Part, Question
1 1, 43 | to the body, nor by the sacramental signs of the Old and New
2 1, 43 | to the body, nor by the sacramental signs of the Old and New
3 1, 91 | principle. Fourthly, there is a sacramental reason for ~this. For by
4 1, 91 | feet. Secondly, for the sacramental ~signification; for from
5 2, 103 | high God." ~Therefore the sacramental ceremonies preceded the
6 2, 107 | certain ~deeds, moral and sacramental: but the New Law does not
7 2, 108 | to grace. Such are the ~sacramental acts which are instituted
8 2, 37 | power is twofold, the one sacramental, the ~other a power of jurisdiction.
9 2, 37 | power of jurisdiction. The sacramental power is one that is ~conferred
10 2, 37 | power has its effect in sacramental acts, because ~therein man
11 2, 37 | God's instrument, so that sacramental effects ~are not precluded
12 2, 81 | we understand this of the sacramental Bread, the daily use of ~
13 2, 94 | instituted by God, as are the sacramental ~signs. It follows, therefore,
14 3, 38 | should baptize. ~For every sacramental rite belongs to some law.
15 3, 38 | per se], but a kind of sacramental, preparatory to the baptism
16 3, 38 | not from God. For ~nothing sacramental that is from God is named
17 3, 60 | sanctified, it follows that the sacramental signs consist in ~sensible
18 3, 60 | soul and body: to whom the sacramental ~remedy is adjusted, since
19 3, 60 | considered on the part of the sacramental ~signification. Now Augustine
20 3, 60 | insure the perfection of sacramental ~signification it was necessary
21 3, 60 | is not credible that the ~sacramental effect is hindered thereby;
22 3, 60 | required, which are as the ~sacramental matter, much more is there
23 3, 60 | should be used for the ~sacramental signification. So also among
24 3, 60 | that one is ~used for the sacramental signification which is most
25 3, 60 | the action by which the sacramental effect is signified: thus
26 3, 60 | the pronunciation of the sacramental ~words - does so on purpose,
27 3, 60 | the words in which the ~sacramental form consists?~Aquin.: SMT
28 3, 60 | the words in ~which the sacramental form consists. For these
29 3, 60 | form consists. For these sacramental words are not ~of less importance
30 3, 60 | take anything from, ~the sacramental forms.~Aquin.: SMT TP Q[
31 3, 60 | to or subtracted from a sacramental form, ~it will not be the
32 3, 60 | 3: Further, just as the sacramental form demands a certain number
33 3, 60 | inserted by some in the sacramental ~forms, which are not inserted
34 3, 60 | take something from, the sacramental forms.~Aquin.: SMT TP Q[
35 3, 60 | variations that may occur in the ~sacramental forms, two points seem to
36 3, 60 | substantial part of the sacramental form be suppressed, that
37 3, 60 | something is essential to a sacramental form, ~which is not so.~
38 3, 60 | OBJ 2: Words belong to a sacramental form by reason of the sense ~
39 3, 60 | speaker is interrupted, the sacramental sense is ~destroyed, and
40 3, 62 | cause of grace?~(2) Whether sacramental grace confers anything in
41 3, 62 | Thes. Para. 1/1~Whether sacramental grace confers anything in
42 3, 62 | 1/1~OBJ 1: It seems that sacramental grace confers nothing in
43 3, 62 | perfecting of the soul. Therefore sacramental ~grace cannot confer anything
44 3, 62 | virtue. Since, therefore, ~sacramental grace is ordained to the
45 3, 62 | Metaph. viii). If, therefore, sacramental grace confers anything in ~
46 3, 62 | 1/1~On the contrary, If sacramental grace confers nothing in
47 3, 62 | Therefore it seems that sacramental grace confers something ~
48 3, 62 | proper actions, so does sacramental grace confer, over and above
49 3, 62 | sacrament. It is thus that ~sacramental grace confers something
50 3, 62 | necessary in a Christian life, ~sacramental grace is needed.~Aquin.:
51 3, 62 | 3 Para. 1/1~Reply OBJ 3: Sacramental grace is compared to grace
52 3, 62 | commonly so called and of sacramental ~grace.~Aquin.: SMT TP Q[
53 3, 62 | itself productive of the sacramental effect, and hold that the
54 3, 62 | power of bringing ~about the sacramental effects. Now such power
55 3, 62 | minister in applying it to a sacramental use. Hence Augustine says
56 3, 62 | ordained: ~so also the one same sacramental power is in both words and
57 3, 62 | A[5] Body Para. 2/2~Now sacramental grace seems to be ordained
58 3, 62 | also by the real use of sacramental things as stated ~above.~
59 3, 63 | sacraments. ~For to have a sacramental character belongs to God'
60 3, 63 | Thes. Para. 1/1~Whether the sacramental character is the character
61 3, 63 | OBJ 1: It seems that the sacramental character is not the character
62 3, 63 | that seals. Therefore the sacramental character should be ~attributed
63 3, 63 | Therefore it seems that the ~sacramental character should not be
64 3, 63 | Therefore it seems that the ~sacramental character should not be
65 3, 63 | speaking, is the purpose of the sacramental character. Now the whole
66 3, 63 | Consequently, it is clear that the sacramental character is specially the ~
67 3, 63 | likened by ~reason of the sacramental characters, which are nothing
68 3, 63 | Para. 1/1~Reply OBJ 2: The sacramental character is a thing as
69 3, 63 | latter results from the ~sacramental character. Wherefore the "
70 3, 63 | therefore, that ~such lose the sacramental character.~Aquin.: SMT TP
71 3, 63 | without a veil. ~Therefore the sacramental character does not last
72 3, 63 | Therefore neither can the sacramental ~character be blotted out.~
73 3, 63 | stated above (A[3]), in a sacramental character ~Christ's faithful
74 3, 63 | Christ's Priesthood. But the sacramental character is ~nothing but
75 3, 63 | ordain man to any further sacramental action or benefit received, ~
76 3, 63 | order that pertains to the sacramental ~agents: for it is by this
77 3, 64 | works inwardly unto the ~sacramental effect?~Aquin.: SMT TP Q[
78 3, 64 | works ~inwardly unto the sacramental effect. For the inward sacramental
79 3, 64 | sacramental effect. For the inward sacramental effect ~is to cleanse man
80 3, 64 | Therefore it seems that the ~sacramental effect is the work not only
81 3, 64 | a man ~obtains a greater sacramental effect if he receive it
82 3, 64 | Therefore the interior sacramental effect is partly the ~work
83 3, 64 | alone works the interior sacramental effect.~Aquin.: SMT TP Q[
84 3, 64 | former way the ~interior sacramental effect is the work of God
85 3, 64 | enter the soul wherein the sacramental effect takes place; and ~
86 3, 64 | grace ~which is an interior sacramental effect is from God alone,
87 3, 64 | however, ~the interior sacramental effect can be the work of
88 3, 64 | effect. But that which is the sacramental effect is not impetrated ~
89 3, 64 | 62], A[5]). Wherefore the sacramental effect is made no ~better
90 3, 64 | things do not produce the sacramental effect, ~except instrumentally,
91 3, 64 | neither do men ~produce the sacramental effect, except ministerially,
92 3, 64 | things rather than others for sacramental signification, not as though ~
93 3, 64 | of producing the inward sacramental ~effect?~Aquin.: SMT TP
94 3, 64 | producing the ~interior sacramental effect. For John the Baptist
95 3, 64 | of producing the ~inward sacramental effect.~Aquin.: SMT TP Q[
96 3, 64 | forgiveness of sins is ~an inward sacramental effect. Therefore it seems
97 3, 64 | man ~produces the inward sacramental effect.~Aquin.: SMT TP Q[
98 3, 64 | in producing the inward sacramental effect. Now ~it is clear
99 3, 64 | that produces the inward sacramental effect.~Aquin.: SMT TP Q[
100 3, 64 | Further, no one can confer the sacramental effect without ~conferring
101 3, 64 | sacrament, except he produce the sacramental effect by his ~own power.
102 3, 64 | But Christ conferred the sacramental effect without conferring ~
103 3, 64 | man, ~produces the inward sacramental effect.~Aquin.: SMT TP Q[
104 3, 64 | man, produces the ~inward sacramental effect.~Aquin.: SMT TP Q[
105 3, 64 | Christ ~produces the inward sacramental effect, not as man but as
106 3, 64 | Christ produces the inward sacramental effect, both as ~God and
107 3, 64 | conduces to the ~inward sacramental effects meritoriously and
108 3, 64 | that He could ~bestow the sacramental effect without conferring
109 3, 64 | merits would conduce to the sacramental effect - that ~by the invocation
110 3, 64 | their mere will confer the sacramental effect without observing
111 3, 64 | effect without observing the ~sacramental rite. For a united instrument,
112 3, 64 | touch the symbols," i.e. the sacramental signs. And he ~says in the
113 3, 64 | the ~sacraments; since the sacramental character is indelible,
114 3, 64 | be unable to bestow the sacramental effect without ~conferring
115 3, 64 | messengers of truth; ~if any sacramental rite were performed by good
116 3, 64 | spirits," were to perform a sacramental ~rite, it should be pronounced
117 3, 64 | this ~cannot be said of the sacramental operation. Therefore the
118 3, 64 | to one ~purpose, i.e. the sacramental effect, by the intention
119 3, 64 | effect which is both real and sacramental, viz. ~the character, it
120 3, 65 | they do not produce the sacramental effect, which is ~the receiving
121 3, 65 | receives the power of ~agent in sacramental actions. But the agent precedes
122 3, 65 | Para. 1/1~Reply OBJ 3: The sacramental character, as stated above (
123 3, 65 | spiritual, ~and not of merely sacramental, eating, as Augustine explains (
124 3, 66 | the outward washing; and a sacramental sign ~of the inward justification:
125 3, 66 | which are uttered in the sacramental forms, are ~said not merely
126 3, 66 | designates the principal sacramental ~effect. But all the other
127 3, 66 | this way by means of the sacramental ~ceremonies they are either
128 3, 66 | besides the ~principal sacramental effect, other things should
129 3, 66 | like, from hindering the sacramental effect.~Aquin.: SMT TP Q[
130 3, 66 | Baptism of Water, ~receive the sacramental effect from Christ's Passion,
131 3, 66 | sacrament; but considering the sacramental effect. ~Aquin.: SMT TP
132 3, 67 | others, his ~elders, in the sacramental dispensations. And so it
133 3, 67 | than to perform the ~other sacramental rites of Baptism, such as
134 3, 67 | 1/1~Reply OBJ 2: These sacramental rites of Baptism belong
135 3, 68 | which contains all the ~sacramental virtue of Baptism." But
136 3, 68 | martyrdom "contains all the sacramental virtue of Baptism," i.e.
137 3, 68 | should be no falsehood in the sacramental signs. Now a sign ~is false
138 3, 68 | Confession is a part of sacramental Penance, which is not ~required
139 3, 72 | Consequently there was no need for sacramental sensible matter, where God ~
140 3, 72 | consecrated twice. But the ~sacramental matter is sanctified, in
141 3, 72 | blessed before being put to sacramental use. This suffices for the ~
142 3, 72 | principal agent; so too the sacramental matter needs a twofold ~
143 3, 72 | Q[62], A[3]). And this sacramental matter is consecrated, either
144 3, 72 | gives it its species, so a sacramental ~form should contain whatever
145 3, 72 | God, Who can bestow the sacramental effect, independently ~of
146 3, 72 | above (Q[62], A[2]), the sacramental grace adds ~to the sanctifying
147 3, 72 | appropriate to the blessing of ~sacramental matter, since thereon was
148 3, 73 | Himself with them under the sacramental species; as the Emperor'
149 3, 74 | ad omnes orth.): "In the ~sacramental oblations which in mass
150 3, 75 | nothing remains under ~the sacramental species except the body
151 3, 75 | remains neither under the sacramental species, nor elsewhere;
152 3, 76 | whole Christ is under each sacramental species ~yet not alike in
153 3, 76 | many other altars under the sacramental species. Likewise it is ~
154 3, 76 | but it is filled with the sacramental ~species, which have to
155 3, 76 | only by the fact that the sacramental species cease to exist.~
156 3, 76 | the future, so long as the sacramental species ~remain: and when
157 3, 76 | sacrament, on account of ~the sacramental species veiling it. But
158 3, 76 | bodily eye, on account of the sacramental species, is ~hindered from
159 3, 76 | accidents, but ~through the sacramental species.~Aquin.: SMT TP
160 3, 76 | this sacrament when the sacramental species cease to be present, ~
161 3, 76 | or a child appears, the ~sacramental species cease to be present.
162 3, 76 | is not ~there under the sacramental species, which is that of
163 3, 76 | apparition takes place, the sacramental species ~sometimes continue
164 3, 76 | the beholders, or in the sacramental dimensions themselves, as ~
165 3, 77 | Sang. Dom. xx) that "the sacramental species are the names of
166 3, 77 | like makes like. But the ~sacramental species are species without
167 3, 77 | surpass its cause. But all the sacramental species are accidents. ~
168 3, 77 | the Divine power that the ~sacramental species continue in the
169 3, 77 | Para. 1/1~Reply OBJ 1: The sacramental species, although they are
170 3, 77 | of Divine power ~that the sacramental species exist without substance,
171 3, 77 | energy is retained in the sacramental ~species, just as it was
172 3, 77 | Thes. Para. 1/1~Whether the sacramental species can be corrupted?~
173 3, 77 | OBJ 1: It seems that the sacramental species cannot be corrupted, ~
174 3, 77 | spiritual substances. But the sacramental species are forms ~without
175 3, 77 | consecration, ~whereby the sacramental species are preserved: and
176 3, 77 | Therefore, in no way can the ~sacramental species be corrupted.~Aquin.:
177 3, 77 | been stated (A[3]) that the sacramental ~species retain the same
178 3, 77 | Reply OBJ 2: Although the sacramental species are forms not in
179 3, 77 | consecration, namely, that those sacramental species retain without a ~
180 3, 77 | can be generated from the sacramental species?~Aquin.: SMT TP
181 3, 77 | can be generated from the sacramental ~species: because, whatever
182 3, 77 | no matter underlying the sacramental ~species except that of
183 3, 77 | can be generated from the sacramental ~species.~Aquin.: SMT TP
184 3, 77 | generically. Therefore, since the sacramental species ~are accidents,
185 3, 77 | substance be generated from the sacramental species, then substance
186 3, 77 | be generated out of the sacramental species.~Aquin.: SMT TP
187 3, 77 | is generated out ~of the sacramental species, either ashes, if
188 3, 77 | generated necessarily from the ~sacramental species if they be corrupted,
189 3, 77 | have not ~sprung from the sacramental species, but from the surrounding
190 3, 77 | cannot return while the sacramental ~species remain; nor, again,
191 3, 77 | 1/1~Reply OBJ 2: Those sacramental species are indeed accidents,
192 3, 77 | Thes. Para. 1/1~Whether the sacramental species can nourish?~Aquin.:
193 3, 77 | OBJ 1: It seems that the sacramental species cannot nourish,
194 3, 77 | which we are made." But the sacramental species are ~accidents,
195 3, 77 | Therefore it seems that the sacramental species ~cannot nourish.~
196 3, 77 | its ~quantity." But the sacramental species are not a substance.
197 3, 77 | could not happen if the ~sacramental species did not nourish.
198 3, 77 | not nourish. Therefore the sacramental species do ~nourish.~Aquin.:
199 3, 77 | been stated (A[5]) that the sacramental species can ~be converted
200 3, 77 | stand, who hold ~that the sacramental species nourish owing to
201 3, 77 | Reply OBJ 2: Although the sacramental species are not those things
202 3, 77 | Reply OBJ 3: Although the sacramental species are not a substance,
203 3, 77 | Thes. Para. 1/1~Whether the sacramental species are broken in this
204 3, 77 | OBJ 1: It seems that the sacramental species are not broken in
205 3, 77 | cannot be attributed to the sacramental species. Therefore the ~
206 3, 77 | species. Therefore the ~sacramental species cannot be broken.~
207 3, 77 | followed by sound. But the sacramental ~species emit no sound:
208 3, 77 | surface. Therefore the ~sacramental species are not broken.~
209 3, 77 | not ~to be ascribed to the sacramental species.~Aquin.: SMT TP
210 3, 77 | having quantity except the sacramental species is ~broken here,
211 3, 77 | remains. Therefore the sacramental species are broken. ~Aquin.:
212 3, 77 | other accidents. And as the ~sacramental species are the sacrament
213 3, 77 | density remain under the sacramental species, ~as stated above (
214 3, 77 | density ~remains under the sacramental species, hardness remains
215 3, 77 | its proper, but under the sacramental species. Hence in explaining
216 3, 77 | except according to its sacramental ~species. And the confession
217 3, 77 | is to be ~referred to the sacramental species, under which the
218 3, 77 | share in the quality of the sacramental species, because ~those
219 3, 77 | can be mingled with the sacramental species of ~the wine.~Aquin.:
220 3, 77 | is a substance, and the sacramental species, which are ~accidents;
221 3, 77 | the entire ~species of the sacramental wine is corrupted, so that
222 3, 77 | Nevertheless it is mixed with the ~sacramental species, yet so that after
223 3, 77 | dimensions, but according to the ~sacramental dimensions, under which
224 3, 78 | Secondly, because the sacramental forms bear the same ~relation
225 3, 78 | the signification of the sacramental effect as artificial ~forms
226 3, 78 | themselves, for ~producing the sacramental effects. This, as was shown
227 3, 78 | their effect without the sacramental words ~whereby the wine
228 3, 80 | species from the other. But sacramental ~eating is ordained for
229 3, 80 | eating as its end. Therefore sacramental ~eating ought not to be
230 3, 80 | sacrament spiritually. Moreover, sacramental ~eating would be to no purpose,
231 3, 80 | twofold eating, ~namely, sacramental and spiritual. ~Aquin.:
232 3, 80 | ways of eating, ~the one sacramental, and the other spiritual."~
233 3, 80 | against the imperfect, so sacramental eating, whereby the ~sacrament
234 3, 80 | rather than in Baptism, the ~sacramental use is distinguished from
235 3, 80 | Para. 1/1~Reply OBJ 2: That sacramental eating which is also a spiritual
236 3, 80 | included under it; ~but that sacramental eating which does not secure
237 3, 80 | spiritual ~drink." Nevertheless sacramental eating is not without avail,
238 3, 80 | proper species, but under the sacramental species. Consequently there ~
239 3, 80 | spiritually, as He is under the ~sacramental species, inasmuch as a man
240 3, 80 | sacrament, since in the sacramental form it is ~called the "
241 3, 80 | ceases to be under the ~sacramental species.~Aquin.: SMT TP
242 3, 80 | remains just as long under the sacramental species ~when taken by sinners.
243 3, 80 | an unbeliever receive the sacramental species, ~he would receive
244 3, 80 | species, but only as to its sacramental species. Some, ~however,
245 3, 80 | down as a third way besides sacramental and ~spiritual eating. ~(
246 3, 80 | greater dignity under the ~sacramental species than under His own.
247 3, 80 | s ~body, but only to the sacramental species, as stated above (
248 3, 80 | eats, receives not only the sacramental species, but likewise ~Christ
249 3, 80 | sin is against it under sacramental species; secondly, because
250 3, 81 | namely, ~spiritual and sacramental. But the spiritual was unsuitable
251 3, 81 | consequence so was ~the sacramental, since it is imperfect without
252 3, 81 | to the dimensions of the sacramental species; ~so that Christ
253 3, 81 | and they have need of the sacramental signs for perceiving its ~
254 3, 81 | 1/1~OBJ 3: Further, the sacramental words now spoken by the
255 3, 81 | But now by virtue of the sacramental words it is Christ's ~impassible
256 3, 81 | received by them under ~the sacramental species. But as seen in
257 3, 81 | impassible when given under the sacramental species.~Aquin.: SMT TP
258 3, 81 | therefore the power of the sacramental words extends to this, that ~
259 3, 81 | Lord can grieve beneath the sacramental veils But cannot feel the ~
260 3, 82 | Para. 1/1~Reply OBJ 1: The sacramental power is in several things,
261 3, 82 | and charity, but not by sacramental power: consequently he ~
262 3, 83 | OBJ 7: The efficacy of the sacramental words can be hindered by ~
263 3, 83 | priest does not pray that the sacramental species may ~be borne up
264 3, 84 | thus hallowed produces the ~sacramental effect. Now sins cannot
265 3, 84 | ad 1), it behooves the sacramental form to ~signify the sacramental
266 3, 84 | sacramental form to ~signify the sacramental effect in a manner that
267 3, 84 | employed by the Church in sacramental ~absolution. But such absolutions
268 3, 84 | given in public are not ~sacramental, but are prayers for the
269 3, 84 | sins. Wherefore ~in giving sacramental absolution it would not
270 3, 84 | prayer is said before the sacramental absolution is given, lest
271 3, 84 | absolution is given, lest the ~sacramental effect be hindered on the
272 3, 84 | works ~inwardly in all the sacramental signs, be they things or
273 3, 84 | their own ~agency in the sacramental forms rather than in the
274 3, 84 | imposition of hands is not sacramental, but is ~intended for the
275 3, 87 | sprinkling of holy water, any sacramental anointing, a prayer said
276 Suppl, 4 | it is a meritorious and ~sacramental act, and, to a certain extent,
277 Suppl, 5 | also, and ~likewise the sacramental cause, since the sacramental
278 Suppl, 5 | sacramental cause, since the sacramental forms are words ~uttered
279 Suppl, 6 | the sacrament ~having the sacramental power; wherefore it ought
280 Suppl, 6 | confession, ~which is of sacramental necessity, is according
281 Suppl, 7 | Confession is the sinner's sacramental ~self-accusation through
282 Suppl, 8 | sacrament: and consequently ~sacramental confession which should
283 Suppl, 8 | priest. For confession is a sacramental accusation, as appears from
284 Suppl, 8 | confession made to a layman is a ~sacramental, although it is not a perfect
285 Suppl, 8 | forgiveness of venial sins. and a ~sacramental, such as holy water or the
286 Suppl, 8 | baptizes ~him: whereas the sacramental power of Penance consists
287 Suppl, 8 | fulfills his own part of the sacramental confession, ~he does not
288 Suppl, 8 | confession, ~he does not receive sacramental absolution. Wherefore his
289 Suppl, 9 | used in washing, so in the sacramental act which ~is intended for
290 Suppl, 10| confession): and then general sacramental ~confession works for the
291 Suppl, 10| Para. 1/1~Reply OBJ 1: In sacramental confession, not only is
292 Suppl, 10| what was wanting to the ~sacramental confession.~Aquin.: SMT
293 Suppl, 11| confession ~does not cease to be sacramental although he that confesses,
294 Suppl, 11| obligation of making a ~sacramental confession is of Divine
295 Suppl, 11| confession is connected with sacramental ~confession. But those things
296 Suppl, 11| which have ~reference to sacramental confession.~Aquin.: SMT
297 Suppl, 11| which have reference to sacramental confession, yet ~indirectly
298 Suppl, 11| which are not connected with sacramental ~confession are affected
299 Suppl, 18| Confirmation, ~and then the sacramental virtue is in both together.
300 Suppl, 18| matter, and then the entire sacramental virtue is in the minister,
301 Suppl, 18| for the reception of the sacramental ~effect; whereas Baptism
302 Suppl, 18| grace at the very time of ~sacramental confession and absolution,
303 Suppl, 18| for then confession and ~sacramental absolution would be mere
304 Suppl, 18| power ~of the keys. For the sacramental power is ordained as a remedy
305 Suppl, 18| of ~the keys, which is a sacramental power, the priest cannot
306 Suppl, 19| that He could produce the sacramental effect without the sacramental ~
307 Suppl, 19| sacramental effect without the sacramental ~rite. Now the key is something
308 Suppl, 19| Now the key is something sacramental. Therefore He needed no
309 Suppl, 19| which we have, like other ~sacramental powers, is instrumental:
310 Suppl, 19| which Christ had was not sacramental, but the ~origin of the
311 Suppl, 19| but the ~origin of the sacramental key.~Aquin.: SMT XP Q[19]
312 Suppl, 20| of a ~superior. For every sacramental act requires its proper
313 Suppl, 22| unbelievers who have no (sacramental) character, whereby they
314 Suppl, 25| Further, the granting of the sacramental effect without the ~sacraments
315 Suppl, 25| Reply OBJ 3: The effect of sacramental absolution is the removal
316 Suppl, 25| The key of orders is a ~sacramental: and as the effects of the
317 Suppl, 25| jurisdiction is not something sacramental, and its effect ~depends
318 Suppl, 29| the sacraments, whereas a sacramental is an action which, though
319 Suppl, 29| Extreme Unction is not a sacramental but a ~sacrament.~Aquin.:
320 Suppl, 29| The ~first is that all sacramental efficacy is derived from
321 Suppl, 29| and not that which, as a sacramental, is directed to a sacrament ~
322 Suppl, 29| Para. 1/1~Reply OBJ 2: The sacramental matter is not one that is
323 Suppl, 29| Now the words are the ~sacramental form. Therefore, since this
324 Suppl, 29| is not ~expressed in the sacramental forms except by way of assertion,
325 Suppl, 29| should be expressed in the ~sacramental forms because it is essential
326 Suppl, 29| the prayer, are not the sacramental form, but are a ~preparation
327 Suppl, 30| healing by means of an outward sacramental healing: and even as ~the
328 Suppl, 30| OTC Para. 2/2~Further, a sacramental character causes a distinction
329 Suppl, 31| These unctions were not sacramental. It was due to the ~devotion
330 Suppl, 31| Cor. 12:9) but not through sacramental grace.~Aquin.: SMT XP Q[
331 Suppl, 32| seated. Consequently the sacramental unction also ought to be
332 Suppl, 33| Para. 1/1~I answer that, No sacramental or sacrament, having an
333 Suppl, 34| should not be made in the sacramental form, ~except of such things
334 Suppl, 36| touch the symbols," i.e. the sacramental ~signs. Hence when they
335 Suppl, 37| to the disposal ~of the sacramental matter in the sacred vessels
336 Suppl, 37| to the proffering of the sacramental ~matter, and this belongs
337 Suppl, 37| the Orders derive their sacramental nature from their ~relation
338 Suppl, 37| the vessels in which the sacramental matter is ~contained, as
339 Suppl, 37| gratuitous grace rather than to a sacramental grace. ~Wherefore we should
340 Suppl, 39| thing, is required in all sacramental actions; thus it was stated
341 Suppl, 39| Para. 1/1~Reply OBJ 4: The sacramental signs signify by reason
342 Suppl, 42| s blessing, which is a ~sacramental.~Aquin.: SMT XP Q[42] A[
343 Suppl, 43| espousals ~are a kind of sacramental annexed to matrimony, as
344 Suppl, 45| In a vow there is not a sacramental but only a spiritual ~bond,
345 Suppl, 45| 1/1~I answer that, The sacramental causes produce their effect
346 Suppl, 49| office of ~nature. Hence the sacramental aspect is a condition added
347 Suppl, 53| not so order, which ~has a sacramental cause appointed by God.
348 Suppl, 56| is not a sacrament but a sacramental. Wherefore ~others say that
349 Suppl, 59| therefore so far as the ~sacramental essentials are concerned,
350 Suppl, 63| marriage. Therefore it is a sacramental union.~Aquin.: SMT XP Q[
351 Suppl, 66| alone which belongs to the sacramental effect,* and this is not ~
352 Suppl, 96| incorporation is the ~effect of the sacramental eating, in those who approach
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