Part, Question

501   2, 183 |           or expended on the divine worship, without doubt he is an ~
502   2, 183 |           consecrated to the divine worship are to be sold ~for the
503   2, 184 |              is ~that "which offers worship and ceremony to the Divine
504   2, 184 |       nature." Now the ~offering of worship and ceremony to God would
505   2, 184 |       something to the ~service and worship of God. Wherefore those
506   2, 184 |           To offer something to the worship of God is necessary for ~
507   2, 184 |           one's possessions to the ~worship of God belongs to perfection.~
508   2, 186 |            to the upkeep of divine ~worship, wherefore (1 Macc. 3:21)
509   2, 186 |           for the defense of divine worship and ~public safety, or also
510   2, 186 |           and ~the upkeep of divine worship. Now the good of our neighbor
511   3, 15  |            the Lord, turned to the ~worship of idols. Hence these were
512   3, 25  |             1/1~OBJ 2: Further, the worship of "latria" is not to be
513   3, 25  |       should be done in the Divine ~worship that is not instituted by
514   3, 25  |             these traditions is the worship of Christ's image. Wherefore
515   3, 25  |            these we do not show the worship of "latria." It ~seems,
516   3, 25  |           the contrary, We show the worship of "latria" to that in which
517   3, 25  |           Christ's image, which we ~worship with the adoration of "latria,"
518   3, 25  |        contact of Christ's limbs we worship not ~only the cross, but
519   3, 25  |     crucified." For ~this reason we worship the image of Christ's cross
520   3, 25  |            creature. Therefore the ~worship of "latria" is not due to
521   3, 25  |              sake. Consequently the worship of "latria" is not due to
522   3, 25  |         mere rational creature, the worship of "latria" is not due to
523   3, 25  |             1/1~Whether any kind of worship is due to the relics of
524   3, 25  |          occasion of ~error. But to worship the relics of the dead seems
525   3, 25  |          pretext of religion; ~they worship with kisses I know not what
526   3, 25  |           that is to say, with the ~worship of "latria." "But we honor
527   3, 25  |          the Gentiles, who gave the worship of "latria" to dead men.~
528   3, 25  |           Para. 1/1~Reply OBJ 2: We worship that insensible body, not
529   3, 28  |             of begetting, since the worship of God was spread according
530   3, 40  |            works pertaining to the ~worship of God. Wherefore He says (
531   3, 40  |  Sabbath-day, this pertained to the worship of ~God, i.e. to the praise
532   3, 60  |      kingdom of God and the Divine ~worship. But sensible things do
533   3, 60  |             to belong to the Divine worship: ~for we are told (Jn. 4:
534   3, 60  |        nature do not ~belong to the worship or kingdom of God: but considered
535   3, 60  |             considered, namely, the worship of God, and the sanctification
536   3, 60  |         without any outward law, to worship God, so also the sensible
537   3, 60  |       things to ~be employed in the worship of God were determined by
538   3, 60  |            things pertaining to the worship of God, both by the priests,
539   3, 61  |        practices, consisting in the worship of ~demons, and all manner
540   3, 62  |         things pertaining to Divine Worship in regard to the ~Christian
541   3, 62  |         themselves up to the Divine worship ~according to the rite of
542   3, 63  |            pertaining to the Divine worship according to the rite of
543   3, 63  |          service ~pertaining to the worship of God, it follows that
544   3, 63  |          them we are deputed to the worship ~of God according to the
545   3, 63  |           of Divine gifts." Now the worship of God ~consists either
546   3, 63  |            pertaining to the Divine worship.~Aquin.: SMT TP Q[63] A[
547   3, 63  |            things pertaining to the worship of God. And this, properly ~
548   3, 63  |            deputed to the Christian worship, of which Christ is the
549   3, 63  |         life, or in relation to the worship ~of the Church that now
550   3, 63  |             of an unlawful ~form of worship.~Aquin.: SMT TP Q[63] A[
551   3, 63  |         things pertaining to Divine worship. Now the Divine worship
552   3, 63  |             worship. Now the Divine worship consists in ~certain actions:
553   3, 63  |        things pertaining ~to Divine worship: and because such cannot
554   3, 63  |          that pertain to the Divine worship, rather than in respect ~
555   3, 63  |            pertaining to the Divine worship; which is a protestation
556   3, 63  |            is deputed to the Divine worship, ~as stated above (AA[3],
557   3, 63  |              But some pass from the worship of God to a ~contrary worship
558   3, 63  |       worship of God to a ~contrary worship by apostasy from the faith.
559   3, 63  |         marriage. Now the exterior ~worship to which a character is
560   3, 63  |            pertaining to the Divine worship. For this ~reason it is
561   3, 63  |            OBJ 3: Although external worship does not last after this
562   3, 63  |            sin, ~and for the Divine worship. Now all the sacraments,
563   3, 63  |             ordained to the Divine ~worship. Thus it is clear that penance,
564   3, 63  |           any advance in the Divine worship, but restores ~him to his
565   3, 63  |            may belong to the Divine worship in three ways: first in ~
566   3, 63  |    Eucharist ~belongs to the Divine worship, for the Divine worship
567   3, 63  |             worship, for the Divine worship consists ~principally therein,
568   3, 63  |        something ~pertaining to the worship of the priesthood of Christ:
569   3, 63  |          deputing him to the Divine worship: just as inanimate ~things
570   3, 63  |         they are deputed to Divine ~worship.~Aquin.: SMT TP Q[63] A[
571   3, 65  |            things pertaining to the worship of God ~according to the
572   3, 66  |           any people living in your Worship's neighborhood, avow that
573   3, 68  |            to ~infect them with the worship of demons, hurts not the
574   3, 70  |            from unbelievers for the worship of one God. It is probable,
575   3, 83  |         rendered fit for the Divine worship, so that man derives devotion ~
576 Suppl, 13|            just as ~thanksgiving or worship or the like regard the debt
577 Suppl, 15|           alms, and whatever act of worship is given to God becomes
578 Suppl, 23|              or in an act of Divine worship, or through contempt of
579 Suppl, 23|        holding communion in Divine ~worship. It may also be replied
580 Suppl, 23|        holding ~communion in Divine worship one acts against the commandment,
581 Suppl, 24|          communicates in the Divine worship with those whom the Pope
582 Suppl, 37|           But afterwards the Divine worship ~developed, and the Church
583 Suppl, 37|           set ~aside for the Divine worship, wherefore the blessing
584 Suppl, 38|         their Orders to the Divine ~worship in a more noble way than
585 Suppl, 40|          those who did this for the worship of ~demons.~Aquin.: SMT
586 Suppl, 40|   themselves entirely to the Divine worship. ~Now in the Divine worship
587 Suppl, 40|         worship. ~Now in the Divine worship are certain actions that
588 Suppl, 40|             appointed to the Divine worship. Hence this ~appointment
589 Suppl, 40|              employed in the Divine worship.~Aquin.: SMT XP Q[40] A[
590 Suppl, 40|          not contrary to the Divine worship to which clerics are appointed, ~
591 Suppl, 40|            thereby from ~the Divine worship.~Aquin.: SMT XP Q[40] A[
592 Suppl, 40|            establishing the Divine ~worship after the manner of Christ.
593 Suppl, 41|          may beget children for the worship of God, it is ~meritorious.
594 Suppl, 50|       kinship, crime,~Difference of worship, force, holy orders,~Marriage
595 Suppl, 50|             we have ~"difference of worship"; secondly, on account of
596 Suppl, 51|   impediment, so ~are difference of worship and impotence, as we shall
597 Suppl, 54|             at that time the Divine worship was handed down as the ~
598 Suppl, 54|           and of love, because the ~worship of God is no longer handed
599 Suppl, 55|            at a time when religious worship was ~propagated by means
600 Suppl, 56|            contrary to disparity of worship, since ~spiritual relationship
601 Suppl, 56|               whereas ~disparity of worship consists in the lack of
602 Suppl, 56|             Since then disparity of worship is an impediment to ~matrimony,
603 Suppl, 56|            equal. Thus disparity of worship and spiritual ~relationship
604 Suppl, 59|         Para. 1/1 - OF DISPARITY OF WORSHIP AS AN IMPEDIMENT TO MARRIAGE (
605 Suppl, 59|           now consider disparity of worship as an impediment to marriage. ~
606 Suppl, 59|    marriages there was disparity of worship, since one was an unbeliever
607 Suppl, 59|              Therefore disparity of worship previous to marriage ~is
608 Suppl, 59|             Therefore ~disparity of worship is not an impediment to
609 Suppl, 59|            is sometime disparity of worship even between two ~persons
610 Suppl, 59|              Therefore disparity of worship is not an ~impediment to
611 Suppl, 59|              Therefore disparity of worship is an impediment to marriage.~
612 Suppl, 59|            to be brought ~up to the worship of God. Now since education
613 Suppl, 59|          bring up the child to the ~worship of God according to their
614 Suppl, 59|    unbelievers. Hence disparity ~of worship previous to marriage is
615 Suppl, 59|          converted to the faith and worship of God.~Aquin.: SMT XP Q[
616 Suppl, 59|           in the present, ~unity of worship is required in both contracting
617 Suppl, 59|        condition of future unity of worship.~Aquin.: SMT XP Q[59] A[
618 Suppl, 59|             clear that disparity of worship is ~contrary to marriage
619 Suppl, 59|             faith, but disparity of worship which concerns outward ~
620 Suppl, 59|            as there is disparity of worship between believer ~and unbeliever,
621 Suppl, 59|             a Jew. Now disparity of worship is an ~impediment to marriage,
622 Suppl, 59|            unbelievers of different worship.~Aquin.: SMT XP Q[59] A[
623 Suppl, 59|           Reply OBJ 2: Disparity of worship is an impediment to marriage,
624 Suppl, 59|            faith. For ~disparity of worship hinders not only the second
625 Suppl, 59|             rite, the disparity of ~worship will be an impediment to
626 Suppl, 59|          the same with disparity of worship.~Aquin.: SMT XP Q[59] A[
627 Suppl, 59|           Reply OBJ 3: Disparity of worship makes a person simply unfit
628 Suppl, 59|          dissolved by disparity of ~worship, as the marriage bond is:
629 Suppl, 62|            of the offspring to the ~worship of God, it is also a motive
630 Suppl, 65|            of the offspring for the worship of ~God, and this is necessary
631 Suppl, 65|            to be ~brought up in the worship of God. For the principal
632 Suppl, 65|        grace of Christ, whereby the worship of God was spread abroad
633 Suppl, 65|           Christ's coming, when the worship of God was ~spread and safeguarded
634 Suppl, 65|             being brought up in the worship of God. Now the faith to
635 Suppl, 71|          for they are given for the worship of ~the Church or for the
636 Suppl, 93|            the Mosaic law, when the worship of God was to be ~continued