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Part, Question
501 3, 65 | Para. 1/1~OBJ 3: Further, sacraments belong to the actions of
502 3, 65 | should be no more than three ~sacraments.~Aquin.: SMT TP Q[65] A[
503 3, 65 | Contra Faust. xix) that the "sacraments" ~of the New Law are "less
504 3, 65 | not be counted among the sacraments of ~the New Law. ~Aquin.:
505 3, 65 | should be more than seven ~sacraments. For sacraments are a kind
506 3, 65 | than seven ~sacraments. For sacraments are a kind of sacred sign.
507 3, 65 | there are more than ~seven sacraments.~Aquin.: SMT TP Q[65] A[
508 3, 65 | Sacram. i) says that the ~sacraments of the Old Law were oblations,
509 3, 65 | tithes should be called sacraments.~Aquin.: SMT TP Q[65] A[
510 3, 65 | Therefore besides the seven sacraments, there ~should be another
511 3, 65 | A[5]; Q[63], A[1]), the ~sacraments of the Church were instituted
512 3, 65 | that there ~should be seven sacraments.~Aquin.: SMT TP Q[65] A[
513 3, 65 | gather the number of the sacraments from their being ~instituted
514 3, 65 | again, gather the number of sacraments from a certain adaptation ~
515 3, 65 | us through the various ~sacraments as through various instruments.~
516 3, 65 | necessary to have a number of sacraments, as explained above.~Aquin.:
517 3, 65 | those who ~approach the sacraments: and these are brought into
518 3, 65 | could correspond to these sacraments. Nevertheless, the ~sacraments
519 3, 65 | sacraments. Nevertheless, the ~sacraments of the old Law were more
520 3, 65 | consecrated things are not called ~sacraments, because they do not produce
521 3, 65 | kind of disposition to the ~sacraments: either by removing obstacles.
522 3, 65 | and consequently they were sacraments. ~But now they remain no
523 3, 65 | therefore they are not ~sacraments.~Aquin.: SMT TP Q[65] A[
524 3, 65 | infused in each of the ~sacraments of the New Law, none of
525 3, 65 | Whether the order of the sacraments, as given above, is becoming?~
526 3, 65 | seems that the order of the sacraments as given above is ~unbecoming.
527 3, 65 | precede Baptism and the other sacraments.~Aquin.: SMT TP Q[65] A[
528 3, 65 | things. But, of all the sacraments, Extreme Unction is nearest
529 3, 65 | be placed last among the ~sacraments.~Aquin.: SMT TP Q[65] A[
530 3, 65 | contrary, The order of the sacraments, as given above, is ~commonly
531 3, 65 | reason of the order among the sacraments appears from ~what has been
532 3, 65 | precedes multitude, so ~those sacraments which are intended for the
533 3, 65 | the last place among the sacraments is given ~to order and Matrimony,
534 3, 65 | spiritual life, to which the ~sacraments are ordained. Moreover,
535 3, 65 | itself. Wherefore those sacraments by which a man is perfected
536 3, 65 | last ~place among those sacraments which are ordained to the
537 3, 65 | Eucharist is the greatest of the sacraments?~Aquin.: SMT TP Q[65] A[
538 3, 65 | not the principal of the ~sacraments. For the common good is
539 3, 65 | not the greatest of the sacraments.~Aquin.: SMT TP Q[65] A[
540 3, 65 | 1~OBJ 2: Further, those sacraments, seemingly, are greater,
541 3, 65 | greater minister. But the sacraments of Confirmation and ~order
542 3, 65 | as a priest, by whom the sacraments of the Eucharist ~is conferred.
543 3, 65 | conferred. Therefore those sacraments are greater.~Aquin.: SMT
544 3, 65 | 1 ~OBJ 3: Further, those sacraments are greater that have the
545 3, 65 | power. But some of the sacraments imprint a character, viz.
546 3, 65 | does not. Therefore those ~sacraments are greater.~Aquin.: SMT
547 3, 65 | the greatest of all the sacraments: and this may be shown in
548 3, 65 | substantially: whereas ~the other sacraments contain a certain instrumental
549 3, 65 | considering the relation of the ~sacraments to one another. For all
550 3, 65 | another. For all the other sacraments seem to be ~ordained to
551 3, 65 | considering the rites of the sacraments. ~For nearly all the sacraments
552 3, 65 | sacraments. ~For nearly all the sacraments terminate in the Eucharist,
553 3, 65 | Para. 4/4~The remaining sacraments may be compared to one another
554 3, 65 | is the greatest of the ~sacraments; while from the point of
555 3, 65 | holds a middle place. The sacraments of Penance ~and Extreme
556 3, 65 | the conferring of these sacraments belongs ~exclusively to
557 3, 65 | is the greatest of the ~sacraments, just as order and Confirmation
558 3, 65 | Para. 1/1~Whether all the sacraments are necessary for salvation?~
559 3, 65 | 1: It seems that all the sacraments are necessary for salvation.
560 3, 65 | Mundo i). Therefore all the sacraments are necessary for salvation.~
561 3, 65 | in like manner, all the sacraments are necessary ~for salvation.~
562 3, 65 | alone without the other ~sacraments.~Aquin.: SMT TP Q[65] A[
563 3, 65 | In the first way, three sacraments are necessary for salvation.
564 3, 65 | the second way the other sacraments are necessary. For in a
565 3, 65 | way. It is thus that the ~sacraments are necessary, as stated
566 3, 65 | Although contempt of any of the sacraments is a hindrance ~to salvation,
567 3, 65 | guilty of contempt of those sacraments.~
568 3, 66 | not true. For since the sacraments of the New Law effect a ~
569 3, 66 | its relation to the other sacraments, saying (Eccl. Hier. ii)
570 3, 66 | those most holy words and sacraments"; and again by its relation
571 3, 66 | universal end of all the sacraments, when he ~adds, "preparing
572 3, 66 | Passion operates in the ~sacraments of the New Law. Therefore
573 3, 66 | the ~institution of the sacraments of the New Law: especially
574 3, 66 | 1/1~OBJ 2: Further, the sacraments of the New Law derive their
575 3, 66 | stated above (Q[62], A[1]), sacraments derive from ~their institution
576 3, 66 | an end to the figurative sacraments, which were supplanted by ~
577 3, 66 | by ~Baptism and the other sacraments of the New Law. Secondly,
578 3, 66 | in the same way ~as the sacraments of the Old Law. For these
579 3, 66 | 3 Para. 1/1~Reply OBJ 3: Sacraments are not obligatory except
580 3, 66 | 1/1~OBJ 3: Further, the sacraments of the Church flowed from
581 3, 66 | above (Q[64], A[3]), the sacraments derive ~their efficacy from
582 3, 66 | not bind His power ~to the sacraments. Now Christ commanded the
583 3, 66 | 1/1~OBJ 2: Further, the sacraments derive their efficacy from
584 3, 66 | Para. 1/1~Reply OBJ 5: Both sacraments, viz. Baptism and the Eucharist,
585 3, 66 | Consequently they are ~not sacraments.~Aquin.: SMT TP Q[66] A[
586 3, 67 | bestowal of this and other sacraments. ~Hence Isidore says (Epist.
587 3, 67 | all the rites of Christ's sacraments, ~viz. those of Baptism,
588 3, 67 | there are other greater sacraments which are reserved to ~bishops.~
589 3, 67 | necessary among ~all the sacraments is Baptism, which is man'
590 3, 67 | cannot receive the other sacraments. Much less, ~therefore,
591 3, 67 | as neither did He to the sacraments.~Aquin.: SMT TP Q[67] A[
592 3, 67 | 1~Reply OBJ 3: The other sacraments are not so necessary as
593 3, 67 | he should receive other sacraments.~Aquin.: SMT TP Q[67] A[
594 3, 67 | would they confer ~several sacraments: but the one Christ baptizing
595 3, 67 | should be observed in the sacraments ~of the Church. But it seems
596 3, 68 | sanctification without visible sacraments, and to ~their profit; but
597 3, 68 | is not tied to visible ~sacraments, sanctifies man inwardly.
598 3, 68 | outward application of the sacraments: and in this way His work
599 3, 68 | is the door of all the sacraments. Secondly, because the reason
600 3, 68 | nothing useless is done in the sacraments of the Church. ~But according
601 3, 69 | sacrament itself; since the sacraments of the New Law "effect what
602 3, 69 | Q[62], A[1], ad 1), the sacraments of ~the New Law "effect
603 3, 70 | things were figures but not ~sacraments. But circumcision was a
604 3, 70 | 1~OBJ 2: Further, in the sacraments we make use of such things
605 3, 71 | of what is done ~in the sacraments are ordained to the salvation
606 3, 71 | Consequently, they are not sacraments ~but sacramentals.~Aquin.:
607 3, 71 | priest in ~bestowing the sacraments themselves: for Isidore
608 3, 71 | that are done in Christ's sacraments, in Baptism, to wit, in
609 3, 71 | which are preparatory to the sacraments: the ~readers, for instance,
610 3, 71 | himself in receiving the sacraments: this belongs secondarily
611 3, 72 | is not a sacrament. For sacraments ~derive their efficacy from
612 3, 72 | 1/1~OBJ 2: Further, the sacraments of the New Law were foreshadowed
613 3, 72 | 1/1 ~OBJ 3: Further, the sacraments are ordained unto man's
614 3, 72 | OBJ 4: Further, by all the sacraments of the Church, man is conformed
615 3, 72 | Who is the Author of the sacraments. But man cannot be conformed ~
616 3, 72 | 1/1~I answer that, The sacraments of the New Law are ordained
617 3, 72 | above (Q[65], A[4]), all the sacraments are in ~some way necessary
618 3, 72 | Who is the ~Author of the sacraments, should receive the fulness
619 3, 72 | which He exercises in the sacraments, ~bestowed on the apostles
620 3, 72 | for this and certain other sacraments.~Aquin.: SMT TP Q[72] A[
621 3, 72 | consecration employed in the sacraments is ~ordained to the bestowal
622 3, 72 | entire sanctification of the sacraments is derived ~from Christ,
623 3, 72 | Christ did use certain sacraments having a corporeal matter,
624 3, 72 | them, the matter of these sacraments received a certain aptitude ~
625 3, 72 | for the matter of these sacraments to be blessed ~previously,
626 3, 72 | Amen." For the use of the sacraments is derived from Christ and ~
627 3, 72 | sacrament as ministers of the sacraments. And then, they used both ~
628 3, 72 | apostles, in ~conferring the sacraments, observed many things which
629 3, 72 | prayers which are used in the ~sacraments, and to publish their mystical
630 3, 72 | the ~active power in the sacraments is conferred by the sacrament
631 3, 72 | 1/1~Reply OBJ 2: All the sacraments are protestations of faith.
632 3, 72 | by receiving the other sacraments; so he who is confirmed
633 3, 72 | Para. 1/1 ~Reply OBJ 3: The sacraments of the Old Law are called "
634 3, 72 | power is not confined to the sacraments. Hence ~man can receive
635 3, 72 | which is essential to the sacraments ~should not be changed for
636 3, 72 | ever be counted among the sacraments of the Church." ~Therefore
637 3, 72 | in ~this and the other sacraments, is appropriate.~Aquin.:
638 3, 72 | Epis. Hispan.), "these two ~sacraments," viz. Baptism and Confirmation, "
639 3, 72 | certain way, all the other sacraments are ordained, as stated
640 3, 73 | Whether it is one or several sacraments?~(3) Whether it is necessary
641 3, 73 | not a sacrament. For two ~sacraments ought not to be ordained
642 3, 73 | Para. 1/1~OBJ 3: Further, sacraments of the New Law, as having
643 3, 73 | answer that, The Church's sacraments are ordained for helping
644 3, 73 | the ~Eucharist and other sacraments having sensible matter is
645 3, 73 | matter, whereas ~the other sacraments are completed in the application
646 3, 73 | holds good of the other sacraments.~Aquin.: SMT TP Q[73] A[
647 3, 73 | et ~defunctis"]: "May the sacraments which we have received purify
648 3, 73 | follow that here must be more sacraments than one.~Aquin.: SMT TP
649 3, 73 | employs the plural: "May the ~sacraments which we have received purify
650 3, 73 | life, and the door of the sacraments; ~whereas the Eucharist
651 3, 73 | and the end of all the sacraments, as was observed above (
652 3, 73 | the hallowings of all the sacraments preparation is made ~for
653 3, 73 | it is common to all the sacraments for grace to be conferred
654 3, 73 | grace." Furthermore, all the sacraments bring us help on our journey ~
655 3, 73 | sacred is done in all the sacraments, which belongs to ~the notion
656 3, 73 | intercommunicate through all ~the sacraments, which this Greek word {
657 3, 73 | What is common to all the sacraments is attributed ~antonomastically
658 3, 73 | was room for only such ~sacraments as were prefigurative of
659 3, 74 | more fully ~than did the sacraments of the Old Law. But the
660 3, 74 | which ~was the matter of the sacraments under the Old Law, shows
661 3, 74 | In ~oblations of the sacraments only bread and wine mixed
662 3, 74 | of the faith and of His ~sacraments, according to 2 Cor. 10:
663 3, 74 | 1]), for the use of the sacraments ~such matter is adopted
664 3, 74 | as to be vested in bodily sacraments; or else it denotes the ~
665 3, 74 | adopted as the matter of the sacraments which is ~properly and universally
666 3, 74 | 2: Further, the various sacraments have their respective matters. ~
667 3, 75 | 4: Further, the Church's sacraments are ordained for the profit
668 3, 75 | perfective of all the other sacraments, in ~which Christ's virtue
669 3, 75 | be conformity between the sacraments. But ~in the other sacraments
670 3, 75 | sacraments. But ~in the other sacraments the substance of the matter
671 3, 75 | really present in the other sacraments, as in ~this; and therefore
672 3, 75 | matter remains in the other ~sacraments, but not in this.~Aquin.:
673 3, 75 | efficacious in the forms of the ~sacraments. And therefore it does not
674 3, 76 | in this as in the other sacraments; for instance, by ~the words: "
675 3, 78 | sacrament differs from the other sacraments in two ~respects. First
676 3, 78 | Secondly, because in the other sacraments the ~consecration of the
677 3, 78 | the ~forms of the other sacraments in two respects. First,
678 3, 78 | because the form of ~the other sacraments implies the use of the matter,
679 3, 78 | because the forms of the other sacraments are pronounced in the ~person
680 3, 78 | power of excellence in the sacraments, performed this ~sacrament
681 3, 78 | hand down the forms of ~the sacraments, which in the primitive
682 3, 78 | the ~other forms of the sacraments, or even in the sacraments
683 3, 78 | sacraments, or even in the sacraments themselves, for ~producing
684 3, 78 | from the ~dignity of the sacraments of the New Law. Hence, since
685 3, 78 | however, as in the other sacraments, as stated above (Q[62],
686 3, 78 | under the forms ~of these sacraments follows the meaning, which
687 3, 78 | stand, because, since in the sacraments the effect is ~that which
688 3, 79 | Reply OBJ 3: Because the sacraments operate according to the
689 3, 79 | same genus as the other sacraments, being one of ~those into
690 3, 79 | is divided. But the other sacraments only ~benefit the recipients;
691 3, 80 | regarding Baptism and the ~other sacraments: for, some receive the sacrament
692 3, 80 | because, since the other sacraments are accomplished in the ~
693 3, 80 | Baptism and in the other sacraments that ~imprint a character,
694 3, 80 | desire to receive these sacraments since they have been instituted. ~
695 3, 80 | manifest vision. But the ~sacraments are proportioned to faith,
696 3, 80 | humanity greater ~than the sacraments of His humanity, hence it
697 3, 80 | sins committed against the sacraments, which belong ~to Christ'
698 3, 80 | is no approaching to the sacraments. Therefore, it ~seems that
699 3, 80 | which is the greatest of the sacraments.~Aquin.: SMT TP Q[80] A[
700 3, 80 | approaching those figurative sacraments; but if they pass ~speedily,
701 3, 80 | Carthage (Can. xxix): ~"Let the sacraments of the altar be celebrated
702 3, 82 | for use in performing the sacraments which ~belong to the priestly
703 3, 82 | nothing superfluous in the sacraments. ~Since, then, one is sufficient
704 3, 82 | appointed ministers of the sacraments. ~But this sacrament is
705 3, 82 | 2: Further, in the other sacraments the minister does not give
706 3, 82 | Eucharist, or confer the ~other sacraments.~Aquin.: SMT TP Q[82] A[
707 3, 82 | Contra Parmen. ii): "Both are sacraments," namely Baptism and order, ~"
708 3, 82 | should not avoid ~God's sacraments, whether they be given by
709 3, 82 | their mass or receives the sacraments from them, commits sin.
710 3, 82 | we are not shunning God's sacraments; on the ~contrary, by so
711 3, 82 | and administer the ~other sacraments. But the priest is not bound
712 3, 82 | a minister of the ~other sacraments, unless he has undertaken
713 3, 82 | do so, and to give ~the sacraments to the people, by reason
714 3, 82 | faithful of Christ to whom the sacraments must be ~administered, but
715 3, 82 | 1~Reply OBJ 1: The other sacraments are accomplished in being
716 3, 83 | dispensing and ordering of the sacraments belong to ~the Church's
717 3, 83 | 8: The dispensing of the sacraments belongs to the Church's ~
718 3, 83 | Further, all the other sacraments are ordained for the salvation ~
719 3, 83 | celebration of the other sacraments there ~is no common prayer
720 3, 83 | solemnity than the ~other sacraments. And since it is written (
721 3, 83 | recipients, as in the other sacraments. Hence Cyprian ~observes (
722 3, 83 | ceremonies performed in the sacraments of the Church ~ought not
723 3, 83 | in one ~of the Church's sacraments. But it seems ridiculous
724 3, 83 | of signification in the sacraments, by words, and by actions,
725 3, 84 | its relation to the other sacraments;~(7) Of its institution;~(
726 3, 84 | vi, ch. 19] says: "The sacraments are Baptism, Chrism, and ~
727 3, 84 | Christ; which are called sacraments because under ~the veil
728 3, 84 | 1/1~OBJ 2: Further, the sacraments of the Church are shown
729 3, 84 | 1~OBJ 3: Further, in the sacraments of which we have already
730 3, 84 | observed that in ~those sacraments, whereby an exceptional
731 3, 84 | human acts as are in these ~sacraments, are not the essential matter
732 3, 84 | the other hand, in those sacraments whose effect ~corresponds
733 3, 84 | 1~Reply OBJ 2: In those sacraments which have a corporeal matter,
734 3, 84 | power which ~operates in the sacraments is from Christ. But in the
735 3, 84 | sacrament. Because, in the other sacraments, the matter is hallowed
736 3, 84 | Because the forms of the sacraments are received from Christ'
737 3, 84 | Para. 2/3~Now since the sacraments of the New Law accomplish
738 3, 84 | salvation," because these sacraments are ~perfected in the use
739 3, 84 | power, as ~in the other sacraments: because it is the Divine
740 3, 84 | or ~ministerially in the sacraments; wherefore they could express
741 3, 84 | incomplete. Because ~the sacraments of the New Law not only
742 3, 84 | because just as the other sacraments of the New Law have, of
743 3, 84 | this than ~in the other sacraments. But in the other sacraments
744 3, 84 | sacraments. But in the other sacraments the words of the ~minister
745 3, 84 | 2~I answer that, In the sacraments of the Church the imposition
746 3, 84 | 1~Reply OBJ 3: In those sacraments which are perfected in the
747 3, 84 | 1/1~OBJ 3: Further, the sacraments of the Church take their
748 3, 84 | Passion which operates in the sacraments of the Church; ~and well-ordered
749 3, 84 | OBJ 3: Further, all the sacraments are planks, i.e. helps against
750 3, 84 | fourth, place among the ~sacraments, as is clear from what has
751 3, 84 | precedes accident. Now some sacraments are, of ~themselves, ordained
752 3, 84 | safeguarded by the aforesaid sacraments, ~so that it is called metaphorically "
753 3, 84 | Reply OBJ 3: The three sacraments which precede Penance refer
754 3, 84 | 1/1~OBJ 4: Further, the sacraments of the New Law were instituted
755 3, 84 | use of it, as of the other sacraments which He instituted. Therefore
756 3, 84 | sacrament. Now in the other sacraments the matter pre-exists, being ~
757 3, 84 | Passion the power of the sacraments ~proceeds.~Aquin.: SMT TP
758 3, 84 | in this ~as in the other sacraments. But the duration of repentance
759 3, 85 | numbered among the other sacraments, as was shown above (Q[84], ~
760 3, 85 | of penance to the other ~sacraments aforesaid.~Aquin.: SMT TP
761 3, 86 | effect, as ~do the other sacraments, since it is written (1
762 3, 86 | not bind His power to the sacraments. But ~Penance is a sacrament.
763 3, 86 | Passion, even as the other sacraments do, ~as was shown above (
764 3, 86 | so that, even before the sacraments of the New Law were ~instituted,
765 3, 86 | produces its effect in all the sacraments. Consequently it only ~follows
766 3, 87 | Penance as in the other sacraments of the New Law. ~Therefore
767 3, 87 | Unction, and by all the sacraments of the New Law ~without
768 3, 88 | effected by grace and the sacraments of grace, not absolutely
769 3, 88 | follow that ~grace and the sacraments of grace are not the sufficient
770 3, 90 | salvation most secretly in the ~sacraments. Now the Divine power is
771 3, 90 | to Baptism and the other sacraments. Therefore no parts at all
772 3, 90 | matter: whereas in the other sacraments the ~matter does not consist
773 3, 90 | not assigned to the other sacraments.~Aquin.: SMT TP Q[90] A[
774 3, 90 | grace is conferred in the sacraments of the New Law, as ~stated
775 3, 90 | above ~(Q[60], AA[5],6) that sacraments consist of things and words.
776 Suppl, 4 | sacrament of Penance. But ~the sacraments do not endure after this
777 Suppl, 5 | with regard to the other sacraments ~(cf. Sent. iv, D, 1, Q[
778 Suppl, 6 | through the ~reception of the sacraments which derive their efficacy
779 Suppl, 6 | contempt. Consequently those ~sacraments which are ordained as remedies
780 Suppl, 6 | punishment. Moreover, the sacraments of grace are ordained in ~
781 Suppl, 6 | power of excellence in the sacraments; so that He ~could bestow
782 Suppl, 6 | by the ~dispensers of the sacraments, and consequently confession
783 Suppl, 6 | 1/1~I answer that, The sacraments are professions of faith,
784 Suppl, 6 | therefore surpassed by the sacraments. ~And since "the natural
785 Suppl, 6 | ii), consequently ~the sacraments are not part of the natural
786 Suppl, 6 | in the institution of the sacraments. Hence confession, ~which
787 Suppl, 6 | because both are necessary sacraments. Now a man is not bound
788 Suppl, 6 | founded on ~faith and the sacraments, the ministers of the Church
789 Suppl, 6 | published, or to institute new sacraments, or to abolish those that
790 Suppl, 7 | the grace which is in the sacraments differs somewhat ~from the
791 Suppl, 7 | Though the grace of the sacraments differs from the grace ~
792 Suppl, 8 | grace which is given in the sacraments, descends from ~the Head
793 Suppl, 8 | body is a minister of the sacraments, wherein grace is ~given;
794 Suppl, 8 | requires a dispenser of the sacraments, though the ~quantity of
795 Suppl, 8 | Reply OBJ 3: By means of the sacraments man must needs be reconciled
796 Suppl, 8 | as to be admitted to ~the sacraments, unless he first be absolved
797 Suppl, 8 | neither from God nor from ~the sacraments of the Church: wherefore
798 Suppl, 8 | I answer that, The other sacraments do not consist in an action
799 Suppl, 8 | in the case ~of the other sacraments, but also for him to have
800 Suppl, 8 | prelates to dispense the ~sacraments, which the clean alone should
801 Suppl, 9 | as happens in the other sacraments: wherefore he is ~not bound
802 Suppl, 9 | determinate act, just as the other sacraments have a determinate matter. ~
803 Suppl, 10| are the dispensers of the sacraments: for contrition has the ~
804 Suppl, 10| Paradise. For ~different sacraments have different effects.
805 Suppl, 10| and Penance are different sacraments, they ~act in virtue of
806 Suppl, 11| are done outwardly in the sacraments ~are the signs of what takes
807 Suppl, 13| confession a man ~submits to the sacraments of the Church: nor can one
808 Suppl, 17| excellence." And since "the sacraments of which ~the Church is
809 Suppl, 17| the ~Passion abides in the sacraments of the Church. Wherefore
810 Suppl, 17| are the dispensers of the sacraments, not by their own, ~but
811 Suppl, 17| committed: hence we need the sacraments and the keys of the ~Church.~
812 Suppl, 17| the kingdom, ~but on the sacraments, by means of which man wins
813 Suppl, 18| Hugh (De Sacram. ii), "the sacraments, by ~virtue of their sanctification,
814 Suppl, 18| not the case in the other ~sacraments: yet they differ in this,
815 Suppl, 18| of receiving the other sacraments which are ordained, not
816 Suppl, 18| in any way: and thus the sacraments of the Old Law ~signified
817 Suppl, 18| thus some say that the sacraments of the New Law signify the
818 Suppl, 18| which God gives when the sacraments are conferred, without the ~
819 Suppl, 18| conferred, without the ~sacraments containing any power productive
820 Suppl, 18| more common opinion, the sacraments of the New Law declare ~
821 Suppl, 18| because in ~speaking of the sacraments, what is ascribed to the
822 Suppl, 18| which cannot be said of the ~sacraments of the New Law), but also
823 Suppl, 18| reaches him through the sacraments of the ~Church.~Aquin.:
824 Suppl, 18| power of "excellence" in the sacraments, so ~that, by His own authority,
825 Suppl, 19| not the keys. Further, the sacraments of the old ~Law did not
826 Suppl, 19| opened by ~means of those sacraments, so that the priests who
827 Suppl, 19| spiritual power, since, by the sacraments of ~the Law, they cleansed
828 Suppl, 19| power of "excellence" in the sacraments, so ~that He could produce
829 Suppl, 19| says that God confers the sacraments even through ~evil men,
830 Suppl, 19| men, and among the other sacraments, absolution which is the
831 Suppl, 19| for those who receive the sacraments from ~them, receive grace,
832 Suppl, 19| whereas those who receive the sacraments from those ~who are cut
833 Suppl, 20| of necessity, when the sacraments should be refused to no
834 Suppl, 20| But a priest dispenses ~sacraments whereby grace is given.
835 Suppl, 21| the participation of the ~sacraments: and this latter presupposes
836 Suppl, 21| the participation of the sacraments. Consequently ~a person
837 Suppl, 21| the participation of the sacraments, and this is the ~minor
838 Suppl, 21| the participation of the sacraments, for the reason ~already
839 Suppl, 21| communicate together in the ~sacraments. Now communion with the
840 Suppl, 21| communicate with them in the sacraments; ~"mensa," i.e. we must
841 Suppl, 21| includes privation of the sacraments in the words "as to the ~
842 Suppl, 21| prayers, but also from the sacraments received and from the faithful ~
843 Suppl, 22| competent to dispense the sacraments ~wherein grace is given:
844 Suppl, 22| be remitted through any sacraments which confer grace, hence ~
845 Suppl, 22| excommunication is ~privation of the sacraments of the Church. But sometimes
846 Suppl, 23| merely of a share in the ~sacraments, but not of the communion
847 Suppl, 23| but not to give him the sacraments. The other is major ~excommunication
848 Suppl, 23| which deprives a man of the sacraments of the Church and ~of the
849 Suppl, 24| person has no share in the sacraments ~of the Church, a priest
850 Suppl, 25| sacramental effect without the ~sacraments belongs to the power of
851 Suppl, 25| power of excellence in the sacraments. Since then satisfaction
852 Suppl, 25| though He acts through the sacraments, yet His ~efficacy is nowise
853 Suppl, 25| and as the effects of the sacraments are fixed, not by men ~but
854 Suppl, 25| the dispensation of ~the sacraments, but to the distribution
855 Suppl, 26| the dispensation of the sacraments, and jurisdiction in the
856 Suppl, 26| do not dispense all the sacraments. ~Hence parish priests,
857 Suppl, 28| be repeated. For those ~sacraments which do not imprint a character,
858 Suppl, 28| 1~Reply OBJ 1: In those sacraments which are solemnized again
859 Suppl, 29| 1/1~OBJ 2: Further, the sacraments of the Old Law were figures
860 Suppl, 29| Law were figures of the ~sacraments of the New Law. But there
861 Suppl, 29| 1/2~On the contrary, The sacraments of the Church supply man'
862 Suppl, 29| OTC Para. 2/2~Further, the sacraments are neither more nor less
863 Suppl, 29| of the Church, some are ~sacraments, as Baptism, some are sacramentals,
864 Suppl, 29| the administration of ~the sacraments, whereas a sacramental is
865 Suppl, 29| the administration of the sacraments ~is the healing of the disease
866 Suppl, 29| any ~question about the sacraments, save in so far as they
867 Suppl, 29| Therefore there are several sacraments.~Aquin.: SMT XP Q[29] A[
868 Suppl, 29| the institution of those sacraments ~which Christ instituted,
869 Suppl, 29| Christ showed forth the sacraments which He instituted, ~as
870 Suppl, 29| 1/2~On the contrary, The sacraments of the New Law are more
871 Suppl, 29| the Old Law. But all the sacraments of the Old Law were ~instituted
872 Suppl, 29| Therefore much more do all the sacraments of the New ~Law owe their
873 Suppl, 29| the reason ~that these two sacraments, on account of the plenitude
874 Suppl, 29| plenitude. Hence they are sacraments of the New Law in such a
875 Suppl, 29| could He institute these ~sacraments.~Aquin.: SMT XP Q[29] A[
876 Suppl, 29| Himself instituted all the sacraments, ~but that He Himself published
877 Suppl, 29| the more ~probable, as the sacraments belong to the foundation
878 Suppl, 29| and signification of the sacraments are in ~their very matter.
879 Suppl, 29| Christ: wherefore ~those sacraments which He Himself used, derived
880 Suppl, 29| ministers who dispense the ~sacraments, and to the lower ministers
881 Suppl, 29| matter. Wherefore, in all the sacraments which ~require a sanctified
882 Suppl, 29| since the ~efficacy of the sacraments is derived from their institution,
883 Suppl, 29| words. Hence in all the ~sacraments of the New Law, since they
884 Suppl, 29| this, like all the other sacraments, ~has a fixed form.~Aquin.:
885 Suppl, 29| the forms of the ~other sacraments are not contained in Holy
886 Suppl, 29| petition. Because all the sacraments ~of the New Law have a sure
887 Suppl, 29| the forms of ~the other sacraments. Therefore it seems that
888 Suppl, 29| indicative mood, as in the ~sacraments just mentioned.~Aquin.:
889 Suppl, 29| in the forms of the other sacraments mention is ~made of the
890 Suppl, 29| the effects of the other sacraments. But ~mention is made in
891 Suppl, 29| in the forms of the other sacraments, not of the Divine ~mercy,
892 Suppl, 29| this rather than in other sacraments.~Aquin.: SMT XP Q[29] A[
893 Suppl, 30| 1/1~OBJ 2: Further, the sacraments always produce their effect
894 Suppl, 30| OTC Para. 2/2~Further, the sacraments produce their effect by
895 Suppl, 30| there is an anointing in the sacraments or order and ~Confirmation,
896 Suppl, 30| character is imprinted ~in those sacraments. Therefore a character is
897 Suppl, 30| imprinted except in those sacraments ~whereby man is deputed
898 Suppl, 31| enlighten. Wherefore those sacraments are reserved to a bishop'
899 Suppl, 34| some should deliver the sacraments to others, being thus made ~
900 Suppl, 34| the participation in the sacraments and the ~communication thereof,
901 Suppl, 34| the power to dispense the sacraments; for which reason ~order
902 Suppl, 34| spiritual power ~to approach the sacraments; and again it is a seal,
903 Suppl, 34| power to ~receive the other sacraments, for which reason it imprints
904 Suppl, 34| 1/1~OBJ 2: Further, the sacraments do not concern the Church
905 Suppl, 34| mentioned by all among the seven sacraments of ~the Church.~Aquin.:
906 Suppl, 34| the dispenser of the other sacraments. ~Therefore Order has more
907 Suppl, 34| such blessings ~are not sacraments, and in like manner neither
908 Suppl, 34| dispensing of ~the divine sacraments, as by the blessing of Order.
909 Suppl, 34| iv, D, 24). Because the sacraments take their ~efficacy from
910 Suppl, 34| Now the efficacy of the sacraments is from the ~divine power,
911 Suppl, 34| Trinity, as in the other sacraments.~Aquin.: SMT XP Q[34] A[
912 Suppl, 34| OBJ 4: Further, all the sacraments direct us to an eternal
913 Suppl, 34| the forms of the other sacraments make no mention of a reward.
914 Suppl, 34| 1~Reply OBJ 1: The other sacraments are not ordained chiefly
915 Suppl, 34| to the power whereby the sacraments are dispensed, as this ~
916 Suppl, 34| Wherefore in the other sacraments something is expressed ~
917 Suppl, 34| between this and the other ~sacraments. Because by this sacrament
918 Suppl, 34| faithfully. But in the other ~sacraments no such office or power
919 Suppl, 34| in relation to the other sacraments, because he receives them
920 Suppl, 34| Wherefore although the ~other sacraments, from the very fact that
921 Suppl, 34| requisite to dispense the sacraments than to receive ~them. Yet
922 Suppl, 34| is given to receive the sacraments, ~needs a matter. Therefore
923 Suppl, 34| employed outwardly in the sacraments signifies ~that the power
924 Suppl, 34| power which works in the sacraments comes entirely from without. ~
925 Suppl, 34| otherwise ~than the other sacraments that have matter; because
926 Suppl, 34| is ~bestowed in the other sacraments comes from God alone, and
927 Suppl, 34| the efficacy of the ~other sacraments resides chiefly in the matter
928 Suppl, 34| consecrated in the ~other sacraments, on account of the power
929 Suppl, 35| 1/2~On the contrary, The sacraments of the New Law cause what
930 Suppl, 35| order that man receive the sacraments worthily, so is it ~that
931 Suppl, 35| adapted to receive the other sacraments, sanctifying grace is ~given,
932 Suppl, 35| dispensation of the other sacraments.~Aquin.: SMT XP Q[35] A[
933 Suppl, 35| to the ~reception of the sacraments by the character of Baptism,
934 Suppl, 35| appointed to dispense the sacraments except in the Order of priesthood. ~
935 Suppl, 35| the dispensation of the sacraments, ~he has a spiritual power
936 Suppl, 35| the ~dispensation of the sacraments. Wherefore since a character
937 Suppl, 35| the dispensation of the sacraments; thus ~doorkeepers exercise
938 Suppl, 35| men to witness the Divine ~sacraments, and so forth; and consequently
939 Suppl, 35| man a dispenser ~of the sacraments; while the character of
940 Suppl, 35| Baptism is the door of the sacraments. Therefore since ~Order
941 Suppl, 35| power to receive the other ~sacraments. Wherefore he that has not
942 Suppl, 35| ultimate effects of the sacraments, the High Priest will supply
943 Suppl, 36| the dispensation of ~the sacraments. But the sacraments can
944 Suppl, 36| the sacraments. But the sacraments can be administered by good
945 Suppl, 36| the service of God in the sacraments is no greater than ~service
946 Suppl, 36| from His service in the ~sacraments.~Aquin.: SMT XP Q[36] A[
947 Suppl, 36| as the sinner dispenses sacraments validly, so does he ~receive
948 Suppl, 36| spiritual things certain sacraments are ordained as remedies
949 Suppl, 36| for the celebration of the sacraments; and ~consequently it is
950 Suppl, 36| give grace, but to give the sacraments of grace, ~the degree of
951 Suppl, 36| he assists others by the sacraments, may be called a ~priest.
952 Suppl, 36| things by dispensing the sacraments.~Aquin.: SMT XP Q[36] A[
953 Suppl, 36| subject must receive the sacraments from ~him, since this is
954 Suppl, 37| persons. Since then the other sacraments are not divided into ~several
955 Suppl, 37| Orders, even ~so are several sacraments, since sacrament is the
956 Suppl, 37| 1~Reply OBJ 1: The other sacraments are given that certain effects
957 Suppl, 37| priesthood, while in the other sacraments there is a participation
958 Suppl, 37| OBJ 2: Further, all the sacraments derive their efficacy and ~
959 Suppl, 37| appointed to dispense ~the other sacraments. But there are only six
960 Suppl, 37| there are only six other sacraments. Therefore ~there should
961 Suppl, 37| which is the sacrament of sacraments, as Dionysius says (Eccl. ~
962 Suppl, 37| whatever is done in Christ's sacraments, wherefore he dispenses ~
963 Suppl, 37| already apt for receiving the sacraments. Now the unclean are ~of
964 Suppl, 37| speaking of the orders not as sacraments, but ~as directed to hierarchical
965 Suppl, 37| relation to the greatest of the sacraments, and consequently the number ~
966 Suppl, 37| chiefly, and to the other sacraments consequently, for even the
967 Suppl, 37| consequently, for even the other ~sacraments flow from that which is
968 Suppl, 37| distinguished according to ~the sacraments.~Aquin.: SMT XP Q[37] A[
969 Suppl, 37| For all the Orders are ~sacraments, and all the sacraments
970 Suppl, 37| sacraments, and all the sacraments are sacred. Therefore all
971 Suppl, 37| the most exalted of the sacraments, it follows not ~unfittingly
972 Suppl, 37| once for receiving the ~sacraments. This latter belongs to
973 Suppl, 37| proper minister of all those sacraments ~which are chiefly instituted
974 Suppl, 37| competent to dispense ~the sacraments, although the latter as
975 Suppl, 38| itself the greatest of the ~sacraments, it does not place a man
976 Suppl, 38| 1/1~OBJ 4: Further, the sacraments derive their efficacy from
977 Suppl, 38| confer Orders and the other sacraments, provided they ~observe
978 Suppl, 38| person communicates in the ~sacraments with a heretic who is cut
979 Suppl, 38| say that they ~confer the sacraments validly, but do not confer
980 Suppl, 38| with them, not ~that the sacraments are lacking in efficacy,
981 Suppl, 38| of those who receive the sacraments from such persons despite
982 Suppl, 38| can he confer grace in the sacraments. ~Moreover in order to give
983 Suppl, 38| the ultimate effect of the sacraments, as ~the third opinion maintains.~
984 Suppl, 39| boys can receive other sacraments in which a character is ~
985 Suppl, 39| unfit to receive ~all those sacraments which require an act on
986 Suppl, 39| reason can receive all the sacraments in which ~an act on the
987 Suppl, 39| because the handling of the sacraments is entrusted to them [*See
988 Suppl, 40| bishops can dispense certain ~sacraments which priests cannot dispense,
989 Suppl, 40| power in respect of certain sacraments, this power ~nevertheless
990 Suppl, 40| bishop can in conferring the sacraments. Wherefore as ~regards matters
991 Suppl, 40| deputed to a ~ministry in the sacraments themselves, and the "dalmatic" (
992 Suppl, 40| appointed to dispense the sacraments: ~for he dispenses the blood,
993 Suppl, 40| full power to dispense the sacraments, and not ~as the minister
994 Suppl, 40| The "ring" signifies the sacraments of that faith whereby the
995 Suppl, 42| 1/1~OBJ 3: Further, the sacraments derive their efficacy from
996 Suppl, 42| 5: Further, in the other sacraments there is something which
997 Suppl, 42| it is reckoned ~among the sacraments.~Aquin.: SMT XP Q[42] A[
998 Suppl, 42| Para. 1/1~OBJ 2: Further, sacraments are medicines against the
999 Suppl, 42| of the New Law. But the ~sacraments of the New Law took their
1000 Suppl, 42| Hugh (De Sacram. i) "the sacraments, by virtue of their ~sanctification,
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