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St. Thomas Aquinas
Summa Theologica

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501 Suppl, 35| the sacrament a man is required to have every perfection 502 Suppl, 36| 1/1 - OF THE QUALITIES REQUIRED OF THOSE WHO RECEIVE THIS 503 Suppl, 36| next consider the qualities required of those who receive the ~ 504 Suppl, 36| Whether goodness of life is required of those who receive this ~ 505 Suppl, 36| whole of Sacred Writ is required?~(3) Whether the degree 506 Suppl, 36| Whether goodness of life is required of those who receive Orders?~ 507 Suppl, 36| goodness of life is not required of those who ~receive Orders. 508 Suppl, 36| knowledge of all Holy Writ is required?~Aquin.: SMT XP Q[36] A[ 509 Suppl, 36| knowledge of all Holy Writ is required. For ~one from whose lips 510 Suppl, 36| apparently this knowledge is not required.~Aquin.: SMT XP Q[36] A[ 511 Suppl, 36| aforesaid knowledge is not required in those to be ordained.~ 512 Suppl, 36| to be raised to Orders is required to have that knowledge, 513 Suppl, 36| mouth of ~these, they are required only for the celebration 514 Suppl, 36| words. ~Therefore he is not required to have so much knowledge 515 Suppl, 36| Reply OBJ 3: It is at least required that the ordainer know that 516 Suppl, 36| But besides this ~he is required to take the greatest care, 517 Suppl, 36| Further, holiness of life is required in one who receives an order, 518 Suppl, 37| priest, but the aptitude required of him for exercising the 519 Suppl, 39| 2~Further, the crown is required previous to receiving Orders, 520 Suppl, 39| that, Certain things are required in the recipient of a ~sacrament 521 Suppl, 39| Other things, however, are required, not for ~the validity of 522 Suppl, 39| say that the male sex ~is required for receiving Orders not 523 Suppl, 39| signification of the ~thing, is required in all sacramental actions; 524 Suppl, 39| of the recipient is not required for the validity of ~the 525 Suppl, 39| the age of discretion ~is required out of respect for the dignity 526 Suppl, 39| however, the use of reason is required ~both out of respect for, 527 Suppl, 39| pastoral care of souls is required; wherefore the ~use of reason 528 Suppl, 39| lawfulness of a sacrament is required for its validity.~Aquin.: 529 Suppl, 39| reception of Orders no act is required ~on the part of the recipients 530 Suppl, 39| because freedom is not required for the ~validity of the 531 Suppl, 40| the higher degree that is ~required for Orders.~Aquin.: SMT 532 Suppl, 40| Christ, ~nor is anything else required for the validity of the 533 Suppl, 40| denote the qualifications ~required of them for handling Divine 534 Suppl, 40| since certain things are ~required of all, and some are required 535 Suppl, 40| required of all, and some are required of the higher, that are 536 Suppl, 41| when the paucity of men required each one to betake himself 537 Suppl, 41| Reply OBJ 2: The difficulty required for merit of the accidental 538 Suppl, 41| labor, but the difficulty required for the essential ~reward 539 Suppl, 42| do those works which are required in ~matrimony. and this 540 Suppl, 43| discretion of reason is ~required for looking to the future 541 Suppl, 43| contract a disposition ~is required not only on the part of 542 Suppl, 44| purpose of those things required by the marital office, all 543 Suppl, 45| consent by words is not required ~for matrimony.~Aquin.: 544 Suppl, 45| Now a sensible sign is ~required in every sacrament. Therefore 545 Suppl, 45| sacrament. Therefore it is also required in matrimony, ~and consequently 546 Suppl, 45| enough, and inward consent is required in ~both parties, neither 547 Suppl, 45| marriage. Therefore it is not required.~Aquin.: SMT XP Q[45] A[ 548 Suppl, 45| priest's blessing is not required for matrimony as being essential 549 Suppl, 46| complete, no further consent is required ~for the marriage. But after 550 Suppl, 47| where a person's consent is required, every ~pretext for compulsion 551 Suppl, 49| matrimony, just as it is required that neither party ~have 552 Suppl, 49| intercourse with another, so is it required that the one pay the ~marriage 553 Suppl, 49| just as indivisibility is required, so also is unity, whereby 554 Suppl, 49| virtuous act. one of these is required on ~the part of the agent 555 Suppl, 49| matrimony; the other is required on ~the part of the act, 556 Suppl, 50| far as more conditions are required for them. And if an imperfect 557 Suppl, 51| Further, just as consent is required for marriage, so is ~intention 558 Suppl, 51| marriage, so is ~intention required for baptism. Now if one 559 Suppl, 51| error?" Now ~consent is required for marriage. Therefore 560 Suppl, 53| and this is especially required in the marriage of a priest. ~ 561 Suppl, 55| A[7]]. But ~this is not required when a matrimonial separation 562 Suppl, 56| in the other less, than required by marriage. Hence there 563 Suppl, 58| wherefore greater calidity is required in the male than in the ~ 564 Suppl, 58| cases, if anyone ~reach the required perfection before the aforesaid 565 Suppl, 58| nature inclines there is not required ~such a development of reason 566 Suppl, 59| present, ~unity of worship is required in both contracting parties, 567 Suppl, 62| corrective punishment is not required when amendment ~has already 568 Suppl, 62| no further ~judgment is required for this.~Aquin.: SMT XP 569 Suppl, 64| is in excess of what is required for ~the preservation of 570 Suppl, 64| people many things were required under an obligation of precept, 571 Suppl, 64| cleanness, which are not required in the New Law which is ~ 572 Suppl, 64| due regard to the ~decorum required in such matters, for this 573 Suppl, 65| in those things that are required by ~marriage. Now marriage 574 Suppl, 66| its perfection, which is required of ~those who are the dispensers 575 Suppl, 66| part of the ~husband it is required that he should not have 576 Suppl, 66| of the wife it is ~also required that she be a virgin. The 577 Suppl, 66| part of the ~bridegroom, is required in order that a man be made 578 Suppl, 72| cognizant of such things as ~are required for this purpose; and so 579 Suppl, 77| species, and this is also required after the resurrection: ~ 580 Suppl, 77| Reply OBJ 2: Seed is not required for the perfection of the 581 Suppl, 77| but only so much as is required for the perfect restoration 582 Suppl, 77| and so on, as ~much as is required to restore quantity. This 583 Suppl, 80| distinction of place is not ~required by any quality of the body, 584 Suppl, 85| length? or the length of time required for ~the reading of a book 585 Suppl, 85| than this ~valley will be required.~Aquin.: SMT XP Q[88] A[ 586 Suppl, 85| space. And all ~that is required is that in the neighborhood 587 Suppl, 86| them unjustly, ~yet this is required by the order of their nature 588 Suppl, 89| knowledge some form is required whereby the object is known 589 Suppl, 92| marriage inward comeliness is required, ~wherefore it is written ( 590 Suppl, 92| no subjection such as is required in the bride towards the 591 Suppl, 92| secondly, because there is required a ~distinction of persons, 592 Suppl, 92| a greater conformity is required between the head and ~members 593 Suppl, 92| as to men. For there is required a conformity of nature between ~ 594 Suppl, 92| themselves, the only conformity required among them is one of ~proportion, 595 Suppl, 92| Further, comprehension is required for the perfection of ~beatitude: " 596 Suppl, 92| its ~own part a habit is required to elicit the vision, and 597 Suppl, 92| suitable. Secondly, union is required on the part ~of the visible


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