Part, Question

501   3, 65  |            that Extreme Unction is ~ordained against venial sin. But
502   3, 65  |           which the ~sacraments are ordained. Moreover, among things
503   3, 65  |              Moreover, among things ordained to the ~perfection of the
504   3, 65  |     naturally come first which are ~ordained directly to the perfection
505   3, 65  |         afterwards, those which are ordained thereto indirectly, viz.
506   3, 65  |         then Confirmation, which is ordained to the ~formal perfection
507   3, 65  |             the Eucharist which is ~ordained to final perfection.~Aquin.:
508   3, 65  |           Reply OBJ 1: Matrimony as ordained to natural life is a function
509   3, 65  |          those sacraments which are ordained to the perfection of the ~
510   3, 65  |        Ethic. ii). But Matrimony is ordained to the common good of ~the
511   3, 65  |      sacrament of the ~Eucharist is ordained to the private good of the
512   3, 65  |        other sacraments seem to be ~ordained to this one as to their
513   3, 65  |          the ~sacrament of order is ordained to the consecration of the
514   3, 65  |            thus those who have been ordained receive Holy ~Communion,
515   3, 65  |       stated above (A[2]), they are ordained to the Christian life, ~
516   3, 65  |           Reply OBJ 1: Matrimony is ordained to the common good as regards
517   3, 66  |         according as the Church has ordained, one mode ~has been in practice,
518   3, 66  |          yet those three days ~were ordained unto the manifestation of
519   3, 66  |           the trine immersion to be ordained ~by Christ in its equivalent;
520   3, 67  |       entrusted to one that is not ~ordained. Therefore it seems that
521   3, 67  |          necessary a remedy, it was ordained, both that the matter of
522   3, 68  |             the end to ~which it is ordained; and, on the other hand,
523   3, 68  |             1/1~Reply OBJ 3: Man is ordained unto God through his reason,
524   3, 68  |          has the use of reason, is ~ordained to God, by a natural order,
525   3, 68  | sanctification ~of which Baptism is ordained, is distinct from the soul
526   3, 69  |         Vulg.: 'Those that are, are ordained of ~God']." But guilt is
527   3, 69  |            to which Baptism is not ~ordained, but which the Divine power
528   3, 70  |        together: because the law is ordained to ~the public good, as
529   3, 70  |         circumcision was ~specially ordained, is contracted from the
530   3, 70  |             Thirdly, because it was ordained as a remedy for carnal ~
531   3, 71  |           Baptism. For exorcism ~is ordained against energumens or those
532   3, 71  |         done ~in the sacraments are ordained to the salvation of man;
533   3, 71  |             just as the exorcism is ordained to Baptism, so if ~anything
534   3, 71  |     effected in the exorcism, it is ordained to the effect of ~Baptism.
535   3, 72  |         Further, the sacraments are ordained unto man's salvation. But ~
536   3, 72  |       sacraments of the New Law are ordained unto special ~effects of
537   3, 72  |            find a special sacrament ordained for the purpose. But since ~
538   3, 72  |      employed in the sacraments is ~ordained to the bestowal of grace.
539   3, 72  |              But ~this sacrament is ordained not only to the sanctification
540   3, 72  |          because this ~sacrament is ordained to the spiritual combat,
541   3, 72  |     character is a spiritual ~power ordained to certain sacred actions.
542   3, 72  |       sacrament of Confirmation ~is ordained to the public confession
543   3, 72  |            For sanctifying grace is ordained against sin. But this ~sacrament,
544   3, 72  |     sanctifying grace, ~since it is ordained to one effect. But two forms
545   3, 72  |           to which the sacrament is ordained. If, then, we ~consider,
546   3, 72  |            the other sacraments are ordained, as stated above ~(Q[65],
547   3, 73  |          sacraments ought not to be ordained for the same end, because
548   3, 73  |  Confirmation and the Eucharist are ordained for perfection, as Dionysius ~
549   3, 73  |             Church's sacraments are ordained for helping man in ~the
550   3, 73  |           to be one. Because it is ~ordained for spiritual refreshment,
551   3, 73  |        because by Baptism a man is ~ordained to the Eucharist, and therefore
552   3, 74  |         whose use this sacrament is ordained, is not a determinate ~one.
553   3, 74  |           the Church's ministers is ordained for two ~purposes: first
554   3, 75  |             Church's sacraments are ordained for the profit of ~the faithful.
555   3, 76  |       sacrament, forasmuch as it is ordained ~to the refection of the
556   3, 76  |    sacrament. For this sacrament is ordained for the ~salvation of the
557   3, 77  |            of which is nevertheless ordained by a ~special privilege
558   3, 78  |           in this sacrament, and is ordained for three ~purposes. First
559   3, 78  |           immersions of Baptism are ordained to one simple effect, and ~
560   3, 79  |    sacrament of Baptism is directly ordained for the ~remission of punishment
561   3, 79  |      Although this sacrament is not ordained directly to lessen ~the
562   3, 79  |         Reply OBJ 2: Baptism is not ordained, as this sacrament is, for
563   3, 80  |          But sacramental ~eating is ordained for spiritual eating as
564   3, 80  |             under this sacrament is ordained to ~the enjoyment of heaven,
565   3, 80  |            it. And therefore it was ordained that ~men should fast before
566   3, 80  |            for so the apostles have ordained, and ~the holy Roman Church
567   3, 82  |              Further, as Baptism is ordained for the salvation of mankind,
568   3, 82  |         Churches for priests newly ~ordained to co-celebrate with the
569   3, 82  |             A[1]), when a priest is ordained he is ~placed on a level
570   3, 82  |        Christ supped, so the newly ~ordained co-celebrate with the ordaining
571   3, 82  |          evil serve, since they are ordained by His ~providence for His
572   3, 82  |             Eucharist through being ordained to the priesthood, have
573   3, 82  |   excommunication. But such ~as are ordained while separated from the
574   3, 82  |          restored, he has not to be ordained over again. Consequently,
575   3, 82  |     baptized; the latter when he is ordained; and therefore it is ~not
576   3, 82  |          that those who are already ordained as priests incur defects
577   3, 83  |            the other sacraments are ordained for the salvation ~of all
578   3, 83  |              1): ~"It has also been ordained, that no priest is to presume
579   3, 84  |         sacrament of Penance is not ordained against original sin, for
580   3, 84  |       Baptism, ~and not Penance, is ordained against original sin, nor
581   3, 84  |             sacrament of Penance is ordained, not that man may receive
582   3, 84  |     sacraments are, of ~themselves, ordained to man's salvation, e.g.
583   3, 84  |            food; whereas Penance is ordained to ~man's salvation accidentally
584   3, 84  |        consequently ~it was not yet ordained that a man should grieve
585   3, 84  |           life. ~Because Penance is ordained for the blotting out of
586   3, 90  |          OBJ 4: Further, Penance is ordained against sin. But sin can
587   3, 90  |            Q[84], A[3]), Penance is ordained against sin. But ~sins of
588 Suppl, 2 |             things moving and moved ordained to ~one another, we find
589 Suppl, 5 |     satisfaction and confession are ordained for ~man's deliverance from
590 Suppl, 6 |             sacrament of Penance is ordained for the sake of the remission
591 Suppl, 6 |            himself. Now ~Penance is ordained against such sins. Therefore
592 Suppl, 6 |         those ~sacraments which are ordained as remedies for sin which
593 Suppl, 6 |             sacraments of grace are ordained in ~order that man may receive
594 Suppl, 6 |      against which also ~Penance is ordained; wherefore there is still
595 Suppl, 7 |        against which confession is ~ordained, is sin. Now sin is sometimes
596 Suppl, 7 |       sacrament, in so far as it is ordained as a remedy for sin.~Aquin.:
597 Suppl, 7 |            the contrary, Penance is ordained for the destruction of sin.
598 Suppl, 7 |             sin. Now ~confession is ordained to this also. Therefore
599 Suppl, 8 |            sheep that confession is ordained.~Aquin.: SMT XP Q[8] A[2]
600 Suppl, 8 |            of justice confession is ordained to the ~sentence. Now in
601 Suppl, 8 |         Further, Extreme Unction is ordained against venial sin, just
602 Suppl, 10|             confession is ~directly ordained to the remission of punishment,
603 Suppl, 13|          Reply OBJ 2: Contrition is ordained against the guilt which
604 Suppl, 16|       according as ~he is naturally ordained to good. And since this
605 Suppl, 17|          priestly order is chiefly ~ordained (if we maintain that it
606 Suppl, 17|      possessed by all those who are ordained, and is possessed by some ~
607 Suppl, 17|      possessed by some ~who are not ordained. Therefore knowledge is
608 Suppl, 17|             Reply OBJ 1: One key is ordained immediately to the opening
609 Suppl, 17|    unfitting that one key should be ordained to the act of ~another.
610 Suppl, 18|             since each is ~directly ordained against guilt, which is
611 Suppl, 18|           the ~power of the keys is ordained, in a manner, to the remission
612 Suppl, 18|           if the key were in no way ordained to the remission of guilt,
613 Suppl, 18|          other sacraments which are ordained, not to the ~remission of
614 Suppl, 18|           us to see ~that it is not ordained unto the remission of guilt,
615 Suppl, 18|            the sacramental power is ordained as a remedy against ~sin.
616 Suppl, 18|              exercises an operation ordained to the remission of guilt,
617 Suppl, 19|          the contrary, The keys are ordained to the opening of the heavenly ~
618 Suppl, 19|           the priest alone, who is "ordained . ~. . in the things that
619 Suppl, 19|              because they alone are ordained for the people in ~the things
620 Suppl, 20|           to priests when they are ~ordained. But to Peter in particular
621 Suppl, 20|          the power of the keys, is ~ordained to the reception of the
622 Suppl, 22|   jurisdiction, since neither is he ordained anew when he is absolved,
623 Suppl, 23|            end ~commands in matters ordained to the end.~Aquin.: SMT
624 Suppl, 29|         words ~of James, and is not ordained to any other sacrament as
625 Suppl, 29|    sacrament. For this sacrament is ordained immediately to the state
626 Suppl, 30|          sacrament of the dying ~is ordained specially against venial
627 Suppl, 30|            3: When many actions are ordained to one effect, the last
628 Suppl, 30|          Now a spiritual ~remedy is ordained to spiritual health, just
629 Suppl, 30|         just as a bodily remedy is ~ordained to health of the body. Therefore
630 Suppl, 34|        Those (powers) that are, are ordained of God.']." Now the Church
631 Suppl, 34|             conferred on the person ordained." For a part ~should not
632 Suppl, 34|          such blessings men are not ordained to the dispensing of ~the
633 Suppl, 34|            other sacraments are not ordained chiefly to effects ~similar
634 Suppl, 35|             of Order whereby man is ordained to the ~dispensation of
635 Suppl, 35|          OBJ 2: Such a man if he be ordained to the priesthood is not
636 Suppl, 35|          the early Church some were ordained ~priests without having
637 Suppl, 35|         salt. prom.) ~those who are ordained without receiving a preceding
638 Suppl, 36|              For by Orders a man is ordained to the dispensation of ~
639 Suppl, 36|              and if a wicked man be ordained, he receives ~the Order
640 Suppl, 36|      spiritual service to which the ordained are appointed, because ~
641 Suppl, 36|       things certain sacraments are ordained as remedies for ~sin, and
642 Suppl, 36|             required in those to be ordained.~Aquin.: SMT XP Q[36] A[
643 Suppl, 36|           with probability that the ordained will acquire that knowledge
644 Suppl, 36|             But when once a ~man is ordained he never loses his order.
645 Suppl, 37|            do the ministers who are ordained for the Eucharist; and ~
646 Suppl, 37|       priests; hence when they are ~ordained, they receive the chalice
647 Suppl, 37|         altar; hence, when they are ordained, they ~receive the chalice,
648 Suppl, 37|             power, which the person ordained has to the exclusion of
649 Suppl, 37|        different with those who are ordained, as ~explained above.~Aquin.:
650 Suppl, 38|           the priests who are being ordained. Therefore not only a bishop ~
651 Suppl, 38|         their ~consecration, as the ordained are. Yet a bishop alone
652 Suppl, 38|              for if those who ~were ordained in the Church retain the
653 Suppl, 38|          Reply OBJ 3: Those who are ordained by heretics, although they
654 Suppl, 39|  proficiency. and they are validly ~ordained; for although at the time
655 Suppl, 39|             1~Reply OBJ 5: If he be ordained, his master knowing and
656 Suppl, 39|         less therefore should he be ordained.~Aquin.: SMT XP Q[39] A[
657 Suppl, 39|          answer that, Those who are ordained are placed in a position
658 Suppl, 39|            of body. But some can be ordained before the years ~of discretion.
659 Suppl, 39|          Therefore they can also be ordained though deficient in ~body.~
660 Suppl, 40|            1) Whether those who are ordained ought to be shaven and tonsured
661 Suppl, 40|             1~Whether those who are ordained ought to wear the tonsure?~
662 Suppl, 40|             seem that those who are ordained ought not to wear the ~tonsure
663 Suppl, 40|             the Nazarenes were not ~ordained to the Divine ministry,
664 Suppl, 40|      provided for by the bishop who ordained them; otherwise he is not
665 Suppl, 48|        together of husband and wife ordained to carnal intercourse, and
666 Suppl, 48|            it is by its very nature ordained, and this is always good, ~
667 Suppl, 49|     something that is not naturally ordained for that purpose; for ~instance
668 Suppl, 53|    ministers, ~those namely who are ordained. Therefore order is not
669 Suppl, 53|             1~OBJ 5: Further, every ordained person can have ecclesiastical
670 Suppl, 53|          the very fact of his being ordained. Hence among the ~Greeks
671 Suppl, 53|       Therefore if a married man be ordained, this ~will prejudice the
672 Suppl, 53|        Therefore if the ~husband be ordained without his wife's consent,
673 Suppl, 53|       Therefore neither may they be ordained ~without their wife's consent,
674 Suppl, 53|           on the part of the person ordained, since he cannot demand ~
675 Suppl, 53|           the other hand, ~if he be ordained without her consent, she
676 Suppl, 53|            husband should have been ordained without her ~consent or
677 Suppl, 53|         priest. ~If, however, he be ordained without her consent, seemingly
678 Suppl, 64|             does not sin. For it is ordained by God, on account of the
679 Suppl, 66|             at the ~time, cannot be ordained, because it is a question
680 Suppl, 66|            before Baptism cannot be ordained.~Aquin.: SMT XP Q[66] A[
681 Suppl, 66|            Moreover the latter were ordained for that purpose, whereas ~
682 Suppl, 72|           OBJ 2: Further, signs are ordained for the manifestation of
683 Suppl, 72|             it was in each part ~as ordained to the resurrection. Wherefore
684 Suppl, 73|             have had another cause ~ordained by God.~Aquin.: SMT XP Q[
685 Suppl, 88|        Hence since this movement is ordained by Divine ~providence to
686 Suppl, 88|            the ~term whereto it was ordained: hence it is said metaphorically
687 Appen1, 2|           of Purgatory are directly ordained against ~venial sins. Now