Part, Question
1 1, 1 | bishop should "embrace that ~faithful word which is according
2 1, 21 | believe not, He continueth faithful: He cannot deny Himself."
3 1, 22 | is said (Mt. 24:45), "a faithful and wise ~servant, whom
4 1, 58 | same way the life of the faithful and the just is called light
5 1, 58 | yet this very life of the ~faithful, when set in contrast to
6 1, 59 | same way the life of the faithful and the just is called light
7 1, 59 | yet this very life of the ~faithful, when set in contrast to
8 1, 94 | possess the Holy Ghost, as the faithful possess ~Him now," who are
9 1, 99 | the angels who remained faithful to God, while the ~others
10 1, 107 | when He ~shall have led the faithful to the enjoyment of God
11 1, 115 | from the hearts of the ~faithful to think that fate is anything
12 1, 116 | is the union of all the faithful. Therefore some things are ~
13 2, 58 | science ~which makes man to be faithful and to do his duty to God."
14 2, 65 | where it is written: "God is faithful, by Whom you are called ~
15 2, 68 | Ghost comes upon all the ~faithful; but, in a singular way,
16 2, 68 | xiv, 1) that "many of the ~faithful have not knowledge, though
17 2, 91 | testimony of the Lord is faithful," because of the ~certainty
18 2, 97 | Who, thinkest thou, is the faithful and wise dispenser ~[Douay:
19 2, 98 | Jewish people alone ~remained faithful to the worship of one God,
20 2, 100 | men, ~especially by the faithful. But other solemnities were
21 2, 100 | 2:13), "God continueth ~faithful, He cannot deny Himself."
22 2, 102 | constructed signify the faithful of Christ, who compose ~
23 2, 102 | four ~colors: because the faithful are inwardly adorned with
24 2, 102 | living tabernacle, i.e. the faithful of whom the ~Church of Christ
25 2, 102 | foreshadowed the assembly of the ~faithful in the kingdom of heaven:
26 2, 102 | and on the lips of the ~faithful, by which same Passion we
27 2, 102 | the blameless life of the faithful who ~partake of Christ's
28 2, 102 | because He is ~the Head of the faithful; and by the he-goat, on
29 2, 103 | Law, for the minds of the ~faithful, to be united by faith to
30 2, 103 | to the salvation of the faithful; therefore Augustine (Epist. ~
31 2, 106 | inscribed on the ~hearts of the faithful": and elsewhere, in the
32 2, 106 | in the New ~Law; and the faithful need to be instructed concerning
33 2, 107 | should become a burden to the faithful. For ~he says in reply to
34 2, 108 | observances pertaining to the ~faithful should also have been instituted
35 2, 108 | to the discretion of the faithful, since they ~have not of
36 2, 113 | belongs to the grace of the faithful." Therefore the ~justification
37 2, 1 | them ~to be credible. The faithful, on the other hand, know
38 2, 1 | proved in the eyes of the faithful, ~as a conclusion drawn
39 2, 1 | symbol, concerns all the faithful. Now the faithful are not
40 2, 1 | all the faithful. Now the faithful are not all competent ~to
41 2, 1 | that even if ~some of the faithful lack living faith, they
42 2, 3 | encouragement to the rest of the faithful, or to check the attacks
43 2, 3 | not the duty of all the faithful to ~instruct others in the
44 2, 3 | either to the faith or to the faithful. Hence Our Lord said (Mt. ~
45 2, 5 | the first sense in ~the faithful of Christ: and in this way
46 2, 5 | the same way as one of the faithful does, ~namely by adhering
47 2, 5 | equal degree by all the faithful.~Aquin.: SMT SS Q[5] A[4]
48 2, 9 | xiv, 1) that "many of the faithful lack knowledge though ~they
49 2, 10 | belongs to the grace of the faithful." ~Therefore not to have
50 2, 10 | should be compelled by the ~faithful, if it be possible to do
51 2, 10 | this reason that Christ's faithful ~often wage war with unbelievers,
52 2, 10 | the Church forbids the faithful to communicate with certain ~
53 2, 10 | person is forbidden to ~the faithful, in two ways: first, as
54 2, 10 | Church does not forbid the faithful to ~communicate with unbelievers,
55 2, 10 | and are condemned by the faithful to some temporal ~punishment.
56 2, 10 | the ~Church forbids the faithful to communicate with those
57 2, 10 | than to the aversion of the faithful from the faith. These are
58 2, 10 | special ~sins, withdraws the faithful from communication with
59 2, 10 | the reverse: and so the faithful are ~not forbidden to have
60 2, 10 | authority or dominion over the faithful?~Aquin.: SMT SS Q[10] A[
61 2, 10 | authority or dominion ~over the faithful. For the Apostle says (1
62 2, 10 | have authority over the faithful. ~Therefore it seems that
63 2, 10 | have authority over the faithful.~Aquin.: SMT SS Q[10] A[
64 2, 10 | subjects. Now some of the faithful were members of unbelieving
65 2, 10 | have ~authority over the faithful.~Aquin.: SMT SS Q[10] A[
66 2, 10 | have authority over the faithful even as to dominion.~Aquin.:
67 2, 10 | pronounce ~judgment on the faithful, for the Apostle says (1
68 2, 10 | have authority over the faithful.~Aquin.: SMT SS Q[10] A[
69 2, 10 | of unbelievers over the faithful as ~of a thing to be established
70 2, 10 | contempt, if they see the faithful fall away. Hence the ~Apostle
71 2, 10 | the ~Apostle forbade the faithful to go to law before an unbelieving
72 2, 10 | the distinction between faithful and unbelievers arises ~
73 2, 10 | the distinction between faithful and unbelievers, considered
74 2, 10 | of unbelievers over the ~faithful.~Aquin.: SMT SS Q[10] A[
75 2, 10 | forfeit ~their power over the faithful who are converted into children
76 2, 10 | preceded the distinction of ~faithful from unbelievers. Hence
77 2, 10 | should be a ~few of the faithful in the emperor's household,
78 2, 10 | defend ~the rest of the faithful. Thus the Blessed Sebastian
79 2, 10 | dominion or authority ~over the faithful, than that they should be
80 2, 10 | reason to fear that the ~faithful will be perverted by such
81 2, 11 | in the constancy of the faithful being put ~to the test,
82 2, 12 | and so she allowed ~the faithful to obey Julian the apostate,
83 2, 22 | written (1 ~Cor. 1:9): "God is faithful: by Whom you are called
84 2, 23 | progress, let none of the faithful say: 'Enough.' For ~whosoever
85 2, 24 | when we pray for all the faithful, or for a ~whole people,
86 2, 29 | unbelievers as well as for the faithful.~Aquin.: SMT SS Q[31] A[
87 2, 29 | civic matters, that of the faithful is in spiritual matters,
88 2, 30 | and ~usury: I speak to the faithful to whom we dispense the
89 2, 31 | and all the rest of the faithful should be most solicitous ~
90 2, 37 | is the duty of Christ's faithful to lead back those ~who
91 2, 38 | oppresses those who are faithful and humble. But he who ~
92 2, 38 | the ~end. Now, among the faithful, carnal wars should be considered
93 2, 38 | safeguarding the common weal of the faithful, it is lawful to ~carry
94 2, 45 | Who, thinkest thou, is a ~faithful and prudent [Douay: 'wise']
95 2, 53 | Apostle does not counsel the faithful to be deceived in ~their
96 2, 65 | that the judge may have a faithful record of the truth of the
97 2, 66 | secrets; but he that is faithful, ~concealeth the thing committed
98 2, 68 | secrets, but he ~that is faithful concealeth the thing committed
99 2, 72 | Nothing can be compared to a faithful ~friend." Again, a man's
100 2, 78 | according to Mt. 24:45, "A faithful and wise servant, ~whom
101 2, 79 | virtue, because it makes us faithful, and fulfil our just ~obligations
102 2, 81 | representing the body of the faithful: wherefore such like prayer
103 2, 83 | things ~given to God by the faithful; (2) Of vows, whereby something
104 2, 84 | account of custom; ~for the faithful are bound at certain solemn
105 2, 84 | but also as regards the faithful dispensation thereof, ~by
106 2, 86 | For one to be accounted faithful one must keep one's ~promises.
107 2, 86 | 7)]. Now man ought to be faithful to God above all, both on
108 2, 88 | Apostle too besought the faithful "by the mercy of God" ~(
109 2, 92 | images set up which the faithful worship. Therefore idolatry,
110 2, 98 | Altare]): "None of the faithful is ignorant that ~buying
111 2, 99 | country ~and render them faithful service."~Aquin.: SMT SS
112 2, 102 | things?~(6) Whether the faithful are bound to obey the secular
113 2, 102 | Christ does not excuse the faithful from the obligation of ~
114 2, 145 | concern the common weal of the faithful in ~spiritual goods.~Aquin.:
115 2, 145 | opposed to the freedom of the ~faithful, rather are they of use
116 2, 145 | most becoming that the faithful should rejoice spiritually
117 2, 145 | sin, and the minds of the ~faithful to be raised to God by devotion:
118 2, 145 | the common custom of the faithful.~Aquin.: SMT SS Q[147] A[
119 2, 150 | of the Church informs the faithful in no uncertain manner,
120 2, 169 | for the instruction of the faithful; yet not all to every one, ~
121 2, 174 | nor does ~each one of the faithful now speak save in one tongue.
122 2, 181 | opposed to unity. Now the faithful of ~Christ are called to
123 2, 181 | threefold distinction ~among the faithful. One, with regard to perfection,
124 2, 183 | according to Mt. 24:45, "A faithful and a wise servant, whom
125 2, 183 | and robbery oppresses ~the faithful and the humble." Therefore
126 2, 183 | Tim. 5:16): "If any of the faithful have widows, let him ~minister
127 2, 183 | dispensers that a man ~be found faithful." Moreover ecclesiastical
128 2, 183 | or the offerings of the faithful ~only one part is to be
129 2, 184 | down the way in which the faithful are to give alms saying: "
130 2, 185 | by the offerings ~of the faithful, and it is of these that
131 2, 185 | live at the expense of the faithful is the stipend ~appointed
132 2, 185 | live on ~the alms of the faithful.~Aquin.: SMT SS Q[187] A[
133 2, 185 | live at the expense of the faithful, either in order to cut
134 2, 185 | princes or of any of the ~faithful any endowment whatsoever
135 2, 185 | movable ~goods from the faithful they can lawfully live on
136 2, 185 | that "the good works of the faithful should not leave God's servants
137 2, 185 | live at the charge of the ~faithful): "if they be ministers
138 2, 185 | offered is common to all the faithful. Thirdly, if they ~devote
139 2, 185 | live at the charge of the faithful, as stated above.~Aquin.:
140 2, 185 | without the alms of the faithful. Thus ~alms are besought
141 2, 186 | their livelihood from ~the faithful of Christ, according to
142 2, 186 | purpose, ~it follows that the faithful of Christ are bound to support
143 2, 186 | spiritual ~arms in defending the faithful against the errors of heretics
144 2, 186 | devil, than to protect the faithful by means of bodily ~weapons.
145 2, 186 | Para. 1/1~Reply OBJ 4: The faithful are not bound by law to
146 2, 186 | tithes and ~offerings of the faithful for that purpose, as well
147 2, 186 | willing to minister to the ~faithful by exercising the aforesaid
148 2, 186 | payment as of right, the faithful are not burdened thereby ~
149 2, 186 | of the ~multitude of the faithful, and the difficulty of finding
150 2, 186 | belong, says: "Embracing that faithful word which is according
151 3, 1 | must be the mind of the faithful servant, to account the
152 3, 4 | men, especially of ~the faithful." But nature as it is in
153 3, 6 | Jn. 1:16), i.e. all the faithful of all ~time, as Chrysostom
154 3, 7 | by the conversion of the ~faithful does not pertain to the
155 3, 7 | ordained to the benefit of the ~faithful. But it does not seem that
156 3, 7 | Apostle desires for the faithful to whom he writes.~Aquin.:
157 3, 8 | But ~there are many of the faithful in whom is found the spot
158 3, 8 | not the Head of all the faithful.~Aquin.: SMT TP Q[8] A[3]
159 3, 8 | men, especially of the faithful," and (1 Jn. 2:2): "He is
160 3, 8 | the congregation of the faithful: ~and in the angels there
161 3, 8 | the congregation of the faithful; ~but, in heaven, it is
162 3, 8 | Head ~not merely of the faithful, but of comprehensors, as
163 3, 20 | when He has brought the faithful, over ~whom He now reigns
164 3, 22 | Christ is presented to the faithful under the form ~of bread
165 3, 25 | Church as practiced by the faithful as time went on. ~Wherefore
166 3, 29 | For by this example the faithful are taught that if ~after
167 3, 36 | men, ~especially of the faithful." Therefore Christ's birth
168 3, 36 | summit of a mountain with faithful ~assiduity: whence they
169 3, 39 | is commendable that the faithful of Christ should be ~baptized,
170 3, 39 | heaven was opened to the faithful through Christ's ~Passion,
171 3, 39 | because, to ~wit, the faithful after baptism stand in need
172 3, 39 | Now the baptism which the faithful receive is hallowed by the ~
173 3, 42 | avoid offending not only the faithful, but even unbelievers, ~
174 3, 42 | witnesses, the same command to faithful men, who shall be fit to
175 3, 45 | as a reward to all the ~faithful (2 Cor. 3:18; Phil. 3:21),
176 3, 46 | believe ~not, He continueth faithful, He cannot deny Himself."
177 3, 47 | written (Dt. 32:4): "God is ~faithful, and without any iniquity."
178 3, 48 | Himself, but likewise in His faithful ones, as ~He says Himself (
179 3, 48 | merited the ~salvation of the faithful.~Aquin.: SMT TP Q[48] A[
180 3, 48 | satisfaction belongs to all the faithful as being His ~members. Also,
181 3, 49 | soweth ~justice, there is a faithful reward." But the reward
182 3, 51 | foreshadowed the devotion of ~the faithful who in the time to come
183 3, 52 | not yet paid: just as the faithful are now delivered by baptism
184 3, 53 | in order the lives of the faithful: according to Rm. ~6:4: "
185 3, 54 | Hence our Lord assured His faithful ones by saying (Mt. 10:30): ~"
186 3, 57 | was withdrawn from the ~faithful by the Ascension, still
187 3, 57 | Godhead is ever with ~the faithful, as He Himself says (Mt.
188 3, 57 | For even to put ~the faithful beside the unbeliever is
189 3, 63 | that by their means the ~faithful receive a certain spiritual
190 3, 63 | Para. 1/1~Reply OBJ 1: The faithful of Christ are destined to
191 3, 63 | military service. Now the faithful are deputed to a twofold
192 3, 63 | 2~Secondly, each of the faithful is deputed to receive, or
193 3, 63 | to Whose character the faithful are likened by ~reason of
194 3, 63 | manner the character of the faithful is that by ~which the faithful
195 3, 63 | faithful is that by ~which the faithful of Christ are distinguished
196 3, 63 | sacramental character ~Christ's faithful have a share in His Priesthood;
197 3, 63 | spiritual priesthood, so His faithful are ~likened to Him by sharing
198 3, 64 | unclean from the body of the faithful, or ~prepare them by their
199 3, 64 | but for the good of ~the faithful; lest they should put their
200 3, 65 | order and Confirmation the faithful of Christ are ~deputed to
201 3, 66 | whereby the devotion of the faithful is ~aroused, and the cunning
202 3, 66 | arouse the devotion of the faithful, and ~their reverence for
203 3, 66 | for the instruction of the faithful. Because simple and ~unlettered
204 3, 66 | which baptism, indeed, the ~faithful are not baptized, rather
205 3, 66 | of the ~salvation of the faithful in the Church; since then "
206 3, 68 | too, if they be good and faithful) as from the whole company ~
207 3, 68 | company ~of the saints and the faithful. For they are rightly considered
208 3, 69 | which is proper to the faithful of Christ, as the Apostle
209 3, 70 | the congregation of the faithful. Now our faith is the same ~
210 3, 70 | aggregated to the body of the faithful. Consequently, it ~is manifest
211 3, 70 | behooved the body of the faithful to be gathered together
212 3, 72 | gives edification to the faithful.~Aquin.: SMT TP Q[72] A[
213 3, 72 | under visible ~signs on the faithful, just as, at the beginning,
214 3, 72 | nor from the rest of the faithful, because this ~sacrament
215 3, 72 | is enjoined to all ~the faithful. Therefore a character is
216 3, 72 | by his employer. ~Now the faithful of Christ are a Divine work,
217 3, 72 | Pope Urban I says: "All the faithful should. after Baptism, ~
218 3, 72 | Ghost was given to ~Christ's faithful on the day of Pentecost,
219 3, 72 | that, Our Lord promised His faithful (Mt. 18:20) saying: "Where ~
220 3, 72 | of the multitude of the faithful, and on account of ~imminent
221 3, 73 | that then every one of the faithful becomes a partaker of the
222 3, 73 | of "Sacrifice"; and the faithful intercommunicate through
223 3, 73 | these expressions by the faithful.~Aquin.: SMT TP Q[73] A[
224 3, 74 | sacrament is the use of the faithful. Consequently, the quantity
225 3, 74 | comparison with the use of ~the faithful. But this cannot be determined
226 3, 74 | comparison with the use ~of the faithful who are actually present;
227 3, 74 | reference to ~the number of the faithful absolutely. But the number
228 3, 74 | absolutely. But the number of the faithful is ~not a determinate one.
229 3, 74 | But the number of the ~faithful, for whose use this sacrament
230 3, 74 | with the sincerity of the faithful, which is ~required in the
231 3, 74 | of this sacrament by the faithful, in this respect ~that by
232 3, 74 | while the ~usage of the faithful is not essential to the
233 3, 75 | ordained for the profit of ~the faithful. But according to Gregory
234 3, 76 | to the refection of the faithful, which consists in food
235 3, 76 | for the ~salvation of the faithful, not by virtue of the species,
236 3, 76 | body be shown apart to the faithful as food, and the blood as ~
237 3, 78 | as it is the drink of the faithful, which is not implied under ~
238 3, 80 | then every one of the faithful becomes a partaker," i.e. ~
239 3, 80 | promote the ~welfare of the faithful. But the Church's statute
240 3, 80 | it was enacted that the faithful ~should communicate daily:
241 3, 80 | Innocent III commanded that the faithful ~should communicate "at
242 3, 80 | Eccles. Dogmat. xxiii, the faithful are counseled "to communicate ~
243 3, 80 | not lie in the use of ~the faithful, but in the consecration
244 3, 82 | Who, ~thinkest thou, is a faithful and wise servant?" and afterwards
245 3, 82 | are not made for ~all the faithful, as in the mass; therefore
246 3, 82 | merely in ~relation to the faithful of Christ to whom the sacraments
247 3, 82 | those days on which the ~faithful usually communicate. And
248 3, 82 | accomplished in being used by the ~faithful, and therefore he alone
249 3, 83 | effect flows out to the faithful; but at Passion-tide Christ'
250 3, 83 | place but once; whereas the faithful receive daily the fruits ~
251 3, 83 | already consecrated, and the faithful lie in it, it ~is lawful
252 3, 83 | the salvation ~of all the faithful. But in the celebration
253 3, 83 | the salvation of all the faithful and of ~the departed. Consequently
254 3, 83 | devotion on the part of the faithful is required in ~every sacrament.
255 3, 83 | Consequently, the devotion of the faithful ought not to ~be stirred
256 3, 83 | the instruction of the faithful, ~because this sacrament
257 3, 83 | is the instruction of the faithful who take part in this ~sacrament;
258 3, 83 | Christ it spreads ~to the faithful by the work of His ministers,
259 Suppl, 9 | confession:~Simple, humble, pure, faithful,~Frequent, undisguised,
260 Suppl, 9 | confession is said to be "faithful," ~i.e. true. Secondly,
261 Suppl, 21| things, viz. the body of the faithful and the participation of
262 Suppl, 21| presupposes the former, since the faithful ~are united together in
263 Suppl, 21| privation of communion with the ~faithful, but not of the participation
264 Suppl, 21| given, because, to wit, the faithful communicate together in
265 Suppl, 21| Now communion with the faithful is twofold. One consists
266 Suppl, 21| partaking together with the faithful in spiritual ~things, in
267 Suppl, 21| lawful communion with the faithful."~Aquin.: SMT XP Q[21] A[
268 Suppl, 21| charity which unites all the faithful, making them ~one in God,
269 Suppl, 21| from the whole body of the ~faithful, for whom she prays. Hence
270 Suppl, 21| sacraments received and from the faithful ~dwelling together.~Aquin.:
271 Suppl, 21| from the communion of the faithful that he may blush with ~
272 Suppl, 22| from the communion of ~the faithful, it belongs to the external
273 Suppl, 22| from the ~communion of the faithful, he is deprived of the use
274 Suppl, 22| of the ~communion of the faithful. But when a man has been
275 Suppl, 23| of the communion of the faithful. Wherefore it is ~lawful
276 Suppl, 23| of the communion of the faithful. Wherefore it is not lawful
277 Suppl, 23| unbelievers as ~well as the faithful who are under her care:
278 Suppl, 23| from the communion of the faithful over whom she exercises
279 Suppl, 26| the congregation of the ~faithful, and since a congregation
280 Suppl, 29| in something used by the faithful, is that in respect of ~
281 Suppl, 36| Our Lord describes the faithful servant whom He has set ~"
282 Suppl, 37| from the assembly of ~the faithful; this belongs to the doorkeepers.
283 Suppl, 49| faith" the duty of remaining faithful, ~and there can be no matrimony
284 Suppl, 57| a sacrament ~whereby the faithful are born again in Christ,
285 Suppl, 62| party and in favor of the ~faithful party, so that the latter
286 Suppl, 69| the Church ~prays for the faithful to be brought.~Aquin.: SMT
287 Suppl, 71| Para. 2/2~Further, all the faithful united together by charity
288 Suppl, 71| sacrifices offered for the faithful departed ~profit the saints,
289 Suppl, 71| Church or for the use of the faithful.~Aquin.: SMT XP Q[71] A[
290 Suppl, 71| that the devotion of the ~faithful is fruitless. Now some,
291 Suppl, 71| iv), the devotion of ~the faithful is not fruitless when they
292 Suppl, 71| excite ~the devotion of the faithful, who are more inclined to
293 Suppl, 71| always to be said for all the faithful departed: and ~this is evidently
294 Suppl, 93| in order to rank with the faithful who are ~married."~Aquin.:
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