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Part, Question
1 1, 1 | authority of the doctors of the Church as ~one that may properly
2 1, 20 | gave him the care of the ~Church; but that John loved Christ
3 1, 29 | who held high rank in the Church came to ~be called "persons."
4 1, 31 | 1/1 ~OBJ 4: Further, the Church sings: "Thou alone art Most
5 1, 32 | and ~especially if the Church has decided that consequences
6 1, 36 | expression, in the usage of the Church, is accommodated to ~signify
7 1, 36 | In every council of the Church a symbol of faith has been ~
8 1, 43 | profit" - that is, of the Church. This utility consists in
9 1, 43 | early saints on whom the ~Church was in a way founded; in
10 1, 63 | order established by the Church. Such a sin ~does not presuppose
11 1, 70 | among the Doctors of the Church. It was the belief ~of Origen (
12 1, 43 | profit" - that is, of the Church. This utility consists in
13 1, 43 | early saints on whom the ~Church was in a way founded; in
14 1, 64 | order established by the Church. Such a sin ~does not presuppose
15 1, 71 | among the Doctors of the Church. It was the belief ~of Origen (
16 1, 91 | this is signified that the Church takes her origin from ~Christ.
17 1, 91 | speak in Christ and in the Church."~Aquin.: SMT FP Q[92] A[
18 1, 91 | and water - on which the Church was ~established.~Aquin.:
19 1, 105 | Gal. 4:26). But in the Church even superiors are enlightened
20 1, 112 | to the ~sacraments of the Church. Therefore angels are not
21 1, 116 | heavenly places through the Church." But ~the Church is the
22 1, 116 | through the Church." But ~the Church is the union of all the
23 1, 116 | that ~is, through the Church." As though he were to say:
24 1, 116 | from men, but not from the Church in heaven, which is contained
25 1, 116 | before ~all ages: because the Church was at first there, where
26 1, 116 | after the ~resurrection this Church composed of men will be
27 1, 116 | mysteries of Christ and the Church were fulfilled by the ~apostles,
28 2, 20 | instance, a man may go to church continuously, intending
29 2, 66 | why of each Confessor the Church sings: ~"There was not found
30 2, 71 | man wills "not to go to church," when he ~is bound to go -
31 2, 71 | that he is ~bound to go to church (or even before), occupies
32 2, 71 | man ~wills "not to go to church": while sometimes it will
33 2, 71 | that he ~is bound to go to church, does not think of going
34 2, 71 | of going or not going to church.~Aquin.: SMT FS Q[71] A[
35 2, 71 | when anyone omits going to ~church on account of sickness:
36 2, 71 | man wills "not to go to church," because it is too much
37 2, 71 | the time he ought to go to church - or, ~precede the omission,
38 2, 71 | being that he does not go to church in the morning. In this
39 2, 86 | it to Himself a glorious church not having spot or wrinkle":
40 2, 89 | it ~to Himself a glorious church, not having spot or wrinkle,"
41 2, 97 | contempt on the customs of the Church ought ~to be punished as
42 2, 102 | Christ Himself and ~the Church, which pertains to the allegorical
43 2, 102 | divine worship. Thus our church takes the place of both
44 2, 102 | the very sacrifice of the Church is spiritual; wherefore ~
45 2, 102 | signified the unity ~of the Church, whether militant or triumphant.~
46 2, 102 | God, or the unity of the Church, so also the division of
47 2, 102 | and table may signify the Church's ~teaching, and faith,
48 2, 102 | Christ, who compose ~the Church. The boards were covered
49 2, 102 | the faithful of whom the ~Church of Christ is composed.~Aquin.:
50 2, 102 | enlightening of the primitive Church by Christ's ~preaching and
51 2, 102 | house, i.e. ~in a catholic church, and not in the conventicles
52 2, 102 | union of Christ with ~the Church, for that union was not
53 2, 102 | strange doctrine in the ~Church, which is a spiritual vineyard.
54 2, 102 | Likewise "the field," i.e. the ~Church, must not be sown "with
55 2, 103 | Tabernacles, to the ~feast of the Church Dedication: the feast of
56 2, 103 | the first Pastor of the Church complied with ~this observance;
57 2, 105 | not be excluded from the Church of God. ~Therefore it is
58 2, 105 | shall not enter into the ~church of the Lord for ever": whereas,
59 2, 105 | shalt not enter into the ~church of the Lord."~Aquin.: SMT
60 2, 106 | Comforter, should come. ~But the Church knows not yet all truth
61 2, 106 | effect, so that, to wit, the ~Church would be founded in every
62 2, 111 | common ~good of the whole Church, as stated above (AA[1],
63 2, 111 | common to all ~members of the Church, but gratuitous grace is
64 2, 111 | more exalted members of the Church. Hence gratuitous grace
65 2, 111 | the ~common good of the Church, which is ecclesiastical
66 2, 112 | beauty and perfection of the Church may result from these ~various
67 2, 113 | Paul is commemorated in the Church as miraculous.~Aquin.: SMT
68 2, 114 | as He is the Head of the Church, and the Author of human ~
69 2, 1 | and the sacraments of the Church, and ~the condition of creatures.
70 2, 1 | and the sacraments ~of the Church, or any creatures whatever,
71 2, 1 | stands the authority of the Church who formulates the ~articles
72 2, 1 | Since then the ~Catholic Church is merely a created being,
73 2, 1 | Catholic and Apostolic Church."~Aquin.: SMT SS Q[1] A[
74 2, 1 | contrary, The universal Church cannot err, since she is
75 2, 1 | authority of the universal Church. Therefore it contains nothing ~
76 2, 1 | as it were, of the whole Church, which is united together
77 2, 1 | faith. Now the faith of the Church is living faith; since such
78 2, 1 | all those who are of the Church not only outwardly ~but
79 2, 1 | In' the holy Catholic Church," this must be ~taken as
80 2, 1 | Ghost, ~Who sanctifies the Church; so that the sense is: "
81 2, 1 | Holy ~Ghost sanctifying the Church." But it is better and more
82 2, 1 | simply, "the holy Catholic ~Church," as Pope Leo [*Rufinus,
83 2, 1 | spread abroad, and when the Church was already at peace, it
84 2, 1 | anathema by the universal Church. Now it was forbidden under
85 2, 1 | anathema by the universal Church, to make a new edition of
86 2, 1 | symbol which is sung in the Church. ~Therefore it does not
87 2, 1 | questions that arise in the Church are referred," as stated
88 2, 1 | one faith of ~the whole Church, according to 1 Cor. 1:10: "
89 2, 1 | presides over the whole Church, so that the whole Church
90 2, 1 | Church, so that the whole Church may hold firmly ~to his
91 2, 1 | which concern the whole Church, such as to convoke a general ~
92 2, 2 | the faith of the universal Church, which cannot err, ~since
93 2, 2 | in Christ and the ~Church," and it is incredible that
94 2, 2 | observed throughout the Church, and publicly proclaimed,
95 2, 3 | the gentiles and to the Church of ~God." Now confession
96 2, 4 | all the members of the Church: wherefore the Apostle says: "
97 2, 4 | common to all members of the Church, ~because its lifelessness
98 2, 5 | that the teaching of the Church is from God, although they
99 2, 5 | things themselves that the Church teaches, for instance that ~
100 2, 5 | and the teaching of the Church, which proceeds ~from the
101 2, 5 | to the teaching of the Church, which proceeds ~from the
102 2, 5 | adheres to the teaching of the Church, as ~to an infallible rule,
103 2, 5 | assents to whatever the Church teaches; otherwise, ~if,
104 2, 5 | the things taught by the Church, he holds what he chooses
105 2, 5 | to the ~teaching of the Church as to an infallible rule,
106 2, 5 | follow the teaching of the Church in ~all things; but if he
107 2, 5 | according to the teaching of the Church who has the right ~understanding
108 2, 10 | of ~God, i.e. into Holy Church, by faith. Therefore some
109 2, 10 | father. Thus if the Catholic Church gathers together ~some of
110 2, 10 | without. When, ~therefore, the Church forbids the faithful to
111 2, 10 | inflicted by the sentence of the Church ~when he says (1 Cor. 5:
112 2, 10 | Accordingly, in the first way the Church does not forbid the faithful
113 2, 10 | i.e. as a punishment, the ~Church forbids the faithful to
114 2, 10 | apostates, ~because the Church pronounces sentence of excommunication
115 2, 10 | Para. 1/1~Reply OBJ 2: The Church does not exercise judgment
116 2, 10 | head that sometimes the Church, for certain special ~sins,
117 2, 10 | unbelieving judge. ~And so the Church altogether forbids unbelievers
118 2, 10 | sentence or ordination of the Church who has the authority of ~
119 2, 10 | Body Para. 4/5~This the Church does sometimes, and sometimes
120 2, 10 | temporal matters, to the Church and ~her members, the Church
121 2, 10 | Church and ~her members, the Church made the law that if the
122 2, 10 | three months. Nor does the Church harm them in this, because ~
123 2, 10 | themselves are subject to the Church, she can dispose of ~their
124 2, 10 | On the other hand, the ~Church has not applied the above
125 2, 10 | some craft. Wherefore the Church permits Christians to work
126 2, 10 | faith. For this reason the ~Church, at times, has tolerated
127 2, 10 | that, The custom of the Church has very great authority
128 2, 10 | derives its authority from the Church. Hence we ought to ~abide
129 2, 10 | by the authority of the Church rather than by that of an
130 2, 10 | never the custom of the ~Church to baptize the children
131 2, 10 | in contradiction to the ~Church's custom observed hitherto.~
132 2, 11 | he may not have left the ~Church": and elsewhere he says
133 2, 11 | xviii, 51]: "In Christ's Church, those are heretics, who
134 2, 11 | to the ~doctrine of the Church. Accordingly, certain doctors
135 2, 11 | not as yet defined by the Church; although if anyone ~were
136 2, 11 | authority of the universal Church, he would be deemed a heretic.
137 2, 11 | taught in the Catholic ~Church. If anything therein has
138 2, 11 | whatever is necessary in the Church should be tolerated. ~Now
139 2, 11 | heresies are necessary in the Church, since the Apostle says (
140 2, 11 | other, on the side of the Church. On their own ~side there
141 2, 11 | to be separated from ~the Church by excommunication, but
142 2, 11 | 2/2~On the part of the Church, however, there is mercy
143 2, 11 | he is yet stubborn, the Church no longer hoping for his ~
144 2, 11 | separating him from the Church, and furthermore delivers
145 2, 11 | Thes. Para. 1/1~Whether the Church should receive those who
146 2, 11 | It would seem that the Church ought in all cases to receive
147 2, 11 | Now the sentence of the Church is God's sentence, ~according
148 2, 11 | ought to be received ~by the Church as often as he has sinned
149 2, 11 | converted are received by the Church. Therefore heretics also ~
150 2, 11 | should not be received by the Church.~Aquin.: SMT SS Q[11] A[
151 2, 11 | Lord's institution, the Church ~extends her charity to
152 2, 11 | often, are admitted by the Church to Penance whereby the ~
153 2, 11 | 3/3~For this reason the Church not only admits to Penance
154 2, 11 | return in ~sincerity. But the Church cannot imitate God in this,
155 2, 12 | within the competency of the Church to punish unbelief in ~those
156 2, 12 | OBJ 1: At that time the Church was but recently instituted,
157 2, 13 | Holy Ghost ~by Whom the Church is united together. Therefore
158 2, 13 | by Whose inspiration the Church is taught," and ~therefore,
159 2, 13 | whereby the members of the Church are united together.~Aquin.:
160 2, 19 | viz. that there is in the Church the power of ~forgiving
161 2, 19 | remission of sins in the Church.~Aquin.: SMT SS Q[20] A[
162 2, 29 | the ~common good of the Church or state. In other cases
163 2, 30 | personage, and a support of the ~Church or State, since it would
164 2, 31 | incorrigible, cut them off from the Church."~Aquin.: SMT SS Q[33] A[
165 2, 31 | turning him ~out of the church.~Aquin.: SMT SS Q[33] A[
166 2, 31 | a prelate is to tell the Church. ~Therefore witnesses should
167 2, 31 | would be denounced to the Church. Consequently it is ~befitting
168 2, 31 | to be told him as to the Church, i.e. as ~holding the position
169 2, 37 | schismatic if he disobeys the ~Church. But every sin makes a man
170 2, 37 | the commandments of the Church, ~because sin, according
171 2, 37 | from that of the Catholic ~Church." Therefore schism is not
172 2, 37 | love, but also the whole Church in unity of spirit.~Aquin.:
173 2, 37 | themselves from the unity of the Church; for this ~is the chief
174 2, 37 | subordinate to the unity of the Church, even as the mutual ~adaptation
175 2, 37 | body. Now the unity of the Church consists in two things; ~
176 2, 37 | communion of the members of the ~Church, and again in the subordination
177 2, 37 | of all the members of the Church ~to the one head, according
178 2, 37 | Whose viceregent ~in the Church is the Sovereign Pontiff.
179 2, 37 | with ~those members of the Church who acknowledge his supremacy.~
180 2, 37 | the commandments of the Church, and refuses to submit ~
181 2, 37 | schism severs a man from the Church." Nevertheless, ~just as
182 2, 37 | for ~separating from the Church."~Aquin.: SMT SS Q[39] A[
183 2, 37 | those who come back to the Church ~after being baptized, are
184 2, 37 | who are separated from the Church, have a spiritual ~power.~
185 2, 37 | by schism from the Roman Church, should be ~received mercifully
186 2, 37 | return to the unity of the Church, provided they be of commendable ~
187 2, 37 | himself from the bonds of the Church, and ~from the fellowship
188 2, 37 | the consecrations of the ~Church are immovable so long as
189 2, 37 | that if he come back to the Church, he ~is not consecrated
190 2, 37 | severed from the unity of ~the Church, and disturb her peace,
191 2, 37 | with the members of the Church, and in ~this respect the
192 2, 37 | submission to the head of the ~Church, wherefore, since they are
193 2, 37 | to be controlled by the ~Church's spiritual power, it is
194 2, 37 | back to the unity of the Church ~those who are separated
195 2, 37 | effect. In like manner the Church, when excommunication does
196 2, 38 | tournaments are forbidden by the Church, since those who are slain
197 2, 41 | For a like ~reason the Church does not demand tithes in
198 2, 41 | demanded the restitution ~of Church property, notwithstanding
199 2, 41 | else; thus the goods of the Church are consigned to prelates,
200 2, 41 | duty. For a like reason the Church refrains ~from demanding
201 2, 60 | God ~or the good of the Church, one procures its being
202 2, 60 | taken something ~from the Church and makes restitution to
203 2, 60 | makes restitution to the Church, it reverts into his ~hands,
204 2, 60 | he is the guardian of the Church's property. Therefore he ~
205 2, 60 | ought not to restore to the Church from whom he has taken:
206 2, 60 | which a prelate can rob the Church ~of her property. First
207 2, 60 | First by laying hands on Church property which is ~committed,
208 2, 60 | a ~relative or a friend) Church property committed to himself:
209 2, 60 | make restitution to the Church, and have it under his own
210 2, 60 | prelate may lay hands ~on Church property, merely in intention,
211 2, 60 | and not in the name of the Church: in which ~case he must
212 2, 61 | according to the law of the Church (Cap. Cum dilectus.) ~the
213 2, 61 | position of honor in the Church, to the exclusion of a poor ~
214 2, 61 | conducting the business of the Church. Yet he would have ~to forego
215 2, 61 | and give the goods of the Church to their kindred without
216 2, 61 | members of a particular ~Church, is generally speaking more
217 2, 61 | since he loves more the Church wherein he was brought up.
218 2, 62 | are commemorated by the Church.~Aquin.: SMT SS Q[64] A[
219 2, 64 | be found in the Catholic Church." Now ~the reason why these
220 2, 64 | severing themselves ~from the Church, they think that those who
221 2, 65 | his rebellion against the Church, and since this rebellion
222 2, 66 | receiving the sacraments of the Church. Nor does a ~man profit
223 2, 66 | be made verbally to the Church, who will proceed, in virtue ~
224 2, 68 | cardinal priest of the Roman Church, unless there be ~sixty-four
225 2, 68 | cardinal deacon of the Roman Church, unless ~there be twenty-seven
226 2, 68 | and clerics of the Roman Church, on account of its dignity:
227 2, 68 | reasons. First because in that Church those men ought to ~be promoted
228 2, 68 | dignity and ~authority of that Church, a result which would be
229 2, 68 | tolerate a sinner in that same Church, unless ~he were very notorious
230 2, 69 | in the cause of their own church, and monks in the cause ~
231 2, 74 | just penalty: thus too the ~Church curses by pronouncing anathema.
232 2, 81 | very style employed by the ~Church in praying: since we beseech
233 2, 81 | to pray ~for us: yet the Church does the contrary. The saints
234 2, 81 | by the ministers of the Church ~representing the body of
235 2, 81 | that the ministers of the Church should say these ~prayers
236 2, 81 | common person of the whole Church: and so if anyone say ~the
237 2, 81 | referred to the person of the Church, from which he is ~excluded
238 2, 81 | things in several of the Church's collects. ~Thus in the
239 2, 84 | a certain thing to the ~Church, and fails to give it, he
240 2, 84 | by being ~deprived of the Church's sacraments. But it would
241 2, 84 | refuse ~the sacraments of the Church to those who refuse to make
242 2, 84 | is granted a portion of Church land, that he may make ~
243 2, 84 | by will bequeaths to the Church ~something whether movable
244 2, 84 | account of the need of the Church, for instance if her ~ministers
245 2, 84 | been already offered to the Church by way of assignment.~Aquin.:
246 2, 84 | with the consent of the Church buy oblations ~such as loaves
247 2, 84 | the precincts of the Holy Church: because in the Old ~Testament
248 2, 84 | the possessions of the Church: for our Lord had a purse
249 2, 84 | or by ~ordination of the Church; secondly, through being
250 2, 84 | to them as rectors of the Church.~Aquin.: SMT SS Q[86] A[
251 2, 84 | account of scandal, lest the Church seem to favor sin if she
252 2, 84 | the ~declaration of the Church, in virtue of which men
253 2, 84 | country and the needs of ~the Church's ministers.~Aquin.: SMT
254 2, 85 | be the ministers of the Church ~for dissembling. But this
255 2, 85 | Law the authority of the Church has ~established the payment
256 2, 85 | from the institution of the Church; who, ~nevertheless, in
257 2, 85 | to the ordinance of the Church.~Aquin.: SMT SS Q[87] A[
258 2, 85 | to the ministers of the Church should be dispensed ~by
259 2, 85 | 5: The ministers of the Church ought to be more solicitous
260 2, 85 | manner the ministers of the Church rightly refrain from demanding ~
261 2, 85 | refrain from demanding ~the Church's tithes, when they could
262 2, 85 | tithes in places where the Church does ~not demand them are
263 2, 85 | the commandment of the ~Church about the payment of tithes.
264 2, 85 | tithes. ~Nevertheless the Church must not accept the tithe
265 2, 85 | or neglect, because the Church ought not ~to be the loser
266 2, 85 | has not been ~tithed, the Church can command the tithes due
267 2, 85 | who has a thing due to the Church, and from the seller, because
268 2, 85 | concerned he has defrauded the Church: yet if one pays, the other ~
269 2, 85 | hold the tithes from the Church in fee; and certain religious ~
270 2, 85 | not unnecessary; indeed Church property, oblations and
271 2, 85 | Personal tithes are due to the church in whose parish a man ~dwells,
272 2, 85 | reasonably to belong to the church ~within whose bounds the
273 2, 85 | the flock is due to ~the church in whose lands the flock
274 2, 85 | grazes, rather than to the church on ~whose land the fold
275 2, 85 | Reply OBJ 3: Just as the Church can hand over to a layman
276 2, 85 | to ~the ministers of the Church. The motive may be either
277 2, 85 | either the need of the ~Church, as when tithes are due
278 2, 85 | granted ~to them in fee by the Church, or it may be the succoring
279 2, 85 | Decimis, etc.] the parish church should ~receive the tithes
280 2, 85 | territory of some parish church, or that one church has
281 2, 85 | parish church, or that one church has ecclesiastical ~property
282 2, 85 | own lands to the parish ~church, even though they be the
283 2, 85 | the clergy of that same church, because to ~possess a thing
284 2, 85 | possessing ~it in common. But church lands are not tithable,
285 2, 86 | His ~body, which is the Church.~Aquin.: SMT SS Q[88] A[
286 2, 86 | through the ministry of the Church, it follows ~that it comes
287 2, 86 | that it comes under the Church's dispensation. Now a simple
288 2, 86 | vow, on account of ~the Church's decree [*Sext. Decret.
289 2, 86 | are in the power of the Church.~Aquin.: SMT SS Q[88] A[
290 2, 86 | Hence no prelate of the Church can make ~a man, who has
291 2, 86 | the institution of ~the Church; wherefore it seems that
292 2, 86 | wherefore it seems that the Church can grant a dispensation ~
293 2, 86 | division. For this reason the Church ~cannot dispense from a
294 2, 86 | the ~common goods of the Church. In like manner neither
295 2, 86 | you promise. Again in ~the Church a prelate stands in God'
296 2, 86 | promote the interests of the Church which is ~His Body.~Aquin.:
297 2, 86 | Christ ~throughout the whole Church, he exercises absolute power
298 2, 87 | has charge over the ~whole Church; and even of absolute relaxation,
299 2, 88 | in the ~exorcisms of the Church, whereby the power of the
300 2, 89 | to recite the office in church: God is to be sung not with
301 2, 89 | medicaments, and make the church resound with ~theatrical
302 2, 89 | the great, who are in the ~church, ought not to sing: for
303 2, 89 | a new canticle." But the Church does not make use of musical ~
304 2, 89 | established singing in the Church of ~Milan, a Augustine relates (
305 2, 89 | usage of singing in the church, that so by the delight
306 2, 89 | voices of Thy sweet-attuned Church."~Aquin.: SMT SS Q[91] A[
307 2, 89 | who sing theatrically in church not in order to arouse devotion, ~
308 2, 91 | pernicious is tolerated in the Church. Yet the ~Church tolerates
309 2, 91 | in the Church. Yet the ~Church tolerates various rites
310 2, 91 | Gauls, or in any part of the Church." Therefore no ~way of worshiping
311 2, 91 | impersonating the whole ~Church. For even as he would be
312 2, 91 | who, on the part of the ~Church, gives worship to God contrary
313 2, 91 | manner established by the ~Church or divine authority, and
314 2, 91 | The various customs of the Church in the divine worship are ~
315 2, 91 | commandments of God and of the Church, and in ~keeping with the
316 2, 91 | commandments ~of God and of the Church, or if it be contrary to
317 2, 92 | related in Ex. 25, and in the Church are ~images set up which
318 2, 92 | Law, nor ~again now in the Church are images set up that the
319 2, 93 | yet poured forth into the Church: "whereas the same deacons
320 2, 93 | flee, lest all die and ~the Church be forsaken, should there
321 2, 94 | is not the Gospel read in church and heard ~by all every
322 2, 96 | the ~statutes of a certain church, and afterwards new statutes
323 2, 97 | with ~the apparel of the Church and its ministers; and those
324 2, 97 | burning or destroying a church, and ~minor excommunication
325 2, 97 | slave from the confines of a church he shall pay nine hundred
326 2, 97 | to the statutes of the ~Church, which does not inflict
327 2, 97 | Para. 1/1~Reply OBJ 1: The Church inflicts not the death of
328 2, 98 | although the possessions of the Church belong to him as ~dispenser
329 2, 98 | money from the income of any church in exchange for a ~spiritual
330 2, 98 | belonging to the goods of the Church.~Aquin.: SMT SS Q[100] A[
331 2, 98 | through the ~ministers of the Church, whom the people are bound
332 2, 98 | with the statutes of the Church and approved customs, is
333 2, 98 | only a sacrament of the Church, but also an office ~of
334 2, 98 | considered as a ~sacrament of the Church. Hence, according to the
335 2, 98 | with the statutes of the ~Church and approved customs is
336 2, 98 | if it were decreed in any church that no procession would
337 2, 98 | payment from the ~funds of the Church as a means of livelihood.
338 2, 98 | instruct the clerics of ~that church and other poor persons,
339 2, 98 | Wherefore let ~no person sell a church, or a prebend, or anything
340 2, 98 | sold for the needs of the Church or of the poor provided ~
341 2, 98 | for a cemetery or even a church. Nevertheless ~because even
342 2, 98 | there ~has previously been a church, as we have also said with
343 2, 98 | serve the ~interests of the Church should be rewarded." Now
344 2, 98 | serving the interests of the Church. Therefore it seems lawful
345 2, 98 | e.g. to the good of the Church, or benefit of her ~ministers),
346 2, 98 | should obey, so long as the Church ~tolerates him. Yet no one
347 2, 98 | expended for the ~good of the Church.~Aquin.: SMT SS Q[100] A[
348 2, 98 | must be ~restored to the Church that has incurred loss by
349 2, 98 | of the chapter of ~that church was at fault, since others
350 2, 98 | the poor or to some other church.~Aquin.: SMT SS Q[100] A[
351 2, 98 | his order in ~some other Church; or again a greater dispensation,
352 2, 98 | him to remain in the same Church, but in minor orders; or
353 2, 98 | major orders in the same Church, but ~not to accept a prelacy.~
354 2, 106 | though they belong to the ~Church outwardly, do not belong
355 2, 106 | reflects on God and the ~Church: and then it is the duty
356 2, 106 | the administration of the Church on account of being ~infected
357 2, 106 | infected with leprosy; and a Church ceases to be an episcopal
358 2, 106 | the administration of the Church: and for ~bigamy, or through
359 2, 106 | be attached to a certain ~church belongs to the good of the
360 2, 109 | pretends to be), so too in the Church and in every department
361 2, 117 | are the dispensers ~of the Church's goods, that belong to
362 2, 120 | by the institution of the Church and the custom of Christian
363 2, 122 | honored in the Catholic Church with ~most solemn veneration."
364 2, 122 | Dei i) that "possibly the Church ~was induced by certain
365 2, 122 | fortitude; for which reason the Church reads in the office of Martyrs: ~
366 2, 122 | this is not consistent with Church observance, for ~we do not
367 2, 122 | martyrdom. For this reason the ~Church celebrates the martyrdom
368 2, 145 | Therefore it seems that the Church should not have made fasting ~
369 2, 145 | authority: the latter is the Church fast, the former is the
370 2, 145 | it was fitting that the Church ~should appoint certain
371 2, 145 | common. In doing this ~the Church does not make a precept
372 2, 145 | not keep the fasts of the Church, sin mortally. ~Aquin.:
373 2, 145 | custom of the ~universal Church." On the other hand, the
374 2, 145 | custom ~of the universal Church. Nor are they opposed to
375 2, 145 | to keep the fasts of the Church?~Aquin.: SMT SS Q[147] A[
376 2, 145 | to keep the fasts of the Church. ~For the commandments of
377 2, 145 | the commandments of the Church are binding even as the
378 2, 145 | the fasts appointed by the Church.~Aquin.: SMT SS Q[147] A[
379 2, 145 | the ~commandment of the Church, it seems that the fasts
380 2, 145 | seems that the fasts of the Church ought ~not to be omitted
381 2, 145 | the commandments of the Church are not binding in opposition
382 2, 145 | the commandment of the ~Church to fast.~Aquin.: SMT SS
383 2, 145 | fasts ~appointed by the Church, to which all are bound
384 2, 145 | the commandments ~of the Church are about matters which
385 2, 145 | through the ordinance of the Church. Hence there may ~be certain
386 2, 145 | are not bound to keep the Church fasts: and yet it is fitting ~
387 2, 145 | omitting the fasts of ~the Church. But if one be under the
388 2, 145 | to keep the fasts of the ~Church, one is not bound to fast:
389 2, 145 | because in ordering fasts the Church ~would not seem to have
390 2, 145 | keeping the fasts ~of the Church. On the other hand, those
391 2, 145 | Whether the times for the Church fast are fittingly ascribed?~
392 2, 145 | seem that the times for the Church fast are unfittingly ~appointed.
393 2, 145 | unfittingly kept in the Church.~Aquin.: SMT SS Q[147] A[
394 2, 145 | the five weeks which the Church solemnizes ~on account of
395 2, 145 | the general custom of the Church.~Aquin.: SMT SS Q[147] A[
396 2, 145 | from the dead, and so the Church ordered ~a fast to be observed
397 2, 145 | it is ~the custom in the Church for Holy orders to be conferred
398 2, 145 | Para. 1/1 ~Reply OBJ 2: The Church keeps the Ember fasts, neither
399 2, 145 | the ~commandment of the Church are rather "fasts of sorrow"
400 2, 145 | fasting is not ordered by ~the Church during the whole of the
401 2, 145 | Fasting is instituted by the Church in order to bridle ~concupiscence,
402 2, 145 | Therefore it is appointed by the Church, ~in her moderation, that
403 2, 145 | Eucharist. The fast of the Church is another kind and is ~
404 2, 145 | save by such ~things as the Church intended to forbid in instituting
405 2, 145 | instituting the fast. Now the ~Church does not intend to command
406 2, 145 | the fast ordered by the Church is binding on all. But ~
407 2, 145 | fasting was instituted by the ~Church in order to bridle the concupiscences
408 2, 145 | food and sex. Wherefore the Church ~forbade those who fast
409 2, 145 | incentive to lust. Hence the Church has bidden ~those who fast
410 2, 145 | institution of fasting, the Church takes account of ~the more
411 2, 145 | always the ~case. Hence the Church forbade those who fast to
412 2, 147 | the highest degree in the Church: and the ~Apostle commands
413 2, 147 | and all ministers of the ~Church, who should fulfil their
414 2, 150 | They are a flower of the Church's sowing, the pride and ~
415 2, 150 | The ~authority of the Church informs the faithful in
416 2, 166 | commandment of God or of the Church ~rather than forego, such
417 2, 169 | unto the edification of the Church," it follows that ~prophecy
418 2, 170 | given for the good of the ~Church, according to 1 Cor. 12:
419 2, 171 | something, as, for instance, the Church was ~signified by the ark
420 2, 172 | as yet ~declared by the Church to be Canonical Scripture;
421 2, 172 | the entire faith ~of the Church is founded on the revelation
422 2, 172 | confession, "I will build My Church."~Aquin.: SMT SS Q[174]
423 2, 172 | book about the end of ~the Church; and at all times there
424 2, 174 | His body, which is the ~Church, according to Jn. 1:16, "
425 2, 174 | all nations, because the Church ~herself already speaks
426 2, 174 | since whoever is not ~in the Church, receives not the Holy Ghost."~
427 2, 174 | to the edification of the Church, for which purpose he that ~
428 2, 175 | pertains to the ~profit of the Church, He provides also the members
429 2, 175 | also the members of the Church with ~speech; to the effect
430 2, 175 | addressing oneself to the whole church, and this is not permitted
431 2, 175 | persuading publicly in the church belong not to ~subjects
432 2, 176 | provides ~sufficiently for the Church in matters profitable unto
433 2, 176 | miracles": ~wherefore in the Church the canonization of certain
434 2, 181 | duties or states in the Church?~Aquin.: SMT SS Q[183] A[
435 2, 181 | duties or states ~in the Church. For distinction is opposed
436 2, 181 | duties and states in the Church.~Aquin.: SMT SS Q[183] A[
437 2, 181 | duties and states in the Church.~Aquin.: SMT SS Q[183] A[
438 2, 181 | Further, the good of the Church seemingly consists chiefly
439 2, 181 | states and duties in the Church.~Aquin.: SMT SS Q[183] A[
440 2, 181 | written in praise of the Church (Ps. 44:10) that ~she is "
441 2, 181 | the Queen," namely the Church, "is bedecked with the teaching
442 2, 181 | states and duties in the Church regards ~three things. In
443 2, 181 | regards the perfection of the Church. ~For even as in the order
444 2, 181 | perfecting of the body of the Church. This is the meaning of
445 2, 181 | which are necessary in the Church. For a diversity of actions ~
446 2, 181 | dignity and beauty of the Church, ~which consist in a certain
447 2, 181 | obstacle to ~the unity of the Church, for this results from the
448 2, 181 | Hence there was ~need in the Church, which is Christ's body,
449 2, 181 | departs, so too in ~the Church's body the peace of the
450 2, 181 | quickens the body of the Church, as stated ~in Jn. 6:64.
451 2, 181 | among the members of ~the Church is directed to three things:
452 2, 182 | state in relation to the Church. It is in this latter sense ~
453 2, 182 | namely in so far as the Church ~derives a certain beauty
454 2, 182 | that by the custom of the ~Church they are subject to the
455 2, 182 | rightful governors of the Church." Now bishops are in the
456 2, 182 | appoint throughout the ~Church seven deacons, who were
457 2, 182 | so ~far as in the Western Church the receiving of a sacred
458 2, 182 | addressing the priests of the Church of Ephesus he says (Acts ~
459 2, 182 | you bishops, to rule the church of God."~Aquin.: SMT SS
460 2, 182 | God hath set some in the church . . . helps, ~governments,'
461 2, 182 | commission, so too in the Church the episcopal cure is conferred
462 2, 182 | governing the people in his church under the bishop and leading
463 2, 183 | desire supremacy in the Church ~is neither just nor useful.
464 2, 183 | an account of ~the whole Church? None save him who fears
465 2, 183 | ad Eudox.): "If Mother ~Church requires your service, neither
466 2, 183 | ease to the needs of the Church: for if no good men were
467 2, 183 | ease to the needs ~of the Church," and all the more since
468 2, 183 | dispensed for the good of the Church, according to 1 Cor. 14:
469 2, 183 | unto the edifying of the Church"; and the divine mysteries
470 2, 183 | is best for governing the Church, one namely who is able
471 2, 183 | defend, and govern the Church peacefully. Hence Jerome, ~
472 2, 183 | erect as pillars of the Church, not those whom they know
473 2, 183 | to be more ~useful to the Church, but those whom they love
474 2, 183 | man to be ~chosen for the Church's seat of honor, in despite
475 2, 183 | respects fitted to govern the Church: wherefore He questioned
476 2, 183 | for ~the government of the Church, we must look chiefly to
477 2, 183 | the righteousness of the Church; ~because the pastoral cure
478 2, 183 | of some advantage to the Church, or on account of some danger
479 2, 183 | persecutors: in order that the Church be not abandoned by ~others
480 2, 183 | place of the apostles in the Church, ~according to a gloss on
481 2, 183 | oneself ~from the goods of the Church, than accumulate a surplus
482 2, 183 | supported ~from the funds of the Church. But those who have sufficient
483 2, 183 | to them, and let not the Church be charged, that there may
484 2, 183 | increase the revenue of the ~Church.~Aquin.: SMT SS Q[185] A[
485 2, 183 | de ~reditibus): "Of the Church's revenues or the offerings
486 2, 183 | stated above the goods of the Church have to be employed ~not
487 2, 183 | himself on the ~goods of the Church, always supposing him to
488 2, 183 | spends the surplus from the ~Church revenue, in buying property,
489 2, 183 | use ~connected with the Church or the needs of the poor.
490 2, 183 | their own, but as due to the Church. Hence it is added ~(XVIII,
491 2, 184 | neither in the law of the Church does ~every ordinance or
492 2, 185 | transgress the ordinance of the Church. Therefore seemingly it
493 2, 185 | irregular by ordinance of the Church may not ~be raised to the
494 2, 185 | business connected with the ~Church." And the same applies to
495 2, 185 | the canonical hours in the church, but to those who tell psalms ~
496 2, 185 | perform public prayers in the church, ~or give public lectures
497 2, 185 | live on the alms of the Church, so that the Church may ~
498 2, 185 | the Church, so that the Church may ~have "sufficient for
499 2, 185 | common profit of the ~whole Church. Wherefore Jerome says (
500 2, 185 | who in the field of the Church tills the hearts of his ~
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