Part, Question

1501   3, 73  |      difference between corporeal and spiritual food lies in ~this, that
1502   3, 73  |               it ~be partaken of; but spiritual food changes man into itself,
1503   3, 73  |              is the foundation of the spiritual ~life, so the Eucharist
1504   3, 73  |             But by Baptism, which is ~spiritual regeneration, we receive
1505   3, 73  |          regeneration, we receive our spiritual being, as Dionysius says ~(
1506   3, 73  |           institute this sacrament as spiritual ~nourishment.~Aquin.: SMT
1507   3, 74  |            Baptism for the purpose of spiritual cleansing, since bodily ~
1508   3, 74  |              sacrament for the use of spiritual ~eating.~Aquin.: SMT TP
1509   3, 74  |          already manifested, and to a spiritual ~people. Consequently barley
1510   3, 74  |             this sacrament, ~which is spiritual; because it is written (
1511   3, 74  |                 But they drank of the spiritual rock which came after them."~
1512   3, 75  |                On Ps. 98:9]: ~"Give a spiritual meaning to what I have said.
1513   3, 75  |              I put before you: in its spiritual sense ~it will quicken you;
1514   3, 75  |              I put before you; in its spiritual sense it will ~quicken you,"
1515   3, 75  |         spirit and life," says: i.e. "spiritual, having ~nothing carnal,
1516   3, 76  |               true even of the soul's spiritual ~substance. "But Christ
1517   3, 76  |              place, such as forms and spiritual ~substances. And to this
1518   3, 76  |        intellect, which is called the spiritual eye.~Aquin.: SMT TP Q[76]
1519   3, 77  |         incorruptible, ~as is seen in spiritual substances. But the sacramental
1520   3, 78  |              derives instrumentally a spiritual power, which ~through the
1521   3, 78  |      sacrament can be supplied by the spiritual partaking thereof, as ~Augustine
1522   3, 79  |                For ~this sacrament is spiritual nourishment. But nourishment
1523   3, 79  |           living. Therefore since the spiritual life is the effect of grace, ~
1524   3, 79  |            may be ~increased, because spiritual growth belongs to the sacrament
1525   3, 79  |               sacrament is given as a spiritual refreshment. But ~spiritual
1526   3, 79  |           spiritual refreshment. But ~spiritual refreshment seems to belong
1527   3, 79  |           life of the world." But the spiritual life is the ~effect of grace.
1528   3, 79  |           this sacrament does for the spiritual life all that ~material
1529   3, 79  |            cause of grace. and since ~spiritual refreshment, and charity
1530   3, 79  |               is enabled to lead the ~spiritual life. It remains, then,
1531   3, 79  |           grace is increased, and the spiritual life perfected: ~yet in
1532   3, 79  |           receives increase, and the ~spiritual life is perfected, so that
1533   3, 79  |             manner the refreshment of spiritual food and the unity denoted ~
1534   3, 79  |              he ought not to eat the ~spiritual nourishment, since nourishment
1535   3, 79  |               Reply OBJ 2: Baptism is spiritual generation, which is a transition
1536   3, 79  |           which is a transition from ~spiritual non-being into spiritual
1537   3, 79  |              spiritual non-being into spiritual being, and is given by way
1538   3, 79  |              within himself by way of spiritual nourishment, which is ~unbecoming
1539   3, 79  |             sacrament preserves from ~spiritual death, which is through
1540   3, 79  |               answer that, Sin is the spiritual death of the soul. Hence
1541   3, 79  |            grace, it strengthens ~his spiritual life, as spiritual food
1542   3, 79  |                his spiritual life, as spiritual food and spiritual medicine,
1543   3, 79  |           life, as spiritual food and spiritual medicine, according ~to
1544   3, 79  |            daily sins, do not prevent spiritual eating. But they ~who eat
1545   3, 79  |         certain actual refreshment of spiritual sweetness: which is ~indeed
1546   3, 79  |            effect. Because Baptism is spiritual ~regeneration, through which
1547   3, 79  |           form; but this sacrament is spiritual eating, which has actual ~
1548   3, 80  |      spiritually. For, as Baptism is ~spiritual regeneration, according
1549   3, 80  |             so also this sacrament is spiritual ~food: hence our Lord, speaking
1550   3, 80  |                eating is ordained for spiritual eating as its end. Therefore
1551   3, 80  |              divided in contrast with spiritual eating.~Aquin.: SMT TP Q[
1552   3, 80  |              be to no purpose, if the spiritual eating could be had ~without
1553   3, 80  |               namely, sacramental and spiritual. ~Aquin.: SMT TP Q[80] A[
1554   3, 80  |            sacramental, and the other spiritual."~Aquin.: SMT TP Q[80] A[
1555   3, 80  |           effect, is divided against ~spiritual eating, by which one receives
1556   3, 80  |               sacrament receive some ~spiritual effect, that is, the character.
1557   3, 80  |             is distinguished from the spiritual use.~Aquin.: SMT TP Q[80]
1558   3, 80  |    sacramental eating which is also a spiritual eating is ~not divided in
1559   3, 80  |              divided in contrast with spiritual eating, but is included
1560   3, 80  |             divided ~in contrast with spiritual eating; just as the imperfect,
1561   3, 80  |             that ~"they did eat . . . spiritual food, and . . . drank . . .
1562   3, 80  |           food, and . . . drank . . . spiritual ~drink." Nevertheless sacramental
1563   3, 80  |              are to be understood of ~spiritual eating, which does not belong
1564   3, 80  |    distinction between corporeal and ~spiritual eating.~Aquin.: SMT TP Q[
1565   3, 80  |              besides sacramental and ~spiritual eating. ~(tm)Aquin.: SMT
1566   3, 80  |      sacrament, like the others, is a spiritual ~medicine. But medicine
1567   3, 80  |           touched by men as a sign of spiritual union with ~Himself, as
1568   3, 80  |             Para. 1/1~OBJ 3: Further, spiritual uncleanness is more abominable
1569   3, 80  |       receiving it with sin, which is spiritual uncleanness, ~upon his soul.~
1570   3, 80  |           they are due to an external spiritual cause, viz. ~the deception
1571   3, 80  |           they are due to an internal spiritual ~cause, such as previous
1572   3, 80  |              the many drawbacks ~both spiritual and corporal from which
1573   3, 80  |          since Baptism is above all a spiritual regeneration, therefore,
1574   3, 80  |                But this ~sacrament is spiritual food; hence, just as bodily
1575   3, 80  |              Q[73], A[3], ad 1). Now ~spiritual eating comprises the desire
1576   3, 81  |        sacrament is twofold, namely, ~spiritual and sacramental. But the
1577   3, 81  |              and sacramental. But the spiritual was unsuitable for Christ, ~
1578   3, 81  |              is imperfect without the spiritual, as was ~observed above (
1579   3, 81  |         certain actual delectation of spiritual sweetness. But although
1580   3, 81  |      sacrament, yet He had ~a certain spiritual delectation from the new
1581   3, 82  |              is united with Christ by spiritual union ~through faith and
1582   3, 82  |                consequently he ~has a spiritual priesthood for offering
1583   3, 82  |               priesthood for offering spiritual sacrifices, of which it ~
1584   3, 82  |               priesthood, to offer up spiritual ~sacrifices."~Aquin.: SMT
1585   3, 82  |            the sacrifice, which ~is a spiritual sacrifice.~Aquin.: SMT TP
1586   3, 82  |            the Church there can be no spiritual sacrifice that is a true ~
1587   3, 83  |            nativity in ~time, and the spiritual birth, whereby Christ rises "
1588   3, 83  |         capable of receiving grace or spiritual virtue. Therefore it ~is
1589   3, 83  |         because ~they acquire special spiritual virtue from the consecration,
1590   3, 83  |            since they acquire special spiritual virtue from their consecration, ~
1591   3, 83  |           doing only, since it has a ~spiritual virtue. Hence in the same
1592   3, 83  |            intoned, and ~this denotes spiritual joy; or in mournful offices
1593   3, 83  |                Tract", ~expressive of spiritual sighing; for all these things
1594   3, 84  |                which ~confers perfect spiritual health derived from the
1595   3, 84  |              second place. Now in the spiritual edifice, Penance is the
1596   3, 84  |           e.g. Baptism, which is the ~spiritual birth, Confirmation which
1597   3, 84  |             Confirmation which is the spiritual growth, the ~Eucharist which
1598   3, 84  |                Eucharist which is the spiritual food; whereas Penance is
1599   3, 84  |          called the foundation of the spiritual ~edifice simply, i.e. in
1600   3, 84  |            there of the foundation of spiritual doctrine. ~Moreover, the
1601   3, 84  |                signify the healing of spiritual diseases, whereby men are
1602   3, 84  |               Christ's Passion, as a ~spiritual regeneration, with a spiritual
1603   3, 84  |        spiritual regeneration, with a spiritual death, of a previous life.
1604   3, 84  |           from Christ's Passion, as a spiritual medicine, which ~can be
1605   3, 86  |            the sinner is ~restored to spiritual sight, there still remain
1606   3, 86  |              receives at once perfect spiritual health, not only the ~guilt
1607   3, 87  |             removing the obstacles to spiritual progress, such as ~venial
1608   3, 87  |            save by grace which is the spiritual beauty of the soul. ~Therefore
1609   3, 89  |           because, to wit, they lack ~spiritual life, which is founded on
1610 Suppl, 1 |        expressions are transferred to spiritual things, ~there is a difference
1611 Suppl, 1 |               minutely. Wherefore, in spiritual matters, attrition signifies
1612 Suppl, 2 |             replied that Baptism is a spiritual generation; whereas ~Penance,
1613 Suppl, 2 |            other parts, is a kind of ~spiritual healing by way of some alteration.
1614 Suppl, 3 |             the reason in considering spiritual things. Therefore ~the sorrow
1615 Suppl, 3 |            the senses, than from the ~spiritual sorrow of contrition.~Aquin.:
1616 Suppl, 3 |          defect is more manifest than spiritual ~defect, therefore even
1617 Suppl, 5 |              1 Para. 1/1~Reply OBJ 1: Spiritual remedies derive infinite
1618 Suppl, 6 |             bound to do more to avoid spiritual disease ~than to avoid bodily
1619 Suppl, 6 |              and ~the same applies to spiritual disease.~Aquin.: SMT XP
1620 Suppl, 8 |            Para. 1/2~On the contrary, Spiritual necessity is greater than
1621 Suppl, 8 |                in order to supply his spiritual need.~Aquin.: SMT XP Q[8]
1622 Suppl, 8 |             afford more pleasure than spiritual sins, are less ~guilty,"
1623 Suppl, 12|                But it is not thus in ~spiritual diseases, for the free-will
1624 Suppl, 13|              is unable to bear it, or spiritual, ~so that he is not ready
1625 Suppl, 14|              is nothing in respect of spiritual being, according ~to 1 Cor.
1626 Suppl, 15|               sin is either carnal or spiritual. Now, as Jerome ~says on
1627 Suppl, 15|               kinds of goods, bodily, spiritual, and goods of fortune, or
1628 Suppl, 15|           such like ~sins are between spiritual and carnal sins, so that
1629 Suppl, 17|            Sent. ~iv, D, 16). For the spiritual power conferred in a sacrament
1630 Suppl, 17|     well-ordered. Now the act ~of the spiritual power is to open heaven,
1631 Suppl, 17|              that it is the same as a spiritual power), ~therefore the character,
1632 Suppl, 17|            Para. 1/1~Reply OBJ 2: All spiritual power is conferred by some
1633 Suppl, 19|             power. Therefore it was a spiritual ~power; and this is the
1634 Suppl, 19|              Reply OBJ 3: They had no spiritual power, since, by the sacraments
1635 Suppl, 19|              instance, who exercise a spiritual ~power over their subjects),
1636 Suppl, 19|                Kings have no power in spiritual matters, so that they do ~
1637 Suppl, 19|          Ethic. viii, 10,11), so too, spiritual jurisdiction may be exercised ~
1638 Suppl, 19|             wherefore she can have no spiritual ~jurisdiction, since the
1639 Suppl, 19|           Vulg.: 'better']." Now "in ~spiritual matters," according to Augustine (
1640 Suppl, 19|                But the key which is a spiritual ~power belongs to priests
1641 Suppl, 19|            OBJ 2: Further, any active spiritual power in one who has the
1642 Suppl, 19|             Para. 1/1~OBJ 3: Further, spiritual grace is hindered by guilt
1643 Suppl, 20|              2/2~Further, judgment in spiritual matters should be better
1644 Suppl, 21|             twofold. One consists in ~spiritual things, such as their praying
1645 Suppl, 21|         together with the faithful in spiritual ~things, in the words, "
1646 Suppl, 21|            Para. 1/1~Reply OBJ 3: The spiritual fruit of the Church is derived
1647 Suppl, 21|              him of prayers and other spiritual things, she imitates ~the
1648 Suppl, 21| excommunication is the privation of a spiritual good, which ~surpasses all
1649 Suppl, 22|             cannot bind another. But ~spiritual gyves are stronger than
1650 Suppl, 22|           since excommunication is a ~spiritual chain.~Aquin.: SMT XP Q[
1651 Suppl, 23|              the keys extends only to spiritual matters. ~Therefore excommunication
1652 Suppl, 23|            matters are subordinate to spiritual matters. ~Wherefore the
1653 Suppl, 23|            the power which extends to spiritual things, can also extend
1654 Suppl, 23|     commandment of the Church regards spiritual matters ~directly, and legitimate
1655 Suppl, 24|       absolved against his will. For ~spiritual things are not conferred
1656 Suppl, 24|             from excommunication is a spiritual favor. Therefore it cannot ~
1657 Suppl, 24|            assertion is true of those spiritual goods which depend ~on our
1658 Suppl, 24|            for ~knowledge, although a spiritual good, can be lost by a man
1659 Suppl, 25|        remission of sins is something spiritual. Now ~to exchange a spiritual
1660 Suppl, 25|         spiritual. Now ~to exchange a spiritual for a temporal thing is
1661 Suppl, 25|             Para. 1/1~OBJ 2: Further, spiritual assistance is more necessary
1662 Suppl, 25|              appear to be granted for spiritual assistance. ~Much less therefore
1663 Suppl, 25|             things are subordinate to spiritual matters, ~since we must
1664 Suppl, 25|         temporal things on account of spiritual things. ~Consequently an
1665 Suppl, 25|               they are subordinate to spiritual ~things: such as the quelling
1666 Suppl, 25|          these ~transactions, since a spiritual thing is exchanged, not
1667 Suppl, 25|             for a temporal ~but for a spiritual commodity.~Aquin.: SMT XP
1668 Suppl, 25|              granted even for ~purely spiritual matters. Thus Pope Innocent
1669 Suppl, 27|              both in temporal and in ~spiritual matters: thus also a priest
1670 Suppl, 29|            neither more nor less than spiritual ~remedies. Now Extreme Unction
1671 Suppl, 29|              Now Extreme Unction is a spiritual remedy, since it avails
1672 Suppl, 29|          Further, this sacrament is a spiritual healing. Now spiritual ~
1673 Suppl, 29|              a spiritual healing. Now spiritual ~healing is signified by
1674 Suppl, 29|                OTC Para. 2/2~Further, spiritual healing is signified by
1675 Suppl, 29|                1/1~I answer that, The spiritual healing, which is given
1676 Suppl, 30|       Therefore, just as Baptism is a spiritual ~regeneration, and Penance,
1677 Suppl, 30|          regeneration, and Penance, a spiritual resurrection, so Extreme
1678 Suppl, 30|              so Extreme Unction ~is a spiritual healing or cure. Now just
1679 Suppl, 30|               who is cured, so does a spiritual cure presuppose ~spiritual
1680 Suppl, 30|            spiritual cure presuppose ~spiritual life. Hence this sacrament
1681 Suppl, 30|         defects ~which deprive man of spiritual life, namely. original and
1682 Suppl, 30|              to speak, ~but a certain spiritual debility in the mind, which
1683 Suppl, 30|              For every sacrament is a spiritual remedy. Now a spiritual ~
1684 Suppl, 30|               spiritual remedy. Now a spiritual ~remedy is ordained to spiritual
1685 Suppl, 30|      spiritual ~remedy is ordained to spiritual health, just as a bodily
1686 Suppl, 30|               signifies and effects a spiritual washing, through the bodily ~
1687 Suppl, 30|                signifies and causes a spiritual healing through the bodily
1688 Suppl, 30|              Just as Baptism causes a spiritual cleansing from ~spiritual
1689 Suppl, 30|             spiritual cleansing from ~spiritual stains by means of a bodily
1690 Suppl, 30|               it is requisite for the spiritual healing: and then it ~produces
1691 Suppl, 30|          devotion which is a kind of ~spiritual anointing.~
1692 Suppl, 31|             no one may be deprived of spiritual ~regeneration.~Aquin.: SMT
1693 Suppl, 32|             that, This sacrament is a spiritual healing, as stated above ~(
1694 Suppl, 32|               1~Reply OBJ 1: Although spiritual health is the principal
1695 Suppl, 32|              sacrament, yet this same spiritual healing needs to be signified
1696 Suppl, 32|         actually ensue. ~Consequently spiritual health can be conferred
1697 Suppl, 32|               parts only in which the spiritual sickness is rooted.~Aquin.:
1698 Suppl, 32|        disease is most ~virulent. Now spiritual sickness is most virulent
1699 Suppl, 33|         contrary, This sacrament is a spiritual healing applied under ~the
1700 Suppl, 33|              Now this sacrament ~is a spiritual remedy. Therefore it ought
1701 Suppl, 34|               of the Church, ~whereby spiritual power is conferred on the
1702 Suppl, 34|               is also given a certain spiritual power ~to approach the sacraments;
1703 Suppl, 34|              inward effect, ~"whereby spiritual power," etc.~Aquin.: SMT
1704 Suppl, 34|          Baptism there is conferred a spiritual power to ~receive the other
1705 Suppl, 34|             the ~character which is a spiritual power is included in the
1706 Suppl, 34|              there is given a certain spiritual potentiality ~to receive,
1707 Suppl, 34|             degree of pre-eminence by spiritual power is called ~Order.~
1708 Suppl, 34|               OBJ 3: Further, just as spiritual authority, which is Order,
1709 Suppl, 34|             is the ~purpose for which spiritual power is given, is not effected
1710 Suppl, 34|            case among men. Hence the ~spiritual power that is Order is not
1711 Suppl, 34|            this sacrament, namely the spiritual power, comes also from him
1712 Suppl, 35|              character of Order ~is a spiritual power. Now some Orders are
1713 Suppl, 35|             the sacraments, ~he has a spiritual power which others have
1714 Suppl, 35|             forth; and consequently a spiritual power is required ~in each.~
1715 Suppl, 36|             It is different ~with the spiritual service to which the ordained
1716 Suppl, 36|             to the weakly. So ~too in spiritual things certain sacraments
1717 Suppl, 36|               dispensation ~of things spiritual, but also for the supervision
1718 Suppl, 36|                OTC Para. 2/2~Further, spiritual things must be set before
1719 Suppl, 36|               mortal sin ~to endanger spiritual things. But whoever promotes
1720 Suppl, 36|               the unworthy endangers ~spiritual things, since according
1721 Suppl, 36|               the same reason all the spiritual things that he dispenses.
1722 Suppl, 36|           sought but for the sake of ~spiritual things. Wherefore all temporal
1723 Suppl, 36|       despised for the advancement of spiritual good.~Aquin.: SMT XP Q[36]
1724 Suppl, 37|               things both natural and spiritual. This is ~signified in the
1725 Suppl, 37|             Para. 1/1~OBJ 7: Further, spiritual actions should rank above
1726 Suppl, 37|             the exorcist has not the ~spiritual act of casting out devils,
1727 Suppl, 37|               signifies the ~light of spiritual doctrine.~Aquin.: SMT XP
1728 Suppl, 37|              latter is, in a fashion, spiritual. For the acolytes ~exercise
1729 Suppl, 38|             not placed in a degree of spiritual power by their ~consecration,
1730 Suppl, 39|               the sacrament, but some spiritual power is conferred from
1731 Suppl, 39|             is not incompatible with ~spiritual authority. But in a slave
1732 Suppl, 39|           hindered from receiving the spiritual authority which ~is given
1733 Suppl, 39|               master and exercise his spiritual ministry. Therefore it would ~
1734 Suppl, 39|               OBJ 1: The reception of spiritual power involves also an ~
1735 Suppl, 40|               acts of ~the Church the spiritual corresponds to the corporal.
1736 Suppl, 40|              and for this purpose the spiritual ~power of order is given;
1737 Suppl, 40|               1: The tonsure has some spiritual thing inwardly corresponding ~
1738 Suppl, 40|               sign; but this is not a spiritual power. ~Wherefore a character
1739 Suppl, 40|           power in the ~dispensing of spiritual things. Now bishops can
1740 Suppl, 40|             in the Church there is no spiritual power other than of ~Order
1741 Suppl, 40|        promotion a bishop ~receives a spiritual power in respect of certain
1742 Suppl, 42|           powerful remedy is found in spiritual works and mortification
1743 Suppl, 43|               promise is dissolved by spiritual death, for that ~promise
1744 Suppl, 43|               that ~promise is purely spiritual, as we shall state further
1745 Suppl, 45|            every sacrament there is a spiritual operation by ~means of a
1746 Suppl, 45|           thus in Baptism the ~inward spiritual cleansing is effected by
1747 Suppl, 45|          matrimony there is a kind of spiritual joining together, in so ~
1748 Suppl, 45|            life, it ~follows that the spiritual joining is the effect of
1749 Suppl, 45|              a sacramental but only a spiritual ~bond, wherefore there is
1750 Suppl, 45|         religious vow man contracts a spiritual marriage ~with God. Now
1751 Suppl, 45|              profession it is not the spiritual ~marriage itself that is
1752 Suppl, 45|            future, but ~an act of the spiritual marriage, namely obedience
1753 Suppl, 45|                If, however, a man vow spiritual marriage in the future,
1754 Suppl, 45|              the future, it is not ~a spiritual marriage, for a man does
1755 Suppl, 47|             matrimony is a sign of a ~spiritual union. But spiritual union
1756 Suppl, 47|               a ~spiritual union. But spiritual union which is by charity
1757 Suppl, 47|               1/1~OBJ 4: Further, our spiritual father, the Pope to wit,
1758 Suppl, 47|             command compel a man to a spiritual marriage, namely to accept
1759 Suppl, 47|               no bodily service in a ~spiritual marriage as there is in
1760 Suppl, 47|         bodily marriage; because the ~spiritual marriage is a kind of office
1761 Suppl, 49|             after carnal union, or by spiritual death after a merely ~spiritual
1762 Suppl, 49|       spiritual death after a merely ~spiritual union.~Aquin.: SMT XP Q[
1763 Suppl, 49|            power ~is given to perform spiritual actions; but in matrimony,
1764 Suppl, 49|            hence it does not confer a spiritual ~character.~Aquin.: SMT
1765 Suppl, 49|            renders himself unfit for ~spiritual things, since in that act,
1766 Suppl, 53|              a solemn vow contracts a spiritual ~marriage with God, which
1767 Suppl, 53|            the orders are directed to spiritual things. Now ~order cannot
1768 Suppl, 53|               which is an obstacle to spiritual acts.~Aquin.: SMT XP Q[53]
1769 Suppl, 53|          prejudices the weaker. Now a spiritual obligation is ~stronger
1770 Suppl, 53|               debt, ~since order is a spiritual, and marriage a bodily bond.
1771 Suppl, 54|              a carnal ~birth but by a spiritual grace: wherefore it was
1772 Suppl, 54|        devoting themselves to ~things spiritual, and that love should have
1773 Suppl, 54|      controlled by human laws, so are spiritual ~contracts and offices controlled
1774 Suppl, 56|              1 - OF THE IMPEDIMENT OF SPIRITUAL RELATIONSHIP (FIVE ARTICLES)~
1775 Suppl, 56|            consider the impediment of spiritual relationship: under ~which
1776 Suppl, 56|               of inquiry:~(1) Whether spiritual relationship is an impediment
1777 Suppl, 56|               Thes. Para. 1/1~Whether spiritual relationship is an impediment
1778 Suppl, 56|             OBJ 1: It would seem that spiritual relationship is not an impediment
1779 Suppl, 56|               to a marriage good. Now spiritual relationship is not contrary
1780 Suppl, 56|          together ~with marriage. But spiritual relationship sometimes stands
1781 Suppl, 56|              for then he contracts a ~spiritual relationship with his wife,
1782 Suppl, 56|             not ~dissolved. Therefore spiritual relationship is not an impediment
1783 Suppl, 56|            the flesh. Therefore since spiritual relationship ~is a union
1784 Suppl, 56|             not the same effects. Now spiritual ~relationship is apparently
1785 Suppl, 56|          disparity of worship, since ~spiritual relationship is a kinship
1786 Suppl, 56|         matrimony, it would seem that spiritual relationship has not this
1787 Suppl, 56|             to be safeguarded. ~Now a spiritual bond is holier than a bodily
1788 Suppl, 56|             marriage, it follows that spiritual ~relationship should also
1789 Suppl, 56|               much more reason can a ~spiritual relationship hinder marriage
1790 Suppl, 56|            sacraments he receives the spiritual being of grace. Wherefore ~
1791 Suppl, 56|        hinders marriage, even so does spiritual relationship by ~command
1792 Suppl, 56|          distinction in reference ~to spiritual relationship, since either
1793 Suppl, 56|         marriage act. For ~either the spiritual relationship is contracted
1794 Suppl, 56|               1~Reply OBJ 1: Although spiritual relationship does not hinder
1795 Suppl, 56|      extension of friendship, because spiritual relationship is by itself
1796 Suppl, 56|              only a bodily but also a spiritual ~union: and consequently
1797 Suppl, 56|          impediment thereto, ~without spiritual kinship having to pass into
1798 Suppl, 56|              disparity of worship and spiritual ~relationship are opposed
1799 Suppl, 56|               Thes. Para. 1/1~Whether spiritual relationship is contracted
1800 Suppl, 56|             OBJ 1: It would seem that spiritual relationship is contracted
1801 Suppl, 56|             is to bodily birth, so is spiritual ~kinship to spiritual birth.
1802 Suppl, 56|              is spiritual ~kinship to spiritual birth. Now Baptism alone
1803 Suppl, 56|               Baptism alone is called spiritual birth. ~Therefore spiritual
1804 Suppl, 56|           spiritual birth. ~Therefore spiritual kinship is contracted by
1805 Suppl, 56|              as in Confirmation. ~But spiritual relationship does not result
1806 Suppl, 56|               than sacramentals. Now ~spiritual relationship does not result
1807 Suppl, 56|                catechizing. Therefore spiritual relationship is not contracted
1808 Suppl, 56|              advancement in good. But spiritual relationship does not ~result
1809 Suppl, 56|             not yet baptized. But ~no spiritual relationship results from
1810 Suppl, 56|               have begotten you." Now spiritual birth causes spiritual ~
1811 Suppl, 56|            Now spiritual birth causes spiritual ~relationship. Therefore
1812 Suppl, 56|               relationship. Therefore spiritual relationship results from
1813 Suppl, 56|      Therefore just as Baptism causes spiritual ~relationship, so also does
1814 Suppl, 56|              man is called ~another's spiritual father in respect of Penance,
1815 Suppl, 56|          other like things. Therefore spiritual relationship is ~contracted
1816 Suppl, 56|           question. Some say that ~as spiritual regeneration is bestowed
1817 Suppl, 56|            bishop: ~and they say that spiritual relationship is contracted
1818 Suppl, 56|             generation to follow. Now spiritual generation ~is not perfected
1819 Suppl, 56|            does not seem ~fitting for spiritual relationship to be contracted
1820 Suppl, 56|      sacrament. Hence others say that spiritual relationship is only ~contracted
1821 Suppl, 56|             the name of Christ. Hence spiritual relationship is fittingly ~
1822 Suppl, 56|    instruction was directed to their ~spiritual birth.~Aquin.: SMT XP Q[
1823 Suppl, 56|            OBJ 8: Properly speaking a spiritual relationship is not ~contracted
1824 Suppl, 56|            that has a resemblance to ~spiritual relationship, so that if
1825 Suppl, 56|         grievously as if she were his spiritual daughter. The reason ~of
1826 Suppl, 56|              Para. 1/1~Reply OBJ 9: A spiritual father is so called from
1827 Suppl, 56|               consequently a person's spiritual father is so called from
1828 Suppl, 56|            has not, through being his spiritual ~father, a spiritual relationship
1829 Suppl, 56|              his spiritual ~father, a spiritual relationship with him, unless
1830 Suppl, 56|               Thes. Para. 1/1~Whether spiritual relationship is contracted
1831 Suppl, 56|             OBJ 1: It would seem that spiritual relationship is not contracted ~
1832 Suppl, 56|          birth. Therefore neither ~is spiritual relationship contracted
1833 Suppl, 56|            not a sufficient cause of ~spiritual relationship, as stated
1834 Suppl, 56|              himself is baptized. Now spiritual relationship is ~not contracted
1835 Suppl, 56|              sufficient to contract a spiritual relationship.~Aquin.: SMT
1836 Suppl, 56|            There is the definition of spiritual relationship ~quoted above (
1837 Suppl, 56|             father ~and mother, so in spiritual generation a person is born
1838 Suppl, 56|             of the Church. Therefore ~spiritual relationship is contracted
1839 Suppl, 56|            for Confirmation contracts spiritual relationship.~Aquin.: SMT
1840 Suppl, 56|             Reply OBJ 2: He contracts spiritual relationship not by reason
1841 Suppl, 56|           give, but on account of the spiritual birth ~in which he co-operates.~
1842 Suppl, 56|              yet he cannot contract a spiritual ~relationship, since he
1843 Suppl, 56|     relationship, since he is void of spiritual life to which man is first ~
1844 Suppl, 56|               Thes. Para. 1/1~Whether spiritual relationship passes from
1845 Suppl, 56|             OBJ 1: It would seem that spiritual relationship does not pass
1846 Suppl, 56|            from ~husband to wife. For spiritual and bodily union are disparate
1847 Suppl, 56|            the means of contracting a spiritual relationship.~Aquin.: SMT
1848 Suppl, 56|           have more in common in the ~spiritual birth that is the cause
1849 Suppl, 56|            birth that is the cause of spiritual relationship, than a ~husband,
1850 Suppl, 56|                do not hereby contract spiritual relationship. Therefore
1851 Suppl, 56|               does a ~wife contract a spiritual relationship through her
1852 Suppl, 56|            wife ~being converted. Now spiritual relationship cannot be contracted
1853 Suppl, 56|              forbids it. If therefore spiritual relationship ~passed from
1854 Suppl, 56|            Para. 1/1~On the contrary, Spiritual goods are more communicable
1855 Suppl, 56|              Much more therefore does spiritual relationship.~Aquin.: SMT
1856 Suppl, 56|              in Baptism. In ~this way spiritual relationship does not pass
1857 Suppl, 56|                for then she contracts spiritual ~relationship directly,
1858 Suppl, 56|            the sacred font, and thus ~spiritual relationship passes to the
1859 Suppl, 56|            the fact that corporal and spiritual union differ ~generically
1860 Suppl, 56|               united in that person's spiritual birth save accidentally,
1861 Suppl, 56|            follow ~from this that any spiritual relationship results between
1862 Suppl, 56|              co-parents one is always spiritual, the other carnal: this
1863 Suppl, 56|             wife be not baptized, the spiritual relationship ~will not reach
1864 Suppl, 56|             subject, and not because ~spiritual relationship cannot pass
1865 Suppl, 56|               1~Reply OBJ 4: Since no spiritual relationship results between
1866 Suppl, 56|               Thes. Para. 1/1~Whether spiritual relationship passes to the
1867 Suppl, 56|             OBJ 1: It would seem that spiritual relationship does not pass
1868 Suppl, 56|               degrees are assigned to spiritual ~relationship. Yet there
1869 Suppl, 56|             and brother. If therefore spiritual relationship passes from
1870 Suppl, 56|           Ethic. viii, 12): wherefore spiritual relationship passes from
1871 Suppl, 56|           clear that there are three ~spiritual relationships: one called
1872 Suppl, 56|             relationships: one called spiritual fatherhood between ~godfather
1873 Suppl, 56|               and the third is called spiritual ~brotherhood, between godchild
1874 Suppl, 56|             kind of relationship. Now spiritual ~relationship differs in
1875 Suppl, 56|              to him, through whom the spiritual relationship is ~contracted.
1876 Suppl, 56|               it does not follow that spiritual relationship ~admits of
1877 Suppl, 56|               be born before or after spiritual ~brotherhood.~
1878 Suppl, 57|                1/1~OBJ 5: Further, in spiritual relationship, where someone
1879 Suppl, 57|              5 Para. 1/1~Reply OBJ 5: Spiritual relationship is contracted
1880 Suppl, 57|           impediment to marriage. For spiritual care is more excellent ~
1881 Suppl, 57|          being subjected to another's spiritual care: else all those who ~
1882 Suppl, 57|            the adopted, as happens in spiritual relationship. Yet ~there
1883 Suppl, 57|             Para. 1/1~OBJ 3: Further, spiritual relationship passes to no
1884 Suppl, 57|             Para. 1/1~OBJ 4: Further, spiritual relationship is stronger
1885 Suppl, 57|             stronger than legal. But ~spiritual relationship does not pass
1886 Suppl, 57|             union or procreation than spiritual relationship is. But spiritual ~
1887 Suppl, 57|        spiritual relationship is. But spiritual ~relationship passes to
1888 Suppl, 57|             Para. 1/1~Reply OBJ 1: By spiritual generation the son is not
1889 Suppl, 57|            father, as was the case in spiritual relationship.~Aquin.: SMT
1890 Suppl, 57|              Moreover the reason why ~spiritual relationship does not pass
1891 Suppl, 57|             Para. 1/1~Reply OBJ 4: By spiritual relationship the son is
1892 Suppl, 58|          impediment to marriage. For ~spiritual marriage which is contracted
1893 Suppl, 59|                OTC Para. 2/2~Further, spiritual adultery is more grievous
1894 Suppl, 59|        account of unbelief, which is ~spiritual adultery.~Aquin.: SMT XP
1895 Suppl, 59|             religious life dies but a spiritual death and not a ~bodily
1896 Suppl, 59|       connection when there is only a spiritual connection. On the other ~
1897 Suppl, 59|          Further, just as unbelief is spiritual fornication, so is any ~
1898 Suppl, 59|      dissolves marriage because it is spiritual ~fornication, for the same
1899 Suppl, 59|         whereas other sins are called spiritual fornications by a ~more
1900 Suppl, 60|               for she has none ~but a spiritual sword." Therefore it would
1901 Suppl, 61|               to be more favorable to spiritual things than human law. ~
1902 Suppl, 61|              life there is a kind of ~spiritual marriage. Now it is lawful
1903 Suppl, 61|           intercourse there is only a spiritual bond ~between husband and
1904 Suppl, 61|          religious life is a ~kind of spiritual death, whereby a man dies
1905 Suppl, 61|               dissolved by a contrary spiritual ~disposition, namely mortal
1906 Suppl, 61|              too after the ~husband's spiritual death by entering religion,
1907 Suppl, 62|             Para. 1/1~OBJ 3: Further, spiritual fornication and certain
1908 Suppl, 62|              unbelief which is called spiritual fornication, is also opposed ~
1909 Suppl, 62|          separation from bed before a spiritual judge, and ~then there is
1910 Suppl, 62|            same ~if she labor under a spiritual disease, namely fornication,
1911 Suppl, 63|             the devil. Nor is there a spiritual marriage. ~For this reason
1912 Suppl, 64|          menses, lest he be guilty of spiritual ~murder.~Aquin.: SMT XP
1913 Suppl, 64|        because to prevent a ~person's spiritual progress is a sin against
1914 Suppl, 64|             it ~renders man unfit for spiritual things. Therefore, on those
1915 Suppl, 64|      especially to give one's time to spiritual things, it is not ~lawful
1916 Suppl, 64|               especially ~to arise to spiritual things. Those times are
1917 Suppl, 65|               among all ~nations by a spiritual propagation. Hence there
1918 Suppl, 65|             are less blameworthy than spiritual sins. Now pride and ~covetousness,
1919 Suppl, 65|               covetousness, which are spiritual sins, are not always mortal
1920 Suppl, 66|               because they administer spiritual things, namely the sacraments,
1921 Suppl, 66|               and ~because they teach spiritual things, and should be occupied
1922 Suppl, 66|             and should be occupied in spiritual ~matters. Wherefore since
1923 Suppl, 69|            souls, like certain other ~spiritual substances, are indifferent
1924 Suppl, 69|               I answer that, Although spiritual substances do not depend
1925 Suppl, 69|               by ~God by means of the spiritual world, as asserted by Augustine (
1926 Suppl, 69|    fittingness by way of congruity of spiritual substances to corporeal ~
1927 Suppl, 69|              after a manner befitting spiritual ~substances, a manner that
1928 Suppl, 69|               corporeal ~world to the spiritual metaphorically. Thus the
1929 Suppl, 69|        because He is the principle of spiritual life, as the sun is ~of
1930 Suppl, 69|              ear to my mouth, but his spiritual mouth unto ~Thy fountain,
1931 Suppl, 70|          there is no matter common to spiritual and ~corporeal things: wherefore
1932 Suppl, 70|         patient. Now the diversity of spiritual and corporeal nature ~does
1933 Suppl, 70|               it acts ~in virtue of a spiritual agent, should act on the
1934 Suppl, 70|             as, ~although the soul is spiritual and the body corporeal,
1935 Suppl, 70|            soul's pain or sorrow are ~spiritual, since it would not be distressed
1936 Suppl, 70|              body, there is a certain spiritual contact between them (even
1937 Suppl, 70|            mover of the heaven, being spiritual, touches the heaven, when
1938 Suppl, 70|             when it moves ~it, with a spiritual contact) in the same way
1939 Suppl, 71|             the communication of the ~spiritual life is possible between
1940 Suppl, 71|              cannot be transferred to spiritual ~quantity: secondly, because
1941 Suppl, 71|             Reply OBJ 3: Baptism is a spiritual regeneration, wherefore
1942 Suppl, 71|               sense ~the cause of our spiritual resurrection." Secondly,
1943 Suppl, 71|         offered, than to others. ~For spiritual light is more communicable
1944 Suppl, 71|              suffrages are a kind of ~spiritual light, though they be offered
1945 Suppl, 72|               20) that "God moves the spiritual ~creature through time."~
1946 Suppl, 72|               for being appointed ~to spiritual purposes; and for this reason
1947 Suppl, 72|             will rise again will have spiritual ~and impassible bodies,
1948 Suppl, 72|           appears from Gn. 2, even as spiritual death, which ~is the separation
1949 Suppl, 72|            never returns to life from spiritual death after receiving ~the
1950 Suppl, 72|             evil ~principle, but that spiritual things are from the good
1951 Suppl, 72|             words, they refer to the ~spiritual resurrection whereby the
1952 Suppl, 73|            resurrection than with our spiritual resurrection which is by ~
1953 Suppl, 73|              cannot be delivered from spiritual ~death save by the gift
1954 Suppl, 74|              otherwise, namely of the spiritual resurrection, whereby men ~
1955 Suppl, 78|           others, who will have less ~spiritual bodies.~Aquin.: SMT XP Q[
1956 Suppl, 78|            according to him none but ~spiritual pleasures are pleasures
1957 Suppl, 79|           natural alteration precedes spiritual* alteration, just ~as natural
1958 Suppl, 79|               will not be subject ~to spiritual alteration which is requisite
1959 Suppl, 79|       fragrant object. Secondly, by a spiritual transmutation, as when a ~
1960 Suppl, 79|            instrument, according to a spiritual ~mode of being, when, namely,
1961 Suppl, 79|                but is perfected by a ~spiritual change. Wherefore the impassibility
1962 Suppl, 79|      principle, with a natural and a ~spiritual alteration, the natural
1963 Suppl, 79|               alteration precedes the spiritual ~alteration, just as natural
1964 Suppl, 79|             to be altered only with a spiritual alteration ~it does not
1965 Suppl, 79|            but only ~according to its spiritual being, wherefore in this
1966 Suppl, 79|      consequently ~there will be only spiritual alteration.~Aquin.: SMT
1967 Suppl, 79|           affected with a natural and spiritual alteration by the ~object
1968 Suppl, 79|               which is effected by a ~spiritual alteration. Consequently
1969 Suppl, 79|              will be ~subject only to spiritual alteration by tangible qualities.
1970 Suppl, 79|        instrument of sensation with a spiritual alteration, without any ~
1971 Suppl, 79|              affect ~the organ with a spiritual alteration, like the odor
1972 Suppl, 79|               of hearing ~by a merely spiritual alteration. Nor will it
1973 Suppl, 79|             light does not hinder the spiritual ~reception of the image
1974 Suppl, 80|    corruptible ~body, it shall rise a spiritual," i.e. a spirit-like, "body."
1975 Suppl, 80|             them the subtlety whereby spiritual substances are said to be ~
1976 Suppl, 80|          Apostle describes ~as being "spiritual" the bodies of those who
1977 Suppl, 80|        meaning, just as he speaks of ~spiritual bodies, so would he speak
1978 Suppl, 80|         glorified body is said to be "spiritual," as being ~wholly subject
1979 Suppl, 80|               subtle as a result of a spiritual power."~Aquin.: SMT XP Q[
1980 Suppl, 80|              glorified bodies will be spiritual, that is like ~spirits in
1981 Suppl, 81|         glorified bodies will be most spiritual ~according to 1 Cor. 15:
1982 Suppl, 81|          attain to the dignity of the spiritual nature, just as it will ~
1983 Suppl, 82|          clarity which in the soul is spiritual is received into the ~body
1984 Suppl, 83|               but also as regards its spiritual ~action: since when the
1985 Suppl, 87|            only of bodily but also of spiritual goods [*Cf. TP, Q[56], A[
1986 Suppl, 88|            Its active principle is a ~spiritual substance, as the Commentator
1987 Suppl, 88|              made for the sake of the spiritual and is ruled thereby, it
1988 Suppl, 88|               dealt with similarly to spiritual things. Now in ~this final
1989 Suppl, 88|          manifest signs. Now the most spiritual and subtle of our ~senses
1990 Suppl, 89|             attain to the ~sight of a spiritual creature. Therefore neither
1991 Suppl, 89|              command, would have been spiritual in the flesh, became, by ~
1992 Suppl, 89|             Therefore when he will be spiritual in the flesh ~(which is
1993 Suppl, 89|              even in the flesh to see spiritual things. Therefore the same
1994 Suppl, 89|           saying of Job refers to the spiritual eye, of which ~the Apostle
1995 Suppl, 89|              knowledge. Therefore the spiritual eye, whence the ~obstacle
1996 Suppl, 89|            The intellect can perceive spiritual things, whereas the ~eyes
1997 Suppl, 90|        beatified is not corporeal but spiritual, namely God ~Who is one.
1998 Suppl, 90|            OBJ 2: Though there is one spiritual place, there are different ~
1999 Suppl, 92|             more easily borne. But in spiritual marriage there ~are no burdens,
2000 Suppl, 92|          occasion of marriage. ~But a spiritual marriage is contracted with