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501   2, 182 |           others for his friend's sake, than if he be willing ~
502   2, 182 | contemplate, not only for his own sake, ~but also for the purpose
503   2, 183 |         himself to others for the sake of a ~spiritual profit,
504   2, 183 |         neglect - neither for the sake of the ~quiet of divine
505   2, 183 |         shall abide"; nor for the sake of avoiding any hardships
506   2, 183 |          pastoral ~office for the sake of the salvation of their
507   2, 183 |            flock, neither for the sake of some temporal advantage,
508   2, 183 |        his flock, either for ~the sake of some advantage to the
509   2, 183 |         endanger himself for the ~sake of his sheep, if he uses
510   2, 183 |         love of ~them but for the sake of earthly gain: wherefore
511   2, 184 |          possessions for Christ's sake ~exposes himself to no danger,
512   2, 184 |      necessity of doing for God's sake certain things that ~are
513   2, 184 |          another ~man's for God's sake. Hence in the Conferences
514   2, 185 |          chiefly and for ~its own sake is to give themselves to
515   2, 185 |          their neighbor for God's sake, they are ~obedient to the
516   2, 185 |        possessions for the Lord's sake, ~you may henceforth work
517   2, 185 |         who despise all for God's sake are bound to work with ~
518   2, 185 |         possessions for ~Christ's sake, and to receive a little
519   2, 185 |          her wealth for ~Christ's sake." The Blessed Alexis acted
520   2, 185 |          possessions for Christ's sake he rejoiced in receiving ~
521   2, 185 |        deeds of ~holiness for the sake of show: and this is especially
522   2, 186 |       love our neighbor for God's sake, ~so the services we render
523   2, 186 |           his neighbor for God's ~sake, as stated in the Article.
524   2, 186 |         the active life for God's sake, it follows that their ~
525   2, 186 |         world, but merely for the sake of serving God: for "they ~. . .
526   2, 186 |           to be a soldier for the sake of ~some worldly object
527   2, 186 |          who are soldiers for the sake of God's service.~Aquin.:
528   2, 186 |        end is ~sought for its own sake; whereas the comparison
529   2, 186 |         is sought not for its own sake, but for the ~sake of the
530   2, 186 |        its own sake, but for the ~sake of the end. Hence a religious
531   2, 186 |           clear both that for the sake of ~perfection one should
532   2, 186 |     intent on them, and for their sake to do whatever ~they are
533   2, 186 |          sought not for their own sake, but for the ~sake of the
534   2, 186 |      their own sake, but for the ~sake of the end, a thing is better,
535   2, 187 |          to one's parents for the sake ~of entering religion.~Aquin.:
536   2, 187 |          little ~presents for the sake of good fellowship. Thirdly,
537   3, 12  |           even as it was ~for our sake that He was sad, so was
538   3, 12  |        was sad, so was it for our sake that He was ~strengthened,"
539   3, 16  |         OBJ 1: Sometimes, for the sake of brevity, the holy doctors
540   3, 16  |         thy iniquities for My own sake." But Christ ~as Man forgives
541   3, 18  |         reason may choose for the sake of health. Now ~it was the
542   3, 18  |        willed by God, but for the sake ~of man's salvation. Hence
543   3, 18  |           it to will this for the sake of something further; ~but
544   3, 21  |     necessary ~to Him for His own sake, but only for ours. Whence
545   3, 22  |        thy iniquities for My own ~sake." But Christ is priest,
546   3, 25  |           Christ not for ~its own sake, but because the Word of
547   3, 25  |          is true God, not for the sake of the image, but for the
548   3, 25  |         of the image, but for the sake ~of the thing whose image
549   3, 25  |     rational creature for its own sake. ~Consequently, if the adoration
550   3, 25  |   venerate a creature for its own sake. For though ~insensible
551   3, 25  |          venerated for their own ~sake, yet the rational creature
552   3, 25  |      being venerated for its own ~sake. Consequently the worship
553   3, 25  |     rational creature for its own sake. Since, therefore, the Blessed
554   3, 25  |          be honored for her Son's sake. But not in the same way ~
555   3, 25  |  insensible body, not for its own sake, but ~for the sake of the
556   3, 25  |        its own sake, but ~for the sake of the soul, which was once
557   3, 25  |        enjoys ~God; and for God's sake, whose ministers the saints
558   3, 29  |        virgin; first, for His own sake; secondly, for His Mother'
559   3, 29  |        secondly, for His Mother's sake; ~thirdly, for our sake.
560   3, 29  |           sake; ~thirdly, for our sake. For the sake of Christ
561   3, 29  |    thirdly, for our sake. For the sake of Christ Himself, for four
562   3, 29  |          was also fitting for the sake of the Virgin. First, because
563   3, 29  |           fitting, again, for our sake. First, because Joseph is
564   3, 31  |          that He who came for the sake of sinners, by being born
565   3, 35  |        these latter times for our sake."~Aquin.: SMT TP Q[35] A[
566   3, 35  |         God had need, for His own sake, of a second ~nativity,
567   3, 35  |       Himself ~to bondage for the sake of our liberty."~Aquin.:
568   3, 37  |            flesh, not for His own sake, but that He might make
569   3, 37  |       spirit; so, again, ~for our sake He was presented to the
570   3, 39  |          not baptism for ~His own sake, yet carnal nature in others
571   3, 39  |         that is, "to ~all for His sake." Thus, for example, the
572   3, 39  |          that is, "to him for thy sake," as Chrysostom says (Hom.
573   3, 39  |     Christ was baptized for man's sake, ~though He needed no baptism
574   3, 39  |     needed no baptism for His own sake, so the heavens were opened ~
575   3, 39  |           visions appear, for the sake of ~them who cannot conceive
576   3, 40  |         sometimes it was for the ~sake of prayer; thus it is written (
577   3, 40  |         thou to follow Me for the sake of riches and worldly gain,
578   3, 41  |          to tempt Christ, for the sake of gaining possession of
579   3, 43  |          worked signs not for the sake of ~those whom He knew to
580   3, 45  |    themselves to death for God's ~sake: since Moses braved death
581   3, 46  |           exposes it for virtue's sake. And in like fashion ~Christ
582   3, 46  |           who do the like for the sake of everlasting glory ~are
583   3, 46  |         others who do ~so for the sake of human applause copy the
584   3, 48  |  whosoever suffers for ~justice's sake, provided that he be in
585   3, 48  |         persecution for justice's sake." Consequently Christ by
586   3, 49  |        your iniquities for My own sake." But ~Christ did not suffer
587   3, 49  |         baptism, not for Christ's sake, to whom heaven was ever
588   3, 53  |       humble themselves for God's sake, according to Lk. 1:52: ~"
589   3, 66  |   shedding of blood for ~Christ's sake, and the inward operation
590   3, 69  |           to be baptized for the ~sake of impassibility in the
591   3, 69  |     present life, and not for the sake of the ~glory of life eternal.
592   3, 80  |          to be set aside for the ~sake of avoiding scandal or on
593   3, 80  |             if it be done for the sake of begetting offspring,
594   3, 83  |      masses daily, either for the sake of money, ~or to gain flattery
595   3, 83  |    greeting." Hence it is for the sake of ~greater solemnity that
596   3, 85  |    displeasing to man for its own sake and no longer ~for the sake
597   3, 85  |       sake and no longer ~for the sake of the punishment; the sixth,
598   3, 87  |          his sleep, for ~Christ's sake, since he would go to heaven
599   3, 87  |         OBJ 2: Death for Christ's sake, as stated above (Q[66],
600 Suppl, 6 |       Penance is ordained for the sake of the remission of ~sin.
601 Suppl, 8 |          of the penitent, for the sake of which ~he makes his confession,
602 Suppl, 8 |       confession is made for ~the sake of absolution it suffices
603 Suppl, 8 |       which is instituted for the sake of charity, does ~not militate
604 Suppl, 8 |      which was instituted for the sake of ~charity, would militate
605 Suppl, 11|       which is instituted for the sake ~of charity does not militate
606 Suppl, 14|           do good actions for the sake of human glory, that ~"they
607 Suppl, 20|           the danger, and for the sake of less shame. If, however,
608 Suppl, 23|        What is instituted for the sake of charity, does not ~militate
609 Suppl, 24|            1) if he do it for the sake of ~discipline, as a teacher
610 Suppl, 25|       must not be granted for the sake of temporal ~matters as
611 Suppl, 29|     longer necessary, for its own sake, to those ~who are dying;
612 Suppl, 34|      since he receives it for the sake of ~exercising hierarchical
613 Suppl, 36|          to be sought but for the sake of ~spiritual things. Wherefore
614 Suppl, 39|       sometimes shed for justice' sake, for ~instance by a judge;
615 Suppl, 43|   judgment of the Church, for the sake of a good example.~
616 Suppl, 48|          baptizes another for the sake of gain baptizes ~validly.
617 Suppl, 49|           a ~greater good for the sake of a lesser good sins because
618 Suppl, 49|    whoever knows his wife for the sake of ~pleasure consents to
619 Suppl, 49|     creature actually for his own sake, and himself ~habitually,
620 Suppl, 49|           not actually, for God's sake.~Aquin.: SMT XP Q[49] A[
621 Suppl, 51|          being sought for its own sake. Hence if ~the coin paid
622 Suppl, 51|         thing ~sought for its own sake, the contract is voided,
623 Suppl, 52|         are sought for their own ~sake, because it is qualified
624 Suppl, 52|          be avoided for their own sake. Therefore marriage and
625 Suppl, 53|      keeping continence for God's sake, ~a man still retains power
626 Suppl, 53|         non-sacred order, for the sake of maintaining a greater ~
627 Suppl, 59|         things which are for ~the sake of the end are proportionate
628 Suppl, 64|      grievous sin to ~ask for the sake of mere pleasure, than through
629 Suppl, 64|   obligation of precept, for the ~sake of bodily cleanness, which
630 Suppl, 65|        not ~be overlooked for the sake of a lesser good. Now fidelity
631 Suppl, 65|          two other ~goods for the sake of the good of the offspring.
632 Suppl, 65|          sought after for its own sake. Moreover even ~though sometimes
633 Suppl, 67|         the natural law, for the ~sake of signifying or showing
634 Suppl, 67|           Law, not indeed for the sake of obtaining a ~greater
635 Suppl, 67|       several wives, but for the ~sake of preventing a greater
636 Suppl, 71|        recourse to burial for the sake of both the ~living and
637 Suppl, 71|      living and the dead. For the sake of the living, lest their
638 Suppl, 72|          in a way, made for man's sake, it ~follows that, when
639 Suppl, 74|  resurrection hastened for their ~sake, but for the sake of bearing
640 Suppl, 74|          their ~sake, but for the sake of bearing witness to Christ'
641 Suppl, 76|        what will be done for ~the sake of congruity. As regards
642 Suppl, 78|          be sought for their own ~sake: wherefore these alone are
643 Suppl, 79|           saints suffered for the sake of justice ~and faith: so
644 Suppl, 79|            Nor will it be for the sake of learning ~whereby they
645 Suppl, 79|    acquire knowledge, but for the sake of the perfection of ~the
646 Suppl, 79|         of ~the sense and for the sake pleasure. How it is possible
647 Suppl, 81|           motion is moved for the sake of obtaining some end. But ~
648 Suppl, 85|       wicked by the good: for the sake of which profit the ~good
649 Suppl, 86|          persecution for justice' sake are judged ~unjustly. Therefore
650 Suppl, 86|      humbles himself for Christ's sake shall be exalted. Thirdly, ~
651 Suppl, 88|         have been made for ~man's sake, wherefore all things are
652 Suppl, 88|         of the heaven is ~for the sake of continual generation
653 Suppl, 88|     without work: this is for our sake, wherefore they will rest
654 Suppl, 88|         All things made for man's sake deteriorated ~at his fall,
655 Suppl, 88|        bodies were made for man's sake; not, however as though
656 Suppl, 88|        creature was ~made for the sake of the spiritual and is
657 Suppl, 88|           world will be for man's sake it ~follows that it should
658 Suppl, 92|    inasmuch as it is made for His sake and through Him: and to
659 Suppl, 92|       which we love for their own sake," as Augustine ~says (De
660 Suppl, 93|      virginity is ~kept for God's sake at the command of charity;
661 Suppl, 93|          many afflictions for the sake of gain. Therefore if they
662 Suppl, 93|       temporal goods for Christ's sake they would seem to be ~martyrs,
663 Suppl, 93|       death suffered for Christ's sake: for "it is not the pain
664 Suppl, 93|         suffer death for Christ's sake, is absolutely speaking, ~
665 Suppl, 93|           suffers it for Christ's sake shown to be firmly ~established
666 Suppl, 93|        way suffering for Christ's sake be ~continued unto death,
667 Suppl, 93|         of the kind, for Christ's sake, he does not for that reason ~
668 Suppl, 93|          to be slain for Christ's sake ~rather than sin against
669 Suppl, 93|         an act ~is done for God's sake. Hence when a person dies
670 Suppl, 93|      Innocents slain for Christ's sake, even as in John the ~Baptist
671 Suppl, 93|           even death for Christ's sake, and to this ~act the aureole
672 Suppl, 96|        not desirable for its own ~sake, except on account of some
673 Suppl, 96|            punishment for its own sake, for He delights not in
674 Suppl, 96|    acceptable to God for ~its own sake. Hence Gregory says (Dial.
675 Appen1, 2|      cautery is voluntary for the sake of regaining health. Hence