proper for the
2225   3, 83  |            fingers, and to bow down. Consequently, such things ~ought not
2226   3, 83  |          often to greet the people. ~Consequently, such things ought not to
2227   3, 83  |     sacrament ~apart from the blood. Consequently, it is not proper for a
2228   3, 83  |              especially an inferior. Consequently it seems unfitting for a ~
2229   3, 83  |              be devout and reverent. Consequently, in the celebration of this
2230   3, 83  |              is capable of washing, ~consequently it is received in order
2231   3, 83  |            and completing the mass. ~Consequently it seems impossible to observe
2232   3, 83  |       against the ~Church's statute. Consequently, he seems to be perplexed,
2233   3, 83  |           condition of the receiver. Consequently, if after the consecration
2234   3, 84  |             the kingdom of ~heaven." Consequently there is no need for a special
2235   3, 84  |      begetteth ~death" (James 1:15). Consequently it is necessary for the
2236   3, 84  |              84] A[6] Body Para. 2/2~Consequently Penance holds the second
2237   3, 84  |             gives scandal to others. Consequently in sin it is a kind ~of
2238   3, 84  |           from Christ's Passion, and consequently ~it was not yet ordained
2239   3, 84  |     preserves ~man from future sins. Consequently, although a man receives
2240   3, 84  |         could not be lost, and that, consequently, Penance, if ~true, could
2241   3, 84  |              can be lost, ~and that, consequently, after true Penance, a man
2242   3, 85  |            contrary to all sins, and consequently ~is not a special virtue.~
2243   3, 85  |             object of which is ~God. Consequently penance comprises faith
2244   3, 85  |              85] A[6] Body Para. 2/2~Consequently penance is not simply the
2245   3, 86  |              for anguish of spirit." Consequently such Penance brings no hope
2246   3, 86  |        turned ~to some mutable good. Consequently, for the pardon of this
2247   3, 86  |            result will be ~the same. Consequently a man cannot be truly penitent,
2248   3, 86  |             of temporal ~punishment. Consequently when guilt is pardoned through
2249   3, 86  |             away the human species. ~Consequently mortal sin is said to be
2250   3, 86  |            work may be rightly done. Consequently the ~forgiveness of guilt
2251   3, 86  |              of temporal punishment. Consequently just as the effect of operating ~
2252   3, 86  |              as stated above (A[4]). Consequently, ~there is no reason why,
2253   3, 86  |             the ~forgiveness of sin. Consequently the forgiveness of sin does
2254   3, 86  |        effect in all the sacraments. Consequently it only ~follows that grace
2255   3, 87  |             in tending towards God. ~Consequently both kinds of sin are taken
2256   3, 87  |           which is evidently untrue. Consequently it ~is necessary to have
2257   3, 87  |             ad 2; FS, Q[109], A[8]. ~Consequently penance for mortal sins
2258   3, 87  |        towards God and against sin, ~consequently whenever grace is infused
2259   3, 87  |            the result of venial sin. Consequently, an ~infusion of grace is
2260   3, 88  |              88] A[1] Body Para. 4/5~Consequently it is in no way possible
2261   3, 88  |            were a hindrance to sin. ~Consequently if a man sins mortally after
2262   3, 89  |           rather an effect of grace. Consequently it does not follow that
2263   3, 89  |              the power of the ~keys. Consequently the power of the keys causes
2264   3, 89  |              yet rise again finally. Consequently good comes of their falling, ~
2265   3, 89  |            relation to a principle. ~Consequently there is no comparison.~
2266 Suppl, 1 |             the Divine commandments. Consequently that which destroys sin
2267 Suppl, 2 |           the hardness of the will. ~Consequently it can regard those sins
2268 Suppl, 2 |              or in the will itself. ~Consequently the sorrow of contrition
2269 Suppl, 2 |            its eventual result: ~and consequently contrition regards the future.~
2270 Suppl, 2 |            contrition does also, and consequently is ~not for a future sin.~
2271 Suppl, 2 |           charioteer of the virtues. Consequently each moral virtue, in addition
2272 Suppl, 3 |             movement ~of the former. Consequently there is greater pain in
2273 Suppl, 3 |             the ~degree of the hurt. Consequently, since this is the greatest
2274 Suppl, 3 |             and fear to future evil. Consequently, of two past evils, the
2275 Suppl, 4 |           urgent for the time being. Consequently the more ~continually a
2276 Suppl, 5 |           heart's ordinate love; and consequently contrition blots out sin.~
2277 Suppl, 6 |             be judged by another and consequently ought to confess to him.~
2278 Suppl, 6 |            and not through contempt. Consequently those ~sacraments which
2279 Suppl, 6 |             intention" (Ethic. iii). Consequently actual sin also must needs
2280 Suppl, 6 |    dispensers of the sacraments, and consequently confession is necessary.~
2281 Suppl, 6 |           states (De Inv. Rhet. ii), consequently ~the sacraments are not
2282 Suppl, 6 |             not befitting them, and ~consequently neither is confession which
2283 Suppl, 6 |         still room for Penance, and ~consequently for confession, even in
2284 Suppl, 6 |           the time involves urgency. Consequently, if ~he does not confess
2285 Suppl, 6 |            foundation of the Church. Consequently, the Pope ~can neither dispense
2286 Suppl, 7 |            condition of virtue; and, consequently, confession ~is a good thing
2287 Suppl, 8 |       minister of the sacrament: and consequently ~sacramental confession
2288 Suppl, 8 |              from everlasting death. Consequently ~there is no parity between
2289 Suppl, 8 |              grace may be conferred. Consequently ~although the man who, in
2290 Suppl, 8 |            reconciled to the Church. Consequently a man does not need to confess
2291 Suppl, 8 |          have jurisdiction over him. Consequently it is essential to ~this
2292 Suppl, 8 |              damnation for many, and consequently for ~themselves.~Aquin.:
2293 Suppl, 8 |            his subject's conscience. Consequently ~in the tribunal of confession,
2294 Suppl, 8 |              that he has no longer. ~Consequently, if a man has confessed
2295 Suppl, 8 |              power of ~the keys; and consequently he must confess again to
2296 Suppl, 8 |             one man to deter others. Consequently, in the ~tribunal of Penance,
2297 Suppl, 9 |          difference of language, and consequently cannot confess save through ~
2298 Suppl, 10|       offered ~no obstacle to grace. Consequently just as it is said of Baptism
2299 Suppl, 10|    accidental and ~secondary reward. Consequently one who has confessed and
2300 Suppl, 10|            certain ~if he has grace. Consequently a man cannot know for certain
2301 Suppl, 11|           sacrament ~of Penance, and consequently the sacrament demands that
2302 Suppl, 11|           the secret of confession. ~Consequently if he be commanded under
2303 Suppl, 11|            the latter to itself: and consequently a man cannot ~reveal that
2304 Suppl, 11|             him free to divulge it. ~Consequently there is a third and truer
2305 Suppl, 12|         through being ~necessary and consequently against the will, so that
2306 Suppl, 12|            agent, for it is his act. Consequently since he on whom the ~judge
2307 Suppl, 12|           inequality of justice, and consequently an ~inequality opposed to
2308 Suppl, 12|             equality of justice, and consequently equality of friendship.
2309 Suppl, 12|         about operations, yet it is ~consequently about passions, in so far
2310 Suppl, 12|               takes something away. ~Consequently in such like satisfaction,
2311 Suppl, 13|             as regards satisfaction. Consequently man cannot make satisfaction
2312 Suppl, 13|         greater ~debt of punishment. Consequently one man can merit for another
2313 Suppl, 13|           recipient, not to another. Consequently there is no comparison between ~
2314 Suppl, 14|              are connected together. Consequently satisfaction cannot be made
2315 Suppl, 14|           are dependent ~on charity. Consequently works done without charity
2316 Suppl, 14|             of ~equivalence of work. Consequently no work of ours can merit
2317 Suppl, 15|              above (Q[12], AA[3],4). Consequently, in order that compensation
2318 Suppl, 15|            it is also satisfactory. ~Consequently, if the scourges, which
2319 Suppl, 15|            of satisfaction thereby. ~Consequently even if almsgiving washes
2320 Suppl, 16|             even in the damned, ~and consequently the passion of repentance,
2321 Suppl, 17|           from entering the kingdom ~Consequently the key of the kingdom can
2322 Suppl, 18|               Ethic. viii, 11): and ~consequently the priest acts as a minister.
2323 Suppl, 18|            but as disposing thereto. Consequently if ~a man, before receiving
2324 Suppl, 18|     efficacious than the first: ~and consequently that sin will be altogether
2325 Suppl, 18|              as to their ~guilt, and consequently as to the debt of eternal
2326 Suppl, 18|              born again, but healed. Consequently by virtue of the keys which
2327 Suppl, 18|         already stated (Q[5], A[2]). Consequently it is not unreasonable,
2328 Suppl, 18|           apostles to forgive sins. ~Consequently if anyone were to presume
2329 Suppl, 18|          from the ~Divine order, and consequently would be guilty of a sin.
2330 Suppl, 19|           agent or by an instrument. Consequently we must admit ~that Christ
2331 Suppl, 19|          into the hands of a ~woman. Consequently a woman has neither the
2332 Suppl, 19|           produces its own likeness. Consequently a thing becomes a ~principal
2333 Suppl, 19|          than an instrumental agent. Consequently the recipient of ~the effect
2334 Suppl, 19|              used as an instrument. ~Consequently, since man is merely an
2335 Suppl, 19|            ecclesiastical superiors. Consequently, since the Church ~deprives
2336 Suppl, 20|               FP, Q[113], AA[1],2). ~Consequently there should be a like order
2337 Suppl, 20|           order by jurisdiction: and consequently no one can use the ~key
2338 Suppl, 20|           the power of the keys and ~consequently to the power of jurisdiction,
2339 Suppl, 21|     participation of the sacraments. Consequently ~a person may be expelled
2340 Suppl, 22|            to the external tribunal. Consequently those ~alone can excommunicate
2341 Suppl, 22|             grace, not ~directly but consequently, in so far as it deprives
2342 Suppl, 22|         grace or preserved therein. ~Consequently even those who are not priests,
2343 Suppl, 22|             Q[24], A[1], ad 1], and ~consequently one of them may be within
2344 Suppl, 22|            relation to another ~man. Consequently, since every excommunicated
2345 Suppl, 22|             or his equal, and that, ~consequently, no one can excommunicate
2346 Suppl, 25|       provide a ~remedy against sin. Consequently it is not harmful to grant
2347 Suppl, 25|             faith and devotion. And ~consequently those who maintain this,
2348 Suppl, 25|            are always superabundant. Consequently, ~according as these merits
2349 Suppl, 25|              can ~grant indulgences. Consequently the decision of how much
2350 Suppl, 25|       indulgence more or less fully. Consequently a poor ~man by giving one
2351 Suppl, 25|        account of spiritual things. ~Consequently an indulgence must not be
2352 Suppl, 26|             and for all others; ~and consequently the individual is not freed
2353 Suppl, 26|             of the merit of Christ. ~Consequently he alone who is at the head
2354 Suppl, 26|              the ring of the Church. Consequently full power in ~the dispensation
2355 Suppl, 26|              sin, lose jurisdiction. Consequently indulgences ~are equally
2356 Suppl, 27|              are in ~mortal sin, and consequently, true contrition and confession
2357 Suppl, 29|           matter and not in its use. Consequently, strictly speaking, that ~
2358 Suppl, 29|              regards its effect, and consequently cannot be determined ~to
2359 Suppl, 29|           but not to this sacrament. Consequently the form of this ~sacrament
2360 Suppl, 30|             30] A[1] Body Para. 2/2 ~Consequently we must say that the principal
2361 Suppl, 30|             as to its remnants, and, consequently, even as to ~its guilt,
2362 Suppl, 30|              the bodily element, and consequently always ~causes it, whereas
2363 Suppl, 31|             for it is given to ~all. Consequently it can be given by ordinary
2364 Suppl, 32|             may not actually ensue. ~Consequently spiritual health can be
2365 Suppl, 32|              the disease ~is seated. Consequently the sacramental unction
2366 Suppl, 34|             way, ~precede grace; and consequently our Orders do not require
2367 Suppl, 34|          applicable to Baptism; and ~consequently it is improperly applied
2368 Suppl, 34|        potentiality ~to receive, and consequently a somewhat passive potentiality.
2369 Suppl, 35|              perfect (Dt. 32:4); and consequently ~whoever receives power
2370 Suppl, 35|        sacraments, and so forth; and consequently a spiritual power is required ~
2371 Suppl, 35|           character of Baptism; ~and consequently whatever he does by way
2372 Suppl, 35|              no other sacrament; and consequently the character of Order ~
2373 Suppl, 36|       presumption and sins mortally. Consequently holiness ~of life is requisite
2374 Suppl, 36|           the act of that Order. And consequently one ~who is to be raised
2375 Suppl, 36|              of the sacraments; and ~consequently it is enough for them to
2376 Suppl, 36|               the merit of his life. Consequently he thereby also becomes
2377 Suppl, 36|    proportionate to its effect. And ~consequently as in Christ, from Whom
2378 Suppl, 36|        performs is a mortal sin; and consequently ~since many acts concur
2379 Suppl, 37|           reside in one person; and ~consequently there ought to be only one
2380 Suppl, 37|             sacrament of Order; and ~consequently there ought to be several
2381 Suppl, 37|              each one of the Orders. Consequently we must answer differently
2382 Suppl, 37|      greatest of the sacraments, and consequently the number ~of Orders depends
2383 Suppl, 37|              to the other sacraments consequently, for even the other ~sacraments
2384 Suppl, 37|          images of sensible objects. Consequently the distinction of ~orders
2385 Suppl, 37|             the priestly ~Order, and consequently the comparison fails.~Aquin.:
2386 Suppl, 37|             blood with the ~chalice. Consequently his power, as to the principal
2387 Suppl, 38|              results from grace, and consequently a heretic ~cannot absolve,
2388 Suppl, 39|          certain bodily actions, and consequently it is hindered by ~bodily
2389 Suppl, 40|            receives the tonsure, and consequently the latter is an ~Order.~
2390 Suppl, 40|             is done by the ~tonsure. Consequently it is not an Order but a
2391 Suppl, 40|           equal in all ~matters, and consequently one bishop should not be
2392 Suppl, 40|              the power of the Pope. ~Consequently those who deny this power
2393 Suppl, 40|         through various nations; and consequently in this respect it is necessary ~
2394 Suppl, 41|             in the marriage act, and consequently the argument does not ~prove.~
2395 Suppl, 42|              reference to that good. Consequently matrimony as ~directed to
2396 Suppl, 43|    confirmation of the promise, ~and consequently they are not distinct from
2397 Suppl, 43|         before his seventh year; and consequently during that period he is ~
2398 Suppl, 43|            for the ~flames of hell." Consequently it must be said that for
2399 Suppl, 43|          from any process of reason. Consequently, this ~agreeableness does
2400 Suppl, 43|            by way of one cause, and ~consequently what is lacking in one can
2401 Suppl, 43|            they commit ~fornication. Consequently a betrothal should not be
2402 Suppl, 43|           force than the ~first, and consequently dissolves it.~Aquin.: SMT
2403 Suppl, 43|            betrothal ~of a kind; and consequently, lest approval should seem
2404 Suppl, 44|             a ~kind of relation, and consequently neither is it a kind of
2405 Suppl, 44|        identically same joining; and consequently if matrimony is a kind of ~
2406 Suppl, 44|             are not known to us, and consequently certain things are defined ~
2407 Suppl, 45|          required in matrimony, ~and consequently there must needs be at least
2408 Suppl, 45|            married to the other; and consequently whenever he uses marriage
2409 Suppl, 45|              proof ~of the contrary. Consequently the party in whom there
2410 Suppl, 45|             forgiveness of sins, and consequently it is necessary that the
2411 Suppl, 45|             bind himself to another. Consequently the ~priest's blessing is
2412 Suppl, 45|            necessary ~sacrament: and consequently the comparison fails. However,
2413 Suppl, 46|             thy ~oaths to the Lord." Consequently no subsequent obligation
2414 Suppl, 46|          change their signification. Consequently, since it belongs to words
2415 Suppl, 46|             s property is unlawful. ~Consequently the subsequent consent by
2416 Suppl, 47|            cannot be compelled, ~and consequently neither can consent which
2417 Suppl, 47|             rather external actions, consequently it takes ~violence to mean
2418 Suppl, 47|           the greatest of evils, and consequently a constant ~man can nowise
2419 Suppl, 47|            entirely involuntary, and consequently the marriage is valid.~Aquin.:
2420 Suppl, 47|            has to be perpetual; and ~consequently it is invalidated by violence
2421 Suppl, 48|           carnal intercourse itself. Consequently the argument ~does not prove.~
2422 Suppl, 49|             virtues of the soul; and consequently there is no ~need to assign
2423 Suppl, 49|       temporal things (1 Cor. 7:28). Consequently the choice of this union ~
2424 Suppl, 49|           nature of ~marriage, which consequently needs them, not as extrinsic
2425 Suppl, 49|            receives over the other. ~Consequently both these things pertain
2426 Suppl, 49|            also can be dissolved and consequently inseparability is not ~always
2427 Suppl, 49|              lasting inseparability. Consequently ~just as there is marriage
2428 Suppl, 49|        wherein it is contracted, and consequently it is said to be ~inseparable,
2429 Suppl, 49|    concupiscence against reason; and consequently the conclusion does not ~
2430 Suppl, 49|              of some signification. ~Consequently there are only two ways
2431 Suppl, 49|            and this is always a sin. Consequently whenever nature alone moves
2432 Suppl, 49|             to make a good act, ~and consequently it does not follow that,
2433 Suppl, 49|            to seek pleasure therein. Consequently the right answer to this ~
2434 Suppl, 50|        consists of two persons, and ~consequently can be impeded in more ways
2435 Suppl, 50|           society, by the civil law. Consequently a person may be rendered
2436 Suppl, 51|            in the consent also, ~and consequently in the marriage. Therefore
2437 Suppl, 52|              to void a marriage; and consequently it should not be reckoned
2438 Suppl, 52|         contrary to one another; and consequently slavery is an impediment
2439 Suppl, 52|              of the natural law, and consequently slavery, which is of positive
2440 Suppl, 52|          each ~one uses his own, and consequently if the master command his
2441 Suppl, 53|             after a simple vow, and ~consequently can surrender it to another,
2442 Suppl, 53|          conjug., cap. Si Quis): and consequently it would ~seem that no order
2443 Suppl, 53|          than those who are married. Consequently the ~conclusion does not
2444 Suppl, 54|             Isidore says (Etym. ix). Consequently in defining ~consanguinity
2445 Suppl, 54|            there is no propinquity. ~Consequently identity and too great a
2446 Suppl, 54|     understood of cohabitation, and ~consequently must refer to the union
2447 Suppl, 54|            with very great care, and consequently only such persons were to
2448 Suppl, 54|          marriage can annul it; and ~consequently a union which was a marriage
2449 Suppl, 55|        towards his wife is ~natural. Consequently even as a person through
2450 Suppl, 55|           affinity does so also: and consequently affinity (between two persons)
2451 Suppl, 55|           never ceases having been. ~Consequently fatherhood and sonship are
2452 Suppl, 55|           the latter may be wanting. Consequently ~since marriage caused affinity,
2453 Suppl, 55|          reason of different things. Consequently there can be ~affinity and
2454 Suppl, 55|             is according to nature. ~Consequently affinity results from the
2455 Suppl, 55|           kind of relationship; and ~consequently a married party contracts
2456 Suppl, 55|          known by ~the same man; and consequently if a man marry one of these
2457 Suppl, 56|              a spiritual ~union: and consequently kinship of spirit proves
2458 Suppl, 56|             conferred on women, ~and consequently no impediment to marriage
2459 Suppl, 56|              kind of ~catechism; and consequently his instruction was directed
2460 Suppl, 56|              are most ~intimate, and consequently in order to remove the occasion
2461 Suppl, 56|    nourishment and instruction: ~and consequently a person's spiritual father
2462 Suppl, 56|         relationship is ~contracted. Consequently it does not follow that
2463 Suppl, 56|          made one with him in ~body. Consequently the relationship does not
2464 Suppl, 57|             adopted as a child; and ~consequently it is not right to say that
2465 Suppl, 57|     wherefrom," ~namely, a stranger. Consequently the above definition includes
2466 Suppl, 57|             dispose of their estate. Consequently one who is not ~his own
2467 Suppl, 57|          right of ~relationship; and consequently he cannot adopt, as neither
2468 Suppl, 57|              care of the ~household. Consequently a younger person cannot
2469 Suppl, 58|            it the contract is void. ~Consequently frigidity which causes such
2470 Suppl, 58|              one ~as to another, and consequently when the marriage is dissolved,
2471 Suppl, 58|             and not to another, and ~consequently when the Church adjudges
2472 Suppl, 58|         mature to give consent, ~and consequently that ought seemingly to
2473 Suppl, 58|             impediments (Q[50]), and consequently would seem not to be an
2474 Suppl, 58|    Philosopher (De Anima ii, 4): and consequently ~it would seem that, since
2475 Suppl, 58|            law like other contracts. Consequently ~according to law (cap.
2476 Suppl, 59|        according to their own faith. Consequently if they be of ~different
2477 Suppl, 59|              9, Q[1], A[1], qu. 1). ~Consequently if a believer marry a baptized
2478 Suppl, 59|            the unbelief of both, and consequently there can be no ~marriage
2479 Suppl, 59|              relation to the latter. Consequently, since those things which
2480 Suppl, 59|           the good of the offspring. Consequently, ~the husband has the same
2481 Suppl, 59|          converted to the faith: and consequently the ~believing husband could
2482 Suppl, 59|              that of a Gentile wife. Consequently, then, the believer could,
2483 Suppl, 59|           her whom he married first. Consequently if he be ~converted with
2484 Suppl, 59|           corruption of another, and consequently he is freed ~from the obligation
2485 Suppl, 59|        unbelief can be annulled, and consequently, the marriage ~tie being
2486 Suppl, 59|             believers is perfect and consequently ~binds more firmly. Now
2487 Suppl, 59|             to God is by faith, and ~consequently the soul is thereby espoused
2488 Suppl, 60|             can be removed also: and consequently it would ~seem that after
2489 Suppl, 60|        reveres his mother naturally. Consequently he is less inclined to ~
2490 Suppl, 61|           like bodily possession and consequently is not ~altogether indissoluble.~
2491 Suppl, 61|               entering religion, and consequently she can marry.~Aquin.: SMT
2492 Suppl, 61|            makes his profession, and consequently his wife is ~bound to wait
2493 Suppl, 62|             cannot be the judge, and consequently ~he cannot put her away
2494 Suppl, 62|             is called a divorce: and consequently ~it must be admitted that
2495 Suppl, 62|       adultery than the husband, and consequently ~they ought not to be judged
2496 Suppl, 62|           her judge than she is his. Consequently ~in matters that have to
2497 Suppl, 62|         account of fornication, and ~consequently this will be a true marriage.~
2498 Suppl, 62|          bound to this, remains, and consequently ~she cannot marry again
2499 Suppl, 63|            marriage tie ceases: and ~consequently when one dies the other
2500 Suppl, 63|        appearance ~of turpitude; and consequently they are debarred from second