Part, Question
1 1, 4 | merely ~in intensity and remission, as that which is less white
2 1, 21 | Hence the Apostle calls ~remission a forgiving: "Forgive one
3 1, 48 | quantity, but rather by way of ~remission, as diminution in qualities
4 1, 48 | qualities and forms. The remission likewise ~of this habitude
5 1, 48 | contrary, it receives its remission by contrary dispositions ~
6 1, 64 | after death they are without remission ~and endure for ever.~Aquin.:
7 1, 49 | quantity, but rather by way of ~remission, as diminution in qualities
8 1, 49 | qualities and forms. The remission likewise ~of this habitude
9 1, 49 | contrary, it receives its remission by contrary dispositions ~
10 1, 65 | after death they are without remission ~and endure for ever.~Aquin.:
11 1, 94 | required grace also for the remission of ~sin, and for the support
12 1, 96 | recovered grace as ~regards remission of guilt and the merit of
13 2, 52 | concerning intensity and remission of habits and forms, as
14 2, 52 | cannot ~vary in intensity and remission: wherefore in the genus
15 2, 52 | two ~ways intensity and remission may be observed in habits
16 2, 74 | recited every day for the remission ~of venial sins, as Augustine
17 2, 87 | because in hell there is no remission of ~sins. Therefore venial
18 2, 87 | without which there is no remission of sin.~Aquin.: SMT FS Q[
19 2, 89 | means of grace, receive the remission of original sin: whereas
20 2, 98 | not confer grace unto the remission ~of sins, although by fulfilling
21 2, 102 | priests to signify that remission of sins is granted by God
22 2, 105 | because it is the year of remission of the Lord"; ~and (Ex.
23 2, 105 | to do so as the year of remission drew nigh, as ~stated in
24 2, 105 | in the ~seventh year of remission: wherefore he was punished
25 2, 110 | says: ~"Grace, i.e. the remission of sins." Now the remission
26 2, 110 | remission of sins." Now the remission of sin implies ~nothing
27 2, 110 | that grace ~was for the remission of sins, and peace for our
28 2, 110 | of grace signifies the ~remission of sins." Not only grace,
29 2, 110 | to grace. And hence the remission of sins does not take ~place
30 2, 113 | required?~(6) Whether the remission of sins is to be reckoned
31 2, 113 | justification of the ungodly is the remission of sins?~Aquin.: SMT FS
32 2, 113 | the ungodly is not the ~remission of sins. For sin is opposed
33 2, 113 | justice. Therefore not even remission of sin ~is justification,
34 2, 113 | Anima ii, text. 49. Now the remission of sins is ~brought about
35 2, 113 | all sins." Therefore the remission of sins ought to be named ~
36 2, 113 | 1/1~OBJ 3: Further, the remission of sins seems to be the
37 2, 113 | justification is ~not the remission of sins.~Aquin.: SMT FS
38 2, 113 | gloss says i.e. "by the remission of sins." Therefore the
39 2, 113 | of sins." Therefore the remission ~of sins is justification.~
40 2, 113 | anyone is changed by the remission of ~sins from the state
41 2, 113 | motion of God is not the remission of sins, ~but its cause.~
42 2, 113 | grace is required for the remission of guilt, ~i.e. for the
43 2, 113 | would seem that for the remission of guilt, which is the ~
44 2, 113 | 1/1~OBJ 2: Further, the remission of guilt consists in the
45 2, 113 | is not ~required for the remission of guilt.~Aquin.: SMT FS
46 2, 113 | could not conceive ~the remission of guilt, without the infusion
47 2, 113 | Thes. Para. 1/1~Whether the remission of sins ought to be reckoned
48 2, 113 | It would seem that the remission of sins ought not to be
49 2, 113 | the ungodly is itself the remission of sins, as stated ~above (
50 2, 113 | above (A[1]). Therefore the remission of sins ought not to be
51 2, 113 | Further, infusion of grace and remission of sins are the same; as ~
52 2, 113 | multitude. Therefore the remission of sins ought not to be
53 2, 113 | 1/1~OBJ 3: Further, the remission of sin follows as effect
54 2, 113 | simultaneous. Hence the remission of sins ought ~not to be
55 2, 113 | of everything. Now the ~remission of sins is the end of the
56 2, 113 | be taken away." Hence the remission of sins ought to be reckoned ~
57 2, 113 | free-will towards sin, and the remission of sins. The reason for
58 2, 113 | movement is implied in the remission of ~sins; for in this is
59 2, 113 | the ungodly is called the remission of ~sins, even as every
60 2, 113 | infusion of grace and the remission of sin may be ~considered
61 2, 113 | evil, and do good." Now the remission of sins regards the turning
62 2, 113 | turning to good. Hence ~the remission of sin is naturally before
63 2, 113 | takes place. ~Hence the remission of sin and the free-will'
64 2, 113 | towards sin; the fourth, the ~remission of sin.~Aquin.: SMT FS Q[
65 2, 113 | of the ~movement is the remission of sin, as stated above (
66 2, 113 | fourth and last is the ~remission of sin, to which this transmutation
67 2, 113 | infusion of grace and the ~remission of sin regard God Who justifies,
68 2, 13 | because it is contrary to the ~remission of sins, which is the work
69 2, 19 | universal, that there is remission of sins in the Church.~Aquin.:
70 2, 20 | from God's ~justice, the remission of which presumption hopes
71 2, 60 | compensation to grant him a remission or a respite.~Aquin.: SMT
72 2, 65 | harmful to none. Now the remission of his punishment profits ~
73 2, 65 | injured party consent to the remission, and that this do not seem ~
74 2, 103 | directly to repentance ~and the remission of sins.~Aquin.: SMT SS
75 2, 155 | further punishment; and ~remission of punishment due amounts
76 2, 157 | cruelty and savagery, namely remission or laxity. For Gregory ~
77 2, 157 | 3 Para. 1/1~Reply OBJ 3: Remission of punishment is not a vice,
78 2, 157 | order altogether. Wherefore remission of punishment is ~opposed
79 2, 187 | religion ~a man obtains remission of all his sins. For if
80 3, 1 | His Son, ~to grant to all remission of their sin and to offer
81 3, 1 | Christ: the first, for the remission of sins; the second, to
82 3, 3 | Incarnation is ordained to the remission of sins, ~according to Mt.
83 3, 3 | from their sins." Now the remission of sins is attributed to ~
84 3, 3 | the ~Holy Ghost. But the remission of sins is caused by the
85 3, 22 | reasons. First, for the ~remission of sin, by which he is turned
86 3, 38 | baptism of penance unto remission of sins." But penance and
87 3, 38 | of sins." But penance and remission of ~sins are the effect
88 3, 38 | sins ~is ordered to their remission, which is effected by grace.
89 3, 38 | baptism of John effect the remission of ~sins, which cannot be
90 3, 38 | penance leads men on to "the remission ~of sins."~Aquin.: SMT TP
91 3, 38 | baptism of penance unto remission of sins," not ~as though
92 3, 38 | sins was not made unto the remission of ~sins, to be realized
93 3, 39 | is efficacious ~unto the remission of sin and the conferring
94 3, 39 | Christ needed ~neither the remission of sin, which was not in
95 3, 39 | of baptism, which is the remission of sins and ~reconciliation
96 3, 62 | which is ordained unto the ~remission of sins is derived principally
97 3, 67 | by Baptism receive a full remission both of guilt and of ~its
98 3, 68 | without which there is no remission of sins. And for this ~reason
99 3, 69 | sufficient cause of the remission of actual ~sins. But penance
100 3, 69 | has nothing to do with the remission of actual sins.~Aquin.:
101 3, 69 | shedding of ~blood there is no remission." Consequently no movement
102 3, 69 | human will ~suffices for the remission of sin, unless there be
103 3, 69 | none, seemingly, with the remission of the debt of punishment. ~
104 3, 69 | refreshing it signifies the remission of the debt of punishment,
105 3, 69 | abundantly," i.e. "unto the ~remission of sins and the fulness
106 3, 69 | and by its refreshment the remission of ~punishment, so by its
107 3, 69 | Baptism, he ~receives a fuller remission, as to the remission of
108 3, 69 | fuller remission, as to the remission of the entire ~punishment.
109 3, 69 | full effect, which is the remission of all sins.~Aquin.: SMT
110 3, 69 | its effect, which is the ~remission of all sins.~Aquin.: SMT
111 3, 70 | salvation for all, and is "The ~Remission of all sins" (Post-Communion,
112 3, 70 | that effect which is the remission of guilt, but not as to
113 3, 70 | circumcised, they received remission not ~only of original, but
114 3, 71 | man grace unto the full remission of sins. ~But those things
115 3, 71 | against his ~receiving the remission of sin through the sacrament.
116 3, 72 | Baptism which bestows full remission of sins is not less efficacious
117 3, 72 | as he can ~also receive remission of sins without Baptism.
118 3, 72 | given ~not only for the remission of sin, but also for growth
119 3, 72 | penitent will obtain fuller remission of his sin. And ~if any
120 3, 72 | contrite, he will receive the ~remission of his sins through the
121 3, 72 | Confirmation: since it bestows full remission of ~sins, both as to guilt
122 3, 78 | shed for many unto the ~remission of sins." The words added,
123 3, 79 | be shed for many unto the remission of ~sins."~Aquin.: SMT TP
124 3, 79 | directly ordained for the ~remission of punishment and guilt:
125 3, 79 | others, "shall ~be shed unto remission of sins."~Aquin.: SMT TP
126 3, 84 | Baptism, which confers full remission of all ~sins, both as to
127 3, 84 | but are prayers for the remission of venial sins. Wherefore ~
128 3, 84 | there is no doubt ~that remission of sins is granted through
129 3, 84 | wherein nevertheless a fuller remission of sins is bestowed.~Aquin.:
130 3, 84 | day: and that penance ~and remission of sins should be preached
131 3, 84 | 24:47) that "penance and remission ~of sins should be preached
132 3, 84 | is ~efficacious unto the remission of sins.~Aquin.: SMT TP
133 3, 84 | penitent's work is ~the full remission of sin both as to guilt
134 3, 86 | of the will, there is no remission of sins, ~even in Baptism,
135 3, 86 | His Blood . . . for the ~remission of former sins." Now Christ'
136 3, 86 | operating grace, while the remission of the debt of temporal
137 3, 86 | co-operating grace, so too, the remission of ~guilt and of eternal
138 3, 86 | Baptism, man receives the remission of all debt of punishment.
139 3, 86 | are they taken away by the remission of guilt, ~which is a work
140 3, 86 | Therefore after the first remission of sin, whereby the sinner
141 3, 86 | does nothing towards ~the remission of guilt, since this is
142 3, 86 | shedding of blood ~there is no remission." Now Penance, as a sacrament,
143 3, 87 | Out. Para. 1/1 - OF THE REMISSION OF VENIAL SIN (FOUR ARTICLES)~
144 3, 87 | is not sufficient for the remission ~of mortal sin, except as
145 3, 87 | grace is necessary for the remission of venial sins?~Aquin.:
146 3, 87 | grace is necessary for the ~remission of venial sins. Because
147 3, 87 | the proper cause of the remission of sins is grace; for ~man'
148 3, 87 | suffices by ~itself for the remission of venial sins. Therefore
149 3, 87 | nothing ~to do with the remission of venial sins.~Aquin.:
150 3, 87 | not suffice for the ~full remission of venial sins.~Aquin.:
151 3, 87 | Lord's Prayer cause the remission of venial sins: and the
152 3, 87 | certain things cause the remission of venial ~sins: first,
153 3, 87 | s Prayer ~conduce to the remission of venial sins, for we ask
154 3, 87 | the kind, conduce to the ~remission of venial sins.~Aquin.:
155 3, 87 | All these things cause the remission of venial sins, in so ~far
156 3, 87 | concerned, conduce to ~the remission of all venial sins: but
157 3, 87 | all venial sins: but the remission may be hindered as ~regards
158 3, 87 | grace is required for the remission of ~venial sin. but it is
159 3, 87 | 87], A[3]), there is no remission of ~any sin whatever except
160 3, 87 | grace is requisite for ~the remission of venial sin, yet it is
161 3, 88 | absolutely; so that if the remission of sins were ~effected by
162 3, 88 | sufficient causes of the ~remission of sins, which is erroneous,
163 3, 88 | the ~benefactor, it is the remission of something due to him;
164 3, 89 | 1]). But there can be no remission of sins except through the ~
165 Suppl, 1 | confession are necessary for the ~remission of the punishment which
166 Suppl, 1 | particles. And since, for the ~remission of sin, it is necessary
167 Suppl, 5 | inquiry:~(1) Whether the remission of sin is the effect of
168 Suppl, 5 | of guilt, but ~also the remission of all punishment. Secondly,
169 Suppl, 5 | intense as to suffice ~for the remission of both guilt and punishment.~
170 Suppl, 5 | contrition suffices for the ~remission of both punishment and guilt:
171 Suppl, 5 | and so it ~avails for the remission of both guilt and punishment.~
172 Suppl, 5 | this would suffice for ~the remission of the sin.~
173 Suppl, 6 | ordained for the sake of the remission of ~sin. But sin is sufficiently
174 Suppl, 6 | from it. ~Wherefore for the remission of both actual and original
175 Suppl, 6 | of grace suffices for the remission of sin; ~but after the sin
176 Suppl, 6 | remains bound ~after the remission of sin, is temporal, wherefore
177 Suppl, 6 | to its conducing to the remission of sin, as explained above.~
178 Suppl, 6 | infinity, in which ~respect the remission of sin must needs begin
179 Suppl, 10| directly ordained to the remission of punishment, which it
180 Suppl, 10| confession works for the remission of the punishment in virtue
181 Suppl, 17| set free from hell by the remission of the debt of ~eternal
182 Suppl, 17| And since every grace and remission in a mystical body ~comes
183 Suppl, 17| is the minister for the remission of sins. Therefore he ~should
184 Suppl, 18| the keys extends to the remission of guilt?~(2) Whether a
185 Suppl, 18| the keys extends to the remission of guilt? [*St. ~Thomas
186 Suppl, 18| the keys extends to the remission ~of guilt. For it was said
187 Suppl, 18| exercises a ~power over the remission of the guilt.~Aquin.: SMT
188 Suppl, 18| Penance grace is given for the remission of sin. Now ~the priest
189 Suppl, 18| priest ~operates unto the remission of sin by virtue of the
190 Suppl, 18| keys does not extend to the remission of guilt.~Aquin.: SMT XP
191 Suppl, 18| children receive grace and remission of sin without any previous ~
192 Suppl, 18| and then the grace of ~the remission of guilt is bestowed through
193 Suppl, 18| the keys operates unto the remission of guilt, either ~through
194 Suppl, 18| ordained, in a manner, to the remission of guilt, ~not as causing
195 Suppl, 18| guilt, ~not as causing that remission, but as disposing thereto.
196 Suppl, 18| in no way ordained to the remission of guilt, but ~only to the
197 Suppl, 18| guilt, but ~only to the remission of punishment, as some hold,
198 Suppl, 18| are ordained, not to the ~remission of guilt, but against punishment.
199 Suppl, 18| is not ordained unto the remission of guilt, because the use
200 Suppl, 18| that has its effect in the remission of guilt when the ~sacrament
201 Suppl, 18| causing then and there the remission of guilt, and by co-operating ~
202 Suppl, 18| dispose the penitent to the remission ~of his guilt, from the
203 Suppl, 18| operation, causes grace, or the remission of guilt, ~directly, but
204 Suppl, 18| keys does not effect the ~remission of guilt directly, and this
205 Suppl, 18| obtain the grace of the remission of his sins as ~to their
206 Suppl, 18| operation ordained to the remission of guilt, in ~the way mentioned
207 Suppl, 18| wisely. ~Therefore in the remission of the due punishment, there
208 Suppl, 19| members of the Dove. But the remission of sins is the use ~of the
209 Suppl, 19| Augustine speaks of the remission of sins in so far as holy ~
210 Suppl, 20| itself, extends to the ~remission of all sins. But since,
211 Suppl, 20| from a crime, ~but for the remission of the punishment he must
212 Suppl, 22| which confer grace, hence ~remission of venial sins follows the
213 Suppl, 25| Penance, conducing to the remission of the ~punishment due,
214 Suppl, 25| heaven. Wherefore whatever remission is granted in the court
215 Suppl, 25| judgment of God, for the remission of the ~punishment which
216 Suppl, 25| particular ~person, who needs the remission of his punishment (else
217 Suppl, 25| would have ~received this remission without any indulgence at
218 Suppl, 25| one man would obtain the remission ~of his punishment if another
219 Suppl, 25| Para. 1/1 ~Reply OBJ 1: The remission which is granted by means
220 Suppl, 25| man obtains a seven years' remission. If, then, an indulgence ~
221 Suppl, 25| indulgences would no longer be a remission, but rather a mere ~commutation.
222 Suppl, 25| say that the quantity of remission accorded in an ~indulgence
223 Suppl, 25| cause, so would he obtain remission in whole or in part. But ~
224 Suppl, 25| Wherefore the amount of the ~remission granted by the indulgence
225 Suppl, 25| cause. Now the cause of the ~remission of punishment effected by
226 Suppl, 25| abundance suffices for the ~remission of all punishment. The effective
227 Suppl, 25| The effective cause of the remission is not ~the devotion, or
228 Suppl, 25| estimate the ~quantity of the remission by any of the foregoing,
229 Suppl, 25| person so does he obtain ~remission. That they should be so
230 Suppl, 25| on a man's decision. The remission granted through indulgences
231 Suppl, 25| indulgences avail much for the remission of ~punishment, yet works
232 Suppl, 25| infinitely transcends the remission of ~temporal punishment.~
233 Suppl, 25| days' journey: because the remission, as ~stated above, is proportionate,
234 Suppl, 25| not as a measure of the ~remission of punishment, but in order
235 Suppl, 25| temporal help. Because the remission of sins is something spiritual.
236 Suppl, 26| grant an indulgence. Because remission of sins is an effect of
237 Suppl, 26| OBJ 2: Further, a fuller remission of punishment is granted
238 Suppl, 27| of grace, but not for the remission of ~their punishment, since
239 Suppl, 27| God's operation ~unto the remission of guilt, cannot receive
240 Suppl, 27| guilt, cannot receive the remission of his ~punishment from
241 Suppl, 27| are applied, but ~for the remission of punishment. Hence they
242 Suppl, 27| indulgences; ~although, as to the remission of punishment, which is
243 Suppl, 27| indulgence is directed to the remission of punishment, just as ~
244 Suppl, 27| accidental rewards, such as the remission of punishment and the like.~
245 Suppl, 27| indulgence might ~gain the remission of the punishment of all
246 Suppl, 27| his jurisdiction, is the remission ~of punishment by means
247 Suppl, 29| since it avails for ~the remission of sins, according to James
248 Suppl, 29| anointed does not convey ~the remission of sins to them by its unction,
249 Suppl, 29| Unction confers grace and remission of sins, there is no doubt
250 Suppl, 29| transubstantiation in the Eucharist, remission of sin in ~Penance (given
251 Suppl, 29| given contrition) which remission is essential to the sacrament ~
252 Suppl, 29| only one effect, viz. the remission of sins, and not of the
253 Suppl, 29| and the effect, viz. "remission of sins."~Aquin.: SMT XP
254 Suppl, 30| Extreme Unction avails for the remission of sins?~(2) Whether bodily
255 Suppl, 30| Extreme Unction avails for the remission of sins?~Aquin.: SMT XP
256 Suppl, 30| does not avail for the ~remission of sins. For when a thing
257 Suppl, 30| Extreme ~Unction for the remission of his sins. Therefore sins
258 Suppl, 30| after recovery. Therefore ~remission of sins is by no means the
259 Suppl, 30| Para. 1/1~OBJ 3: Further, remission of sins takes place, not
260 Suppl, 30| required. Therefore the remission of ~sins is not its effect.~
261 Suppl, 30| New Law, its effect is the remission of sins.~Aquin.: SMT XP
262 Suppl, 30| too, James speaks of the remission of sin as being conditional,
263 Suppl, 30| of this sacrament is ~the remission of sin, as to its remnants,
264 Suppl, 31| Para. 1/1~On the contrary, Remission of sins is given in this
265 Suppl, 71| they would suffice for the remission of his entire ~punishment.
266 Suppl, 71| speaking, is directed to the ~remission of punishment. Consequently,
267 Suppl, 71| Consequently, as regards the remission of ~punishment, suffrages
268 Suppl, 75| Church will receive the remission of all debts: and one of
269 Suppl, 93| subject to ~intension or remission. Now the aureole is due
270 Suppl, 93| subject to ~intension or remission.~Aquin.: SMT XP Q[96] A[
271 Suppl, 93| subject to intension ~or remission. Therefore neither does
272 Suppl, 93| wit, receive intension or remission.~Aquin.: SMT XP Q[96] A[
273 Suppl, 93| diversified: for the ~intension or remission of a thing follows from
274 Suppl, 93| follows from the intension or remission ~of its cause. Now the merit
275 Appen1, 2| expounded as referring to the remission of venial ~sins as to their
276 Appen1, 2| their account: because the remission of ~sin diminishes punishment
277 Appen1, 2| On the other hand, the remission of venial ~sin proceeds
278 Appen1, 2| before, notwithstanding the remission or commission of venial
279 Appen1, 2| meritorious act in respect of the remission ~of venial sin.~Aquin.:
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