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501 3, 34 | conception Christ should receive merely habitual ~grace without 502 3, 35 | they desire ~especially to receive honor. Christ, on the contrary, 503 3, 36 | however, were accustomed to receive Divine answers through the 504 3, 37 | just as now also children receive their names in ~Baptism. 505 3, 38 | baptism had afterwards to receive ~Christ's baptism? ~(tm) 506 3, 38 | he might prepare men to ~receive worthily the baptism of 507 3, 38 | penance, ~preparing men to receive the effect of Christ's baptism.~ 508 3, 38 | baptized was that Christ might receive baptism," as Augustine says ( 509 3, 38 | baptism. But no one could receive ~anything from the baptism 510 3, 38 | necessary for others to receive this ~baptism, in order 511 3, 38 | baptism: yet neither did they receive ~anything therefrom, save 512 3, 38 | baptized by John need to ~receive the baptism of Christ.~Aquin.: 513 3, 39 | not fitting that He should receive that which was no more than 514 3, 39 | more fitting that He should receive the ~intermediate baptism 515 3, 39 | fitting that He ~should not receive the most perfect baptism: 516 3, 39 | with the ~baptism of Christ receive the Holy Ghost, unless they 517 3, 39 | which those who are baptized receive the ~Holy Ghost in a special 518 3, 39 | baptism which the faithful receive is hallowed by the ~invocation 519 3, 42 | neither able nor worthy to receive the naked ~truth, which 520 3, 43 | Matth.), that "they did ~not receive a sign such as they sought, 521 3, 43 | Lucam) that ~"He did not receive power from another, but, 522 3, 49 | punishment, yet so that we first receive in our ~souls "the spirit 523 3, 49 | subjected to the Passion, should receive ~recompense in glory.~Aquin.: 524 3, 52 | Therefore, they did not receive the fruits of Christ's ~ 525 3, 57 | super ~Joan.): "Ye cannot receive the Spirit, so long as ye 526 3, 59 | time: and therefore it must receive its reward or punishment ~ 527 3, 59 | minister for them, who shall ~receive the inheritance of salvation (?)." 528 3, 61 | its higher part, needs to receive something from corporeal 529 3, 62 | command that this man should receive money. In like manner the ~ 530 3, 62 | agent, so does a sacrament ~receive spiritual power from Christ' 531 3, 63 | definite purpose ~he is wont to receive some outward sign thereof; 532 3, 63 | their means the ~faithful receive a certain spiritual character. 533 3, 63 | necessary; and in order to receive, ~we need a passive power. 534 3, 63 | the faithful is deputed to receive, or to bestow on ~others, 535 3, 63 | which Christ is the author, ~receive a character by which they 536 3, 63 | is marked, so that it may receive, or bestow on others, ~things 537 3, 63 | bestows grace on those who receive the character, so that ~ 538 3, 63 | to the ~fold they do not receive it again; whence we conclude 539 3, 63 | confers on man the power to receive the other ~sacraments of 540 3, 63 | not depute a man to do or receive something ~pertaining to 541 3, 64 | sacramental effect if he receive it from a good ~minister. 542 3, 64 | approach the ~sacraments receive an effect whereby they are 543 3, 64 | charity, so ~that they may receive life from Him; for as it 544 3, 64 | administering ~sacraments, those who receive sacraments from them, co-operate 545 3, 64 | nothing that they do should receive our approval." And Pope 546 3, 64 | bring not ~this doctrine, receive him not into the house, 547 3, 64 | man: so that he does not receive the reality of the ~sacrament, 548 3, 65 | sacrament of Confirmation we receive the fulness of ~the Holy 549 3, 65 | need Penance in order to ~receive the Eucharist. Thus it is 550 3, 65 | Baptism: since no one ~can receive the Eucharist except he 551 3, 65 | Unction man is prepared to receive the ~Body of Christ worthily. 552 3, 65 | those who have been ordained receive Holy ~Communion, as also 553 3, 65 | anyone does not trouble to receive a sacrament that is not 554 3, 65 | salvation. Else those who do not receive orders, and those who do 555 3, 66 | when we are commanded ~to receive them. And this was not before 556 3, 66 | single one of them would receive more than one ~baptism. 557 3, 66 | the breast, in order to receive ~the gift of the Holy Ghost, 558 3, 66 | without Baptism of Water, ~receive the sacramental effect from 559 3, 67 | otherwise than by Baptism receive a full remission both of 560 3, 67 | confer a sacrament than to receive it. But ~one that is not 561 3, 67 | is not baptized, cannot receive the other sacraments. Much 562 3, 67 | by ~him: and each would receive not only the sacrament but 563 3, 67 | rather ~than that he should receive other sacraments.~Aquin.: 564 3, 67 | under which form the Greeks ~receive the sacrament of Baptism: 565 3, 67 | Consequently someone is needed to receive ~the baptized from the sacred 566 3, 68 | Para. 1/1 - OF THOSE WHO RECEIVE BAPTISM (TWELVE ARTICLES)~ 567 3, 68 | now to consider those who receive Baptism; concerning which ~ 568 3, 68 | Whether all are bound to receive Baptism?~(2) Whether a man 569 3, 68 | Whether all are bound to receive Baptism?~Aquin.: SMT TP 570 3, 68 | that not all are bound to receive Baptism. For Christ ~did 571 3, 68 | Therefore they are not bound to receive Baptism.~Aquin.: SMT TP 572 3, 68 | sanctified in the womb, receive indeed grace ~which cleanses 573 3, 68 | but they do not therefore receive ~the character, by which 574 3, 68 | result being that they ~receive the sacrament with greater 575 3, 68 | so as to have no time to ~receive the sacrament, while he 576 3, 68 | why they who are about to receive Christ's Baptism should 577 3, 68 | that those who ~went to receive that Baptism, should confess 578 3, 68 | sins, so that they ~should receive a penance in proportion 579 3, 68 | baptized, in order that he receive the sacrament.~Aquin.: SMT 580 3, 68 | the Church that they may receive Baptism: and thus they ~ 581 3, 68 | necessary for him to intend to ~receive that which is given him.~ 582 3, 68 | has not right faith cannot receive the sacrament of ~Baptism.~ 583 3, 68 | were necessary for a man to receive Baptism.~Aquin.: SMT TP 584 3, 68 | anyone, without right faith, receive Baptism outside the ~Church, 585 3, 68 | the ~Church, he does not receive it unto salvation. Hence 586 3, 68 | Paradise ~we learn that men can receive her Baptism even outside 587 3, 68 | that ~elsewhere none can receive or keep the salvation of 588 3, 68 | baptized. For the intention ~to receive the sacrament is required 589 3, 68 | seems that they cannot ~receive the sacrament of Baptism.~ 590 3, 68 | Adam, "much more they who receive ~abundance of grace, and 591 3, 68 | therefore, ~can children receive grace through Christ, so 592 3, 68 | fitting that children ~should receive Baptism, in order that being 593 3, 68 | their mother the Church, receive ~salvation not by their 594 3, 68 | are offered that they may receive grace in ~their souls, not 595 3, 68 | their parents, they can ~receive Baptism, just as they can 596 3, 68 | action of man, so as to receive the sacrament, at the ~hands 597 3, 68 | a kind of privilege, to ~receive the grace of sanctification; 598 3, 68 | baptized. For in ~order to receive Baptism, the person baptized 599 3, 68 | manifested a desire ~to receive Baptism, it should be given 600 3, 68 | they showed no desire to receive Baptism, they must not be 601 3, 68 | sane, so that ~they may receive the sacrament more devoutly. 602 3, 68 | they manifest no desire to receive Baptism, they should not ~ 603 3, 68 | has manifested a desire to receive Baptism, as we have ~stated 604 3, 69 | 6) Whether even children receive grace and virtues in Baptism?~( 605 3, 69 | Baptism, he does indeed receive the forgiveness of all ~ 606 3, 69 | he is ~subject, man may receive the crown of victory. Wherefore 607 3, 69 | Further, one does not need to receive what one has already ~acquired. 608 3, 69 | Cornelius and others like him receive ~grace and virtues through 609 3, 69 | afterwards when baptized, they receive ~a yet greater fulness of 610 3, 69 | Para. 1/1~Whether children receive grace and virtue in Baptism?~ 611 3, 69 | seems that children do not receive grace and virtues in ~Baptism. 612 3, 69 | Therefore children do not receive grace ~and virtues in Baptism.~ 613 3, 69 | Therefore they do not receive the spiritual effect consisting 614 3, 69 | virtues. ~Therefore children receive grace and virtues in Baptism.~ 615 3, 69 | held that children do not ~receive grace and virtues in Baptism, 616 3, 69 | in Baptism, but that they receive the imprint ~of the character 617 3, 69 | the power of which they receive grace and ~virtue when they 618 3, 69 | they must, of necessity, receive an influx of ~grace and 619 3, 69 | have, it seems that some receive greater grace than ~others.~ 620 3, 69 | Further, in Baptism some receive not only spiritual, but 621 3, 69 | But ~all the infirm do not receive bodily health in Baptism. 622 3, 69 | of the Church, they ~all receive an equal effect in Baptism. 623 3, 69 | devotion. And therefore ~some receive a greater, some a smaller 624 3, 69 | Secondly, because, though they receive equal grace, they do not 625 3, 69 | on Christ." But all that receive the Baptism of ~Christ, 626 3, 69 | Christ: and ~this is to receive the effect of Baptism. Consequently 627 3, 69 | And thus Baptism will not receive its ~full effect, which 628 3, 70 | Abraham was the ~first to receive the promise of the future 629 3, 71 | that the catechumen may ~receive the rudiments of faith."~ 630 3, 71 | Now in order ~that a man receive the faith, he must be instructed 631 3, 71 | And ~therefore one may receive the effect of Baptism without 632 3, 72 | 8) Who is competent to receive this sacrament?~(9) In what 633 3, 72 | So ~therefore does man receive spiritual life in Baptism, 634 3, 72 | 1~Reply OBJ 4: Those who receive Confirmation, which is the 635 3, 72 | of the sacraments, should receive the fulness of grace from 636 3, 72 | sacrament is ~given that we may receive the fulness of the Holy 637 3, 72 | to be confirmed, he would receive nothing, but would have 638 3, 72 | first baptized, he cannot receive the sacrament of Confirmation.~ 639 3, 72 | sacraments. Hence ~man can receive spiritual strength to confess 640 3, 72 | Confirmation: just as he can ~also receive remission of sins without 641 3, 72 | Baptism. Yet, just as none receive ~the effect of Baptism without 642 3, 72 | desire of Baptism; so none receive the ~effect of Confirmation, 643 3, 72 | cleansed they may be able to receive the ~gift of the Holy Ghost." 644 3, 72 | perfectly contrite, he will receive the ~remission of his sins 645 3, 72 | Therefore neither should ~women receive this sacrament.~Aquin.: 646 3, 72 | sacrament is given that we may receive that fulness. Therefore 647 3, 72 | just as here below they receive more grace. The passage 648 3, 72 | to the bishop in order to receive this sacrament.~Aquin.: 649 3, 72 | should. after Baptism, ~receive the Holy Ghost by the imposition 650 3, 73 | intention, and, as a result, receive its reality. ~But they are 651 3, 73 | spiritual regeneration, we receive our spiritual being, as 652 3, 75 | Thirdly, ~that while we receive our Lord's body and blood 653 3, 75 | substantial ~form does not receive more and less, it follows 654 3, 75 | this conversion, does ~not receive more or less. Secondly, 655 3, 77 | body to be altered so as to receive these ~qualities.~Aquin.: 656 3, 77 | quantity which remains can receive division and ~addition; 657 3, 77 | so that they can do or receive ~whatever their substance 658 3, 77 | their substance could do or receive, were it there present. 659 3, 78 | they that are called may receive the promise of eternal ~ 660 3, 78 | from His ~command that they receive their instrumental power 661 3, 79 | precious blood, which we receive ~in a life-giving blessing 662 3, 79 | it is the lesser thing to receive ~Christ under a strange 663 3, 79 | they ~that are called may receive the promise of eternal inheritance." ~ 664 3, 79 | through this sacrament who receive it unworthily. Hence Augustine ~( 665 3, 79 | sacrament another. Many receive ~it from the altar . . . 666 3, 79 | For there are many that receive this sacrament worthily, 667 3, 79 | benefits a man more if he receive ~this sacrament through 668 3, 79 | for instance, that many receive ~communion for the salvation 669 3, 79 | not merely ~to them who receive it.~Aquin.: SMT TP Q[79] 670 3, 79 | participation at this Altar, shall ~receive the most sacred body and 671 3, 79 | But to others who do not receive it, it is beneficial by 672 3, 79 | Which for you," i.e. who receive it, "and for many," i.e. 673 3, 79 | when one or ~even several receive the body of Christ, no help 674 3, 79 | Hence, neither will any one receive greater effect from the 675 3, 79 | they ~who eat spiritually, receive the effect of this sacrament. 676 3, 80 | Whether it is lawful to receive the body without the blood?~ 677 3, 80 | other sacraments: for, some receive the sacrament only, while 678 3, 80 | sacrament only, while others ~receive the sacrament and the reality 679 3, 80 | imprint a character, they who receive the sacrament receive some ~ 680 3, 80 | who receive the sacrament receive some ~spiritual effect, 681 3, 80 | secured by every man if he receive it in desire, though not 682 3, 80 | sacrament spiritually ere ~they receive it sacramentally. Now this 683 3, 80 | sacramentally, they who ~desire to receive these sacraments since they 684 3, 80 | Christ, while desiring ~to receive this sacrament; and this 685 3, 80 | eating of Christ whereby we receive Him under this sacrament, 686 3, 80 | it belongs to men, who ~receive Christ under this sacrament.~ 687 3, 80 | mouse ~or a dog, cannot receive this sacrament, just as 688 3, 80 | sacrament, just as it cannot receive the ~sacrament of Baptism. 689 3, 80 | may not die," says: "Many receive ~from the altar, and by 690 3, 80 | Should even an unbeliever receive the sacramental species, ~ 691 3, 80 | sacramental species, ~he would receive Christ's body under the 692 3, 80 | unbeliever were to intend to receive what the Church ~bestows; 693 3, 80 | according to this all who receive it would sin, as exposing ~ 694 3, 80 | Therefore, the sinner, if he receive this sacrament, does not 695 3, 80 | Tract. lxii in Joan.): "Many receive Christ's body ~unworthily; 696 3, 80 | sin, sins gravely, if he receive; ~still he seems to offend 697 3, 80 | should enter the church and receive the mystery of our ~Lord' 698 3, 80 | from one's not ~striving to receive fervently; and this can 699 3, 80 | feast-days on which he had to ~receive Communion, his superiors, 700 3, 80 | least on that day, one may receive ~the body of Christ after 701 3, 80 | passing a sleepless night receive the sacred mysteries in 702 3, 80 | the morning and afterwards receive this ~sacrament about the 703 3, 80 | order to partake of it, or ~receive it at meal-time, as did 704 3, 80 | after ~midnight, he may not receive this sacrament on that day; 705 3, 80 | the use of reason ought to receive this ~sacrament?~Aquin.: 706 3, 80 | of reason ought not to ~receive this sacrament. For it is 707 3, 80 | If a sick man ask to receive the ~sacrament of Penance; 708 3, 80 | bear witness, and let him receive the sacrament ~of Penance. 709 3, 80 | Whether it is lawful to receive this sacrament daily?~Aquin.: 710 3, 80 | not appear to be lawful to receive this sacrament daily, ~because, 711 3, 80 | Therefore, it seems unlawful to receive this sacrament daily.~Aquin.: 712 3, 80 | then, that it is lawful to receive this sacrament not ~daily, 713 3, 80 | praiseworthy for a man to receive this ~sacrament daily.~Aquin.: 714 3, 80 | a praiseworthy custom to receive this ~sacrament frequently, 715 3, 80 | frequency if one ~were to receive it several. times daily; 716 3, 80 | not seem praiseworthy to receive it ~daily.~Aquin.: SMT TP 717 3, 80 | person of either sex devoutly receive the sacrament of the ~Eucharist 718 3, 80 | it is not praiseworthy to receive ~this sacrament daily.~Aquin.: 719 3, 80 | consequently it is profitable to ~receive it daily so as to receive 720 3, 80 | receive it daily so as to receive its fruits daily. Hence 721 3, 80 | I who sin often, should receive it often: I need a ~frequent 722 3, 80 | day, he will do well to receive it daily. Hence, ~Augustine 723 3, 80 | Augustine after saying, "Receive daily, that it may profit 724 3, 80 | So live, as to deserve to receive it daily." But because many ~ 725 3, 80 | once. But a man does not ~receive Christ's character in this 726 3, 80 | virtue, ~he may commendably receive this sacrament every day.~ 727 3, 80 | so is it a good thing to receive this sacrament every day. 728 3, 80 | Serm. xxviii): "If you receive it," i.e. this sacrament, 729 3, 80 | saved without desiring to receive this sacrament.~Aquin.: 730 3, 80 | that a man is bound to ~receive this sacrament, not only 731 3, 80 | Centurion was not commanded ~to receive Christ into his house.~Aquin.: 732 3, 80 | Whether it is lawful to receive the body of Christ without 733 3, 80 | 1: It seems unlawful to receive the body of Christ without 734 3, 80 | therefore let them either receive the entire sacrament, or ~ 735 3, 80 | Therefore it is not ~lawful to receive the body of Christ without 736 3, 80 | he ought on no account to receive ~Christ's body without the 737 3, 80 | sacrament; if the people ~receive the body without the blood, 738 3, 80 | priest who ~consecrates receive both.~Aquin.: SMT TP Q[80] 739 3, 81 | What kind of body did He receive or give, namely, was it 740 3, 81 | seems that Christ did not receive His own body and blood, ~ 741 3, 81 | and spiritually, for these receive an increase ~of grace, and 742 3, 81 | Him. Therefore he did not receive ~Christ's body and blood 743 3, 81 | foe?" But (Judas) did not receive our Lord's ~body with the 744 3, 81 | in Joan.): "Judas did not receive Christ's body then, as some 745 3, 81 | seems that Judas did not receive the ~body of Christ.~Aquin.: 746 3, 81 | show that Judas did not ~receive Christ's body. But it is 747 3, 81 | any doubt Judas did not receive Christ's body in ~the dipped 748 3, 81 | as happens to them who receive Christ's body ~unworthily."~ 749 3, 82 | the bishop says to him: "Receive the power of offering ~up 750 3, 82 | consecrates is bound to receive this sacrament?~Aquin.: 751 3, 82 | consecrates is not bound to receive ~this sacrament. Because, 752 3, 82 | sacrament ought ~not to receive it at his own hands.~Aquin.: 753 3, 82 | consecrates is not always bound to receive this sacrament.~Aquin.: 754 3, 82 | Consequently, he ought to receive ~before dispensing it to 755 3, 82 | often as he consecrates, to receive this sacrament in its ~integrity.~ 756 3, 82 | to consecrate ~again and receive the Lord's body and blood.~ 757 3, 82 | as ~saying: "Because we receive the laity of the Arians 758 3, 82 | consequence they do not receive the fruit of the sacrifice, 759 3, 82 | Whether it is permissible to receive communion from heretical, ~ 760 3, 82 | seems that one may lawfully receive Communion from heretical, ~ 761 3, 82 | to his son, for him to receive sacrilegiously the consecrated 762 3, 82 | Consequently, it is not lawful to ~receive Communion from them, or 763 3, 82 | pronounced, it is lawful to ~receive Communion at their hands, 764 3, 82 | of such priests, or to ~receive Communion from them, we 765 3, 82 | received. But those who receive or minister unworthily, 766 3, 82 | of the Faith are not to receive the sacrament ~from their 767 3, 82 | We exhort you that you receive not the grace of God in 768 3, 83 | the custom in the east? ~Receive it daily that it may benefit 769 3, 83 | once; whereas the faithful receive daily the fruits ~of His 770 3, 83 | required of them who have to receive this ~sacrament. By the 771 3, 83 | dead, who can no longer receive it, saying: "Be mindful ~ 772 3, 83 | Dom. xii), "that we may receive a blessing," namely, ~through 773 3, 83 | taking Christ's blood, to receive ~other wine which is not 774 3, 83 | words, "as many as shall receive the body and blood, ~may 775 3, 83 | complete the sacrifice and receive the sacrament. ~Likewise, 776 3, 83 | it: and thus he will not receive the sacrament unworthily, 777 3, 83 | absolution; and so he will receive absolution from the invisible 778 3, 83 | the priest should neither receive it nor administer it to ~ 779 3, 83 | close he ought once more to receive the ~consecrated host and 780 3, 84 | ordained, not that man may receive some ~abundance of grace, 781 3, 84 | the hope that they would receive pardon from God, according 782 3, 89 | just as in Baptism adults ~receive a greater or a lesser grace, 783 3, 89 | more abundant grace ~they receive, if we measure habitual 784 3, 89 | in sorrow, so ~that they receive a more abundant habit of 785 3, 89 | duties, yet so as not to ~receive further promotion." Therefore 786 3, 89 | charity. Therefore he does not receive glory ~according to the 787 3, 89 | to lesser charity, will ~receive the essential reward according 788 3, 89 | said to him: 'Thou didst ~receive good things in thy lifetime.'" 789 Suppl, 5 | which disposes matter to receive something. It is otherwise 790 Suppl, 6 | contracted from another, should receive ~its remedy from another. 791 Suppl, 6 | desire, when a man fails to receive the sacrament actually, 792 Suppl, 6 | dispensed by him, he may receive the pardon of his sins: 793 Suppl, 6 | ordained in ~order that man may receive the infusion of grace, and 794 Suppl, 6 | his intention, he does not receive grace. ~This is evident 795 Suppl, 6 | voluntarily to a man in order ~to receive from God the forgiveness 796 Suppl, 6 | does not sin by failing to receive the ~Eucharist before the 797 Suppl, 6 | for instance, if he has to receive the ~Eucharist, to which 798 Suppl, 6 | because she commands all to receive Holy Communion once a year, ~ 799 Suppl, 6 | Now a man is not bound to receive ~Baptism as soon as he makes 800 Suppl, 6 | make his confession or to ~receive Baptism. For this reason 801 Suppl, 7 | confession of sins, in order to receive pardon for them, is not 802 Suppl, 8 | sacrament, the penitent may receive a more ~plentiful effect, 803 Suppl, 8 | wherefore he does not need to receive any ~further grace for the 804 Suppl, 8 | because there is no ~need to receive a sacrament for the forgiveness 805 Suppl, 8 | insincerity, in order that he may receive ~the benefit of the sacrament, 806 Suppl, 8 | Nevertheless it is not lawful to receive ~the Eucharist from another 807 Suppl, 8 | sacramentally: and the penitent will receive as much benefit from the ~ 808 Suppl, 8 | confession, ~he does not receive sacramental absolution. 809 Suppl, 8 | repentance. but he does not ~receive that diminution of his punishment 810 Suppl, 9 | and though he does not receive the ~fruit of absolution 811 Suppl, 9 | then, yet he will begin to receive it, when he is ~sincerely 812 Suppl, 9 | confession, which none can receive who is not ~in the state 813 Suppl, 9 | a priest is ~in order to receive absolution. Now sometimes, 814 Suppl, 9 | not able or obliged ~to receive Baptism, except with water, 815 Suppl, 10| Baptism: for the will to receive Baptism is ~not worth as 816 Suppl, 10| neglect, since he does not ~receive such full pardon, as he 817 Suppl, 13| Church: nor can one man receive a ~sacrament instead of 818 Suppl, 14| himself has a claim to receive something, and this is called 819 Suppl, 14| not give man a ~claim to receive anything from God. On the 820 Suppl, 14| Whomsoever they ~profit, either receive a full pardon, or at least 821 Suppl, 16| Para. 1/1 - OF THOSE WHO RECEIVE THE SACRAMENT OF PENANCE ( 822 Suppl, 17| is meet that he should ~receive it, and thus the power of 823 Suppl, 17| whether he ~deserves to receive. Again, an authority or 824 Suppl, 18| priest, in his consecration, receive the power to cleanse the 825 Suppl, 18| that by Baptism ~children receive grace and remission of sin 826 Suppl, 18| reception of grace, he would receive grace at the very time of ~ 827 Suppl, 18| himself ~more or less to receive grace; and this disposition 828 Suppl, 19| power of the keys which we receive from Christ results ~from 829 Suppl, 19| by being anointed ~they receive power from God. But kings 830 Suppl, 19| of Christian peoples also receive ~power from God and are 831 Suppl, 19| matters, so that they do ~not receive the key of the heavenly 832 Suppl, 19| the Church, for those who receive the sacraments from ~them, 833 Suppl, 19| the sacraments from ~them, receive grace, whereas those who 834 Suppl, 19| grace, whereas those who receive the sacraments from those ~ 835 Suppl, 19| from the Church, do not receive grace, because they sin ~ 836 Suppl, 20| authority in the words: "Receive ye the Holy Ghost; whose 837 Suppl, 20| excommunicated, he cannot receive any sacrament of the Church.~ 838 Suppl, 21| unbelievers, but they do not receive ~the fruit of those prayers 839 Suppl, 21| Church. Yet ~they do not receive the fruit so long as they 840 Suppl, 21| said for them that they may receive the ~spirit of repentance, 841 Suppl, 21| on our part dispose us to receive grace. ~for instance, a 842 Suppl, 22| Although privation does not receive more or less in itself, ~ 843 Suppl, 23| to ~buy from them, or to receive alms from them. Likewise 844 Suppl, 25| indulgence; (3) those who receive it.~Aquin.: SMT XP Q[25] 845 Suppl, 26| grant an indulgence than to ~receive one. But one who is in mortal 846 Suppl, 26| is in mortal sin cannot receive an indulgence, ~as we shall 847 Suppl, 26| necessary that he should receive an inflow from the source, 848 Suppl, 26| indulgence is more than to receive ~one, if we consider the 849 Suppl, 27| remission of guilt, cannot receive the remission of his ~punishment 850 Suppl, 29| however, dispose them to receive Baptism, as stated ~above ( 851 Suppl, 29| because instruments ~also receive their efficacy from the 852 Suppl, 30| this sacrament does not receive bodily health, no matter 853 Suppl, 30| deputed thereby to do or ~receive anything holy. Therefore 854 Suppl, 30| distinction which a ~man does not receive by being anointed.~Aquin.: 855 Suppl, 32| the sick are competent to receive this ~sacrament.~Aquin.: 856 Suppl, 32| alone who are competent to receive bodily healing, viz. the 857 Suppl, 32| sick; even as ~he alone can receive Baptism who is capable of 858 Suppl, 32| entering into life cannot receive ~Baptism unless they are 859 Suppl, 32| departing this life cannot receive this sacrament, unless they 860 Suppl, 32| Those who enter have to receive purity of the mind, whereas ~ 861 Suppl, 34| conferred a spiritual power to ~receive the other sacraments, for 862 Suppl, 34| spiritual potentiality ~to receive, and consequently a somewhat 863 Suppl, 34| mood by saying: "Do" or ~"Receive" this or that, or some similar 864 Suppl, 34| dispense the sacraments than to receive ~them. Yet Baptism, wherein 865 Suppl, 34| wherein the power is given to receive the sacraments, ~needs a 866 Suppl, 34| sacrament, for it is said: "Receive" this or ~that.~ 867 Suppl, 35| that he may be worthy to ~receive them. Therefore this same 868 Suppl, 35| necessary in order that man receive the sacraments worthily, 869 Suppl, 35| whereby a ~man is adapted to receive the other sacraments, sanctifying 870 Suppl, 35| in order that as they who receive orders ~are set above the 871 Suppl, 35| s people, but when ~they receive Orders they are given a 872 Suppl, 35| appointed to give or to ~receive some sacred thing. Now a 873 Suppl, 35| clerical state, he does not receive again the order which he 874 Suppl, 35| for Orders, he will not receive the character of Order, ~ 875 Suppl, 35| answer that, No one can receive what he has not the power 876 Suppl, 35| he has not the power to receive. ~Now the character of Baptism 877 Suppl, 35| gives a man the power to receive the other ~sacraments. Wherefore 878 Suppl, 35| baptismal character, can ~receive no other sacrament; and 879 Suppl, 35| whereby he is enabled to receive the active ~power, is prerequisite 880 Suppl, 35| episcopate, those whom he ordains receive ~not the Order. Yet it may 881 Suppl, 35| most firm. Now those who receive the sacrament of Order are 882 Suppl, 35| 22), where it is said: "Receive the Holy Ghost." But ~they 883 Suppl, 35| Baptism ~enables a man to receive the sacrament of Confirmation, 884 Suppl, 35| does not enable a man to receive the sacrament ~of Order. 885 Suppl, 35| degree. Therefore no ~one can receive the character of a subsequent 886 Suppl, 35| be repeated. But if one receive a ~subsequent Order, without 887 Suppl, 35| are not ~reordained, but receive what was lacking to them 888 Suppl, 35| man the passive power to receive ~Orders, whereas a lower 889 Suppl, 35| him the passive power to ~receive higher Orders.~Aquin.: SMT 890 Suppl, 36| QUALITIES REQUIRED OF THOSE WHO RECEIVE THIS SACRAMENT (FIVE ARTICLES)~ 891 Suppl, 36| qualities required of those who receive the ~sacrament of Order. 892 Suppl, 36| is required of those who receive this ~sacrament?~(2) Whether 893 Suppl, 36| is required of those who receive Orders?~Aquin.: SMT XP Q[ 894 Suppl, 36| not required of those who ~receive Orders. For by Orders a 895 Suppl, 36| sacraments validly, so does he ~receive validly the sacrament of 896 Suppl, 36| placed over others, and receive the care of souls, know ~ 897 Suppl, 36| Church, his subject must receive the sacraments from ~him, 898 Suppl, 37| they are ~ordained, they receive the chalice with wine, and 899 Suppl, 37| they are ordained, they ~receive the chalice, empty however, 900 Suppl, 37| prepared by ~absolution to receive Christ's body. Now the preparation 901 Suppl, 37| He ~said (Jn. 20:22,23): "Receive ye the Holy Ghost: whose 902 Suppl, 37| the acolytes when they ~receive the torch rather than when 903 Suppl, 37| torch rather than when they receive the cruet, because the ~ 904 Suppl, 37| they may be ~adapted to receive the power. This preparation 905 Suppl, 37| only deacons and priests ~receive the imposition of hands, 906 Suppl, 38| those who ~are confirmed receive the office, as it were, 907 Suppl, 38| consecration, and ~thus those who receive ordination or promotion 908 Suppl, 38| of the sins ~of those who receive the sacraments from such 909 Suppl, 38| heretics, although they receive ~an Order, do not receive 910 Suppl, 38| receive ~an Order, do not receive the exercise thereof, so 911 Suppl, 39| things be lacking, one can receive neither the sacrament nor 912 Suppl, 39| conferring Orders, she would not receive Orders, for since a ~sacrament 913 Suppl, 39| follows that she cannot receive the ~sacrament of Order. 914 Suppl, 39| it follows that she can receive the gift ~of prophecy and 915 Suppl, 39| lack the use of reason can receive Orders?~Aquin.: SMT XP Q[ 916 Suppl, 39| the use of reason ~cannot receive Orders. For, as stated in 917 Suppl, 39| certain fixed age in those who receive ~Orders. But this would 918 Suppl, 39| would not be if boys could receive the sacrament of ~Orders. 919 Suppl, 39| Neither therefore can they receive Orders.~Aquin.: SMT XP Q[ 920 Suppl, 39| Orders. Therefore a boy can ~receive Orders. ~Aquin.: SMT XP 921 Suppl, 39| Para. 2/2~Further, boys can receive other sacraments in which 922 Suppl, 39| in like manner they ~can receive Orders.~Aquin.: SMT XP Q[ 923 Suppl, 39| Wherefore the like are unfit to receive ~all those sacraments which 924 Suppl, 39| lack the use of reason can receive all the sacraments in which ~ 925 Suppl, 39| her subjection, ~cannot receive the sacrament of Orders. 926 Suppl, 39| Therefore neither can ~a slave receive this sacrament.~Aquin.: 927 Suppl, 39| would ~seem that he cannot receive Orders, since the master 928 Suppl, 39| receiving orders, unless ~they receive a dispensation; and this 929 Suppl, 39| is afflicted should ~not receive additional affliction. Therefore 930 Suppl, 40| of the ~Church should not receive the tonsure or shave the 931 Suppl, 40| ministers of the Church, receive a tonsure in the religious ~ 932 Suppl, 40| Although a man does not receive a character in the tonsure, ~ 933 Suppl, 40| namely the Levites, did ~not receive a portion of inheritance 934 Suppl, 40| reason why they did not receive a portion ~with the other 935 Suppl, 40| power, since no one can receive the episcopal power unless ~ 936 Suppl, 40| rightfully were wont to receive.~Aquin.: SMT XP Q[40] A[ 937 Suppl, 45| Further, one person does not receive power over that which is 938 Suppl, 45| just as were a person to receive the outward cleansing, ~ 939 Suppl, 45| It is also forbidden to receive baptism otherwise than from ~ 940 Suppl, 47| is compelled by fear to receive ~Baptism, receives the sacrament. 941 Suppl, 48| in so far as they each ~receive power over the other in 942 Suppl, 48| another man the power to ~receive that which he has in deposit, 943 Suppl, 49| power which man and ~wife receive over one another agrees 944 Suppl, 51| character, provided he intend to receive what the ~Church gives, 945 Suppl, 52| cannot enter religion or receive orders without his ~master' 946 Suppl, 53| matrimony?~(4) Whether a man can receive a sacred order after being 947 Suppl, 53| perhaps ~the husband should receive a sacred order without the 948 Suppl, 53| seem that a man cannot receive a sacred order after consummating 949 Suppl, 53| Therefore her ~husband cannot receive orders after marriage.~Aquin.: 950 Suppl, 53| consent. Therefore he can also receive orders.~Aquin.: SMT XP Q[ 951 Suppl, 53| since if a married man receive sacred orders, even though 952 Suppl, 53| Reply OBJ 2: If the husband receive sacred orders with the knowledge 953 Suppl, 53| even a Greek ought not to receive sacred orders without ~his 954 Suppl, 58| hope of marriage, unless he receive a ~dispensation on account 955 Suppl, 59| marry any more than they can receive other sacraments.~Aquin.: 956 Suppl, 59| consent, even as he cannot receive orders or vow continence 957 Suppl, 60| court, and demand that she receive capital punishment as ~appointed 958 Suppl, 61| profession, she is bound to receive him. Therefore neither by 959 Suppl, 61| taking a vow, does the wife ~receive the power to marry again.~ 960 Suppl, 62| the husband is bound to receive her back again.~Aquin.: 961 Suppl, 62| summoned by accusation to receive the judgment of the ~Church.~ 962 Suppl, 62| husband would seem bound to receive his wife, especially after 963 Suppl, 62| should not be compelled to receive an adulterous wife on account ~ 964 Suppl, 64| no ~one is forbidden to receive the Eucharist on account 965 Suppl, 64| abstain out of reverence or receive ~Christ's body out of devotion.~ 966 Suppl, 64| namely they were about to receive the Law. Much more therefore 967 Suppl, 65| in speculative ~matters receive our assent by virtue of 968 Suppl, 65| only lawful ~for those who receive the dispensation. Now we 969 Suppl, 65| instruction, by which means they receive nourishment ~and learning 970 Suppl, 66| assigned, since those who receive the ~sacrament of order 971 Suppl, 66| if a woman were able to receive orders, just as her husband ~ 972 Suppl, 66| lawful for a bigamist to receive a dispensation?~Aquin.: 973 Suppl, 66| OBJ 3: Further, no one can receive a dispensation in what is 974 Suppl, 66| a bigamist can lawfully receive a dispensation, it was ~ 975 Suppl, 66| be need for ~it, he may receive the Subdiaconate, but no 976 Suppl, 66| Therefore he may at least receive a ~dispensation as far as 977 Suppl, 67| Further, men are as fit to receive a dispensation now as of 978 Suppl, 67| old. ~But now a man cannot receive a dispensation to divorce 979 Suppl, 69| places are appointed to receive souls after death?~(2) Whether 980 Suppl, 69| places are appointed to receive souls after death?~Aquin.: 981 Suppl, 69| places are not appointed to receive souls ~after death. For 982 Suppl, 69| punishment or reward, since they ~receive nothing from bodies. Therefore 983 Suppl, 69| should not be ~assigned to receive them.~Aquin.: SMT XP Q[69] 984 Suppl, 69| should also be assigned to ~receive separated souls.~Aquin.: 985 Suppl, 69| heaven now, what ~will they receive in reward for their justice 986 Suppl, 69| drinketh as much as he can receive wisdom in proportion ~to 987 Suppl, 69| of unbelievers, and to ~receive a special sign of faith: 988 Suppl, 69| For those who are in ~hell receive diverse punishments according 989 Suppl, 69| they are ~punished ere they receive their reward, which abode 990 Suppl, 69| all: whereas of those who receive ~according to their merits 991 Suppl, 69| as the ~place where they receive retribution for their merits, 992 Suppl, 69| to the state of those who receive for their merits; and ~consequently 993 Suppl, 69| those who are ~in hell can receive the reward of their goods, 994 Suppl, 70| Remember that thou didst receive good things in thy ~lifetime." 995 Suppl, 70| the bodily fire, it will receive ~something therefrom. Now 996 Suppl, 71| justice, that each one should ~receive according to his merits, 997 Suppl, 71| Christ, that every one may ~receive the proper things of the 998 Suppl, 71| for then ~each one will receive only according as he himself 999 Suppl, 71| the executor, he does not receive the fruit before the ~suffrages 1000 Suppl, 71| not mean that the saints receive ~an increase of glory in


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