Part, Question

501   3, 36  |           have been given ~Him to no purpose. But this is unreasonable:
502   3, 36  |         nature do ~nothing without a purpose" (De Coelo i).~Aquin.: SMT
503   3, 36  |              could not be devoid of ~purpose."~Aquin.: SMT TP Q[36] A[
504   3, 38  |               which men avowed their purpose of doing penance. The other
505   3, 38  |              not instituted for this purpose, but was ~merely in preparation
506   3, 39  |          teach and preach: for which purpose perfect ~age is required,
507   3, 39  |             existence, to fulfil the purpose of its ~signification, and
508   3, 39  |             was sufficient ~for that purpose. Therefore it was not a
509   3, 40  |             of ~preaching, for which purpose He says that He came (Mk.
510   3, 40  |             there also: for ~to this purpose am I come." Now in order
511   3, 40  |              protestation of a man's purpose of ~keeping the Law, according
512   3, 41  |              to 1 Jn. 3:8: "For this purpose the Son of God appeared, ~
513   3, 41  |             into the desert for ~the purpose of provoking the devil.
514   3, 42  |        doctrine to ~writing. For the purpose of writing is to hand down
515   3, 43  |              of Satan; since Satan's purpose was to ~"scatter" those
516   3, 43  |        achievement of which was ~the purpose of His taking flesh. Consequently
517   3, 44  |             no man should hinder the purpose of his own work. Therefore
518   3, 45  |          voice, yet not for the same purpose, but in order ~to show the
519   3, 46  |              cxl) says: "Not without purpose did He choose this class ~
520   3, 58  |      prepared by ~My Father." But no purpose would be served by saying
521   3, 59  |             came down with ~a Divine purpose should hold Himself aloof
522   3, 59  |            For a ~judgment serves no purpose after the final allotment
523   3, 60  |       required in sacraments for the purpose ~of signification, as stated
524   3, 60  |              to be ~employed for the purpose of signification in this
525   3, 60  |             in various ~ways for the purpose of signifying various mental
526   3, 60  |      sacramental ~words - does so on purpose, he does not seem to intend
527   3, 61  |             also necessary for ~that purpose: because they obtain their
528   3, 62  |              to be employed ~for the purpose of conferring grace. Hence
529   3, 63  |           are ordained for a twofold purpose; ~namely, for a remedy against
530   3, 63  |             deputed to some definite purpose ~he is wont to receive some
531   3, 63  |     enjoyment of glory. And for this purpose they are ~marked with the
532   3, 63  |           properly ~speaking, is the purpose of the sacramental character.
533   3, 63  |             will cease, which is the purpose of marriage. Now the exterior ~
534   3, 63  |           are ordained for a twofold purpose, namely, as a remedy for
535   3, 63  |             is ordained for the same purpose, ~as we shall explain in
536   3, 64  |             Law are ordained for the purpose ~of cleansing from sin and
537   3, 64  |             to be determined to one ~purpose, i.e. the sacramental effect,
538   3, 65  |             instituted for a twofold purpose: namely, ~in order to perfect
539   3, 65  |           God does nothing without a purpose" (De Coelo et ~Mundo i).
540   3, 66  |            for several reasons, ~the purpose for which it is done must
541   3, 66  |              said not merely for the purpose of signification, but also
542   3, 66  |     signification, but also for the ~purpose of efficiency, inasmuch
543   3, 66  |      employed in washing, so for the purpose of designating the three ~
544   3, 66  |        remedy which is the principal purpose of Baptism, is not in only
545   3, 67  |              are consecrated for the purpose of celebrating ~the sacrament
546   3, 67  |               which is the principal purpose of the ~priesthood, so it
547   3, 67  |            man be ~available for the purpose; just as neither should
548   3, 67  |             use all men to ~whatever purpose He wills. Consequently,
549   3, 67  |        sacred font as though for the purpose of ~instructing and guiding
550   3, 68  |        instituted specially for this purpose, that by it the ~uncleanness
551   3, 68  |      cleansed from sin, which is the purpose of ~Baptism; for this would
552   3, 68  |         should be heard; not for the purpose ~of enjoining them to do
553   3, 69  |           Christ's ~Passion, and the purpose of participating in it,
554   3, 69  |            all ~his sins through his purpose of being baptized, but more
555   3, 69  |             justice according to the purpose of the grace of God." But
556   3, 69  |            do this. Nor is this ~the purpose of the sacrament, that an
557   3, 71  |              are they supplied to no purpose after Baptism: because, ~
558   3, 72  |           sacrament ordained for the purpose. But since ~sensible and
559   3, 72  |              this sacrament for the ~purpose of anointing. But any oil
560   3, 72  |        should not be changed for the purpose of avoiding scandal. Therefore
561   3, 74  |         sacrament of Baptism for the purpose of spiritual cleansing,
562   3, 74  |           body of Christ for an evil purpose, for ~instance, to make
563   3, 74  |        Baptism water is used for the purpose of ablution: but ~in this
564   3, 74  |         water to the wine is for the purpose of ~signifying the sharing
565   3, 76  |            yet it is ~so not without purpose. For in the first place
566   3, 76  |              truth, ~namely, for the purpose of showing that Christ's
567   3, 79  |      sacrament; which would serve no purpose were the sacrament not ~
568   3, 80  |   sacramental ~eating would be to no purpose, if the spiritual eating
569   3, 80  |        approach the altar as for the purpose of taking something therefrom. ~
570   3, 80  |            which no one uses to evil purpose," as though they were ~principles
571   3, 81  |          because imbued with such a ~purpose he approached the mysteries,
572   3, 83  |       Further, nothing that is to no purpose ought to be done in the ~
573   3, 83  |             to be used for any other purpose, except it be ~for some
574   3, 83  |                Therefore it is to no purpose that the priest asks for
575   3, 83  |              the ~cross, not for the purpose of blessing and consecrating,
576   3, 83  |            contrition, with the firm purpose of confessing and making
577   3, 84  |           but this was not the chief purpose of its institution. But ~
578   3, 84  |        grieve for his sin, with the ~purpose of submitting himself by
579   3, 85  |               recourse to God with a purpose of amendment, as a servant
580   3, 85  |           and its proper act is ~the purpose of amending what was committed
581   3, 85  |          hope, whereby a man makes a purpose ~of amendment, in the hope
582   3, 86  |              manner, together with a purpose of amendment; all of which
583   3, 87  |             but also that ~he should purpose to avoid them for the future.
584   3, 87  |            forgiven without any such purpose, for it is certain that
585   3, 87  |          mortal sins requires man to purpose abstaining ~from mortal
586   3, 87  |         venial sins requires ~man to purpose abstaining from each, but
587   3, 87  |   Nevertheless he needs to ~have the purpose of taking steps to commit
588   3, 89  |             such as according to His purpose are ~called to be saints,"
589   3, 90  |           inasmuch as it implies the purpose of confessing and making
590   3, 90  |            so far as it is in man's ~purpose, and it increases grace,
591   3, 90  |             and ~satisfaction in the purpose of amendment. Therefore
592   3, 90  |              one's past sins, and to purpose, at ~the same time, to change
593 Suppl, 1 |             sins, together with the ~purpose of confessing them and of
594 Suppl, 1 |             sins, ~together with the purpose of confessing them and of
595 Suppl, 1 |          contrite person to have the purpose of ~confessing and of making
596 Suppl, 1 |             words "together with the purpose of confessing and of ~making
597 Suppl, 3 |            contrition is ~united the purpose of making satisfaction.
598 Suppl, 3 |            at least, it includes the purpose of thinking of ~each sin;
599 Suppl, 5 |        contrition, unless he had the purpose of confessing united thereto: ~
600 Suppl, 5 |    confessing united thereto: ~which purpose must also be carried into
601 Suppl, 6 |              5~I answer that, As the purpose of confessing is united
602 Suppl, 6 |            man is bound to have this purpose when he is bound to have
603 Suppl, 6 |           contrition and to have the purpose ~of confessing.~Aquin.:
604 Suppl, 8 |        contrition, together with the purpose of confessing and the desire
605 Suppl, 8 |             so ~far as he could, the purpose which he conceived in accordance
606 Suppl, 8 |           the like, suffices for the purpose.~Aquin.: SMT XP Q[8] A[3]
607 Suppl, 9 |            it is discordant with the purpose of confession.~Aquin.: SMT
608 Suppl, 9 |            commonly employed for the purpose of manifestation, viz. our
609 Suppl, 9 |             be done for a particular purpose, viz. the due end, and in
610 Suppl, 11|            that confesses, does not ~purpose amendment. Therefore, this
611 Suppl, 12|             of justice. Because ~the purpose of satisfaction is that
612 Suppl, 13|             punishment has a twofold purpose, viz. to ~pay the debt,
613 Suppl, 16|  Nevertheless it ~is not without its purpose, because it is a perfection
614 Suppl, 16|              done, together with the purpose of amendment ~and the intention
615 Suppl, 19|              he be appointed to that purpose by ~receiving orders.~Aquin.:
616 Suppl, 19|          being indispensable for the purpose, but because it is ~unbecoming
617 Suppl, 24|           through hatred nor of set ~purpose; (3) if the striker be a
618 Suppl, 29|              united together for the purpose of ~signifying or causing
619 Suppl, 30|     sacrament was instituted for the purpose of one ~principal effect,
620 Suppl, 30|              way of washing, and the purpose of a medicament is to expel ~
621 Suppl, 30|              be obtained without the purpose of receiving that sacrament. ~
622 Suppl, 30|           sacrament is for no ~other purpose than a remedy, and man is
623 Suppl, 34|              be proportionate to the purpose for which ~it is intended.
624 Suppl, 34|         divine things, which is the ~purpose for which spiritual power
625 Suppl, 36|               him, since this is the purpose for which he is bound to
626 Suppl, 37|            church is directed to the purpose that Mass be said ~there.~
627 Suppl, 37|              are consecrated for the purpose ~of handling the sacrament,
628 Suppl, 40|        definite powers, and for this purpose the spiritual ~power of
629 Suppl, 40|         authorities directed to one ~purpose, there must needs be one
630 Suppl, 40|             their attendance for the purpose of their ministry. ~Wherefore
631 Suppl, 43|             this vision was for ~the purpose of making the father sorrowful,
632 Suppl, 44|              things directed to one ~purpose are said to be united in
633 Suppl, 44|              because "a woman's sole purpose in marrying should be motherhood." ~
634 Suppl, 44|            joining ~together for the purpose of providing the matter
635 Suppl, 44|            man was not made for this purpose. Wherefore the ~mother has
636 Suppl, 44|             given to a thing for the purpose that it may become known.~
637 Suppl, 44|             joining together for the purpose ~of some one thing, this
638 Suppl, 44|         together is specified by the purpose to ~which it is directed,
639 Suppl, 44|        matrimony is a union for the ~purpose of those things required
640 Suppl, 45|              persons directed to one purpose, as stated above (Q[44],
641 Suppl, 45|           but as a daughter, for the purpose of ~education. Hence, in
642 Suppl, 47|            who are qualified for the purpose are ~unwilling to accept
643 Suppl, 48|            is not directed to a base purpose. ~Therefore, if a marriage
644 Suppl, 48|             be contracted for a base purpose, it will not be ~a valid
645 Suppl, 48|              marries a woman for the purpose of gain it is ~a valid marriage.~
646 Suppl, 49|         human weakness ~for the very purpose of avoiding fornication (
647 Suppl, 49|        persons come together for the purpose of begetting children, or ~
648 Suppl, 49|       sacrament instituted for ~that purpose, except by indulgence, which
649 Suppl, 49|          naturally ordained for that purpose; for ~instance if one sought
650 Suppl, 53|       surrendering it to God for the purpose of perpetual continence.
651 Suppl, 54|           father in marriage for the purpose of ~begetting and rearing
652 Suppl, 56|              self-sufficient for the purpose. Hence it does not follow ~
653 Suppl, 58|               because it is for this purpose that ~he gives the other
654 Suppl, 62|              with each other for the purpose of divorce, ~but the husband
655 Suppl, 64|               to avoid which ~is the purpose of the payment of the debt)
656 Suppl, 66|        latter were ordained for that purpose, whereas ~Baptism is not.~
657 Suppl, 67|              of the child, for which purpose it is ~necessary that the
658 Suppl, 67|              in so far as he has the purpose of killing ~his wife unless
659 Suppl, 67|           bill ~was delivered for no purpose.~Aquin.: SMT XP Q[67] A[
660 Suppl, 67|         notaries to refrain from his purpose of ~divorce. ~Aquin.: SMT
661 Suppl, 69|           leave their ~abode for any purpose other than to take part
662 Suppl, 70|             by perfecting it for the purpose of heating. ~Wherefore,
663 Suppl, 71|             works specially for ~the purpose that they may profit such
664 Suppl, 71|     satisfaction or for some similar purpose that does not ~change their
665 Suppl, 71|       prayers are appointed for this purpose. ~Nevertheless, this defect
666 Suppl, 71|             of others avail for this purpose by the virtue of charity. ~
667 Suppl, 72|            as ~are required for this purpose; and so it is manifest that
668 Suppl, 72|               without doing it, ~the purpose for which it is done would
669 Suppl, 72|              bodies not only for the purpose of ~causing generation in
670 Suppl, 72|              1/1~OBJ 3: Further, the purpose of that fire will be to
671 Suppl, 72|            the world will be for the purpose of ~removing from bodies
672 Suppl, 72|           Para. 1/1~Reply OBJ 3: The purpose of this cleansing will be
673 Suppl, 72|             and the renewal for the ~purpose of cleansing will be directed
674 Suppl, 76|            appear to be made without purpose, it is ~necessary for the
675 Suppl, 77|             not added except for the purpose of resisting the ~destruction
676 Suppl, 78|              powers would be void of purpose.~Aquin.: SMT XP Q[81] A[
677 Suppl, 78|        follow that they are ~without purpose, although they lack their
678 Suppl, 81|            use their agility for the purpose of ~movement?~Aquin.: SMT
679 Suppl, 81|           use their agility for ~the purpose of movement. For, according
680 Suppl, 83|              and this will serve the purpose of ~Divine justice, since
681 Suppl, 83| corruptibility of bodies serves the ~purpose of Divine providence, by
682 Suppl, 84|           God sees ~them not for the purpose of punishing them.~Aquin.:
683 Suppl, 88|          thing unless you ~admit the purpose for which it was made: and
684 Suppl, 88|        bodies would remain without a purpose.~Aquin.: SMT XP Q[91] A[
685 Suppl, 88|          they will remain without a ~purpose.~Aquin.: SMT XP Q[91] A[
686 Suppl, 88|              incomplete or without a purpose.~Aquin.: SMT XP Q[91] A[
687 Suppl, 88|             movement ceases when its purpose is attained, provided this
688 Suppl, 88|      accompany the movement. Now the purpose of the heavenly ~movement,
689 Suppl, 93|           virgins alone, who had the purpose of observing perpetual virginity, ~
690 Suppl, 93|             they have confirmed this purpose by vow - and this I say ~
691 Suppl, 93|             to merit - although this purpose may at some time have been
692 Suppl, 93|           although ~they had not the purpose of observing perpetual virginity.
693 Suppl, 93|          account of her most perfect purpose of ~observing virginity.
694 Suppl, 93|           would be ~given for such a purpose unless it came from a Divine
695 Suppl, 93|           she retain unfailingly the purpose of observing perpetual ~
696 Suppl, 93|      material in ~virginity: but the purpose of observing perpetual incorruption,
697 Suppl, 93|             to ~those who retain the purpose of remaining widows, even
698 Suppl, 94|             it does give light for a purpose, for by the ~light of its
699 Suppl, 95|           would remain in them to no purpose.~Aquin.: SMT XP Q[98] A[
700 Suppl, 96|              they ~will burn to some purpose, namely that the just may
701 Appen1, 2|              body. But this is to no purpose, since in that case the ~
702 Appen2, 1|        punishment of hell is for the purpose of affliction, ~wherefore
703 Appen2, 1|              us ~here. But the chief purpose of the punishment of Purgatory