Part, Question
1 2, 10 | injustice is committed if they baptize them against their ~parents'
2 2, 10 | custom of the ~Church to baptize the children of the Jews
3 2, 98 | priest were ~unwilling to baptize a dying child without being
4 2, 98 | of necessity anyone may baptize. And since nowise ~ought
5 2, 98 | the priest be unwilling to baptize without being ~paid, one
6 2, 98 | in such a ~case, lawfully baptize it, or cause it to be baptized
7 2, 98 | priest were unwilling to baptize him ~without being paid,
8 2, 185 | the apostles, to preach, baptize, give communion, pray for ~
9 3, 38 | fitting that John should baptize?~(2) Whether that baptism
10 3, 38 | fitting that John should baptize?~Aquin.: SMT TP Q[38] A[
11 3, 38 | fitting that John should baptize. ~For every sacramental
12 3, 38 | unfitting that John ~should baptize.~Aquin.: SMT TP Q[38] A[
13 3, 38 | was fitting for John to baptize, for four reasons: ~first,
14 3, 38 | that ~therefore did John baptize, "that, being consistent
15 3, 38 | precede Him who was about to baptize."~Aquin.: SMT TP Q[38] A[
16 3, 38 | 33): "He who sent me to baptize ~with water said to me: '
17 3, 38 | Holy Ghost sent John to baptize. But the effect of that
18 3, 38 | written ~(Mt. 3:11): "I baptize you in water; but . . .
19 3, 38 | water; but . . . He shall baptize you in ~the Holy Ghost."
20 3, 38 | written (Mt. 3:11): "I indeed baptize you in ~water unto penance."
21 3, 38 | preach, saying: "He will baptize you in the Holy Ghost."~
22 3, 38 | should not have continued to baptize.~Aquin.: SMT TP Q[38] A[
23 3, 38 | baptizing." But ~Christ did not baptize before being baptized. Therefore
24 3, 38 | that ~John continued to baptize after Christ had been baptized.~
25 3, 38 | if John had ceased to baptize" when Christ had been baptized, ~"
26 3, 38 | Secondly, if he ~had ceased to baptize when Christ baptized, "he
27 3, 38 | because, by continuing ~to baptize, "he sent his hearers to
28 3, 38 | 4:2) that "Jesus did not baptize, but His ~disciples." Therefore
29 3, 38 | that afterwards Christ did baptize John." Moreover, he asserts
30 3, 39 | fitting that John should baptize Him before ~baptizing anyone
31 3, 39 | fitting that he ~should baptize Him last. For as he (Chrysostom)
32 3, 39 | according to Mt. 3:11: "He shall baptize you in the Holy ~Ghost."
33 3, 60 | cool: but when we say, "I baptize thee," it is clear that
34 3, 60 | commanded His disciples to baptize under a form of ~determinate
35 3, 60 | others: thus the Latins baptize under ~this form: "I baptize
36 3, 60 | baptize under ~this form: "I baptize thee in the name of the
37 3, 60 | If anyone ~attempt to baptize in such a way as to omit
38 3, 60 | if one were to say: "I baptize thee in the ~name of the
39 3, 60 | if one were to say, "I baptize thee in the name ~of the
40 3, 60 | if ~one were to say, "I baptize thee in the name of the
41 3, 60 | if one were to say, "I baptize thee in the name of ~the
42 3, 60 | true if the intention be to baptize in the name of the ~Blessed
43 3, 64 | 33): "He, ~Who sent me to baptize in water, said to me: He
44 3, 64 | the Holy Ghost." But to baptize with the Holy Ghost is to
45 3, 64 | even a lay person might baptize, he ~would not sin in baptizing.
46 3, 64 | for instance the words, "I baptize thee in the name of the ~
47 3, 64 | if, when a priest goes to baptize someone, ~he intends to
48 3, 64 | instance, if someone were ~to baptize anybody not seriously but
49 3, 64 | instance, if somebody were to ~baptize a man in order to kill him
50 3, 64 | a priest may intend to baptize a ~woman so as to be able
51 3, 66 | form of this sacrament: "I baptize thee ~in the name of the
52 3, 66 | 6) Whether one could baptize with this form: "I baptize
53 3, 66 | baptize with this form: "I baptize thee in the ~name of Christ?"~(
54 3, 66 | element, when we say: "I baptize thee," etc.~Aquin.: SMT
55 3, 66 | Baptism (Mt. 3:11): "He shall baptize you in the ~Holy Ghost and
56 3, 66 | find it said: "He shall baptize you in the Holy Ghost and ~
57 3, 66 | suitable form of Baptism: "I baptize thee in the name ~of the
58 3, 66 | suitable form of Baptism: "I baptize ~thee in the name of the
59 3, 66 | the minister to say, "I baptize thee": the more ~so that "
60 3, 66 | in the word "baptizo" [I baptize], so ~that it seems redundant.~
61 3, 66 | baptized with these words: "I baptize thee."~Aquin.: SMT TP Q[
62 3, 66 | number in the words, "I baptize ~thee": but one should be
63 3, 66 | should be able to say, "We baptize you."~Aquin.: SMT TP Q[66]
64 3, 66 | designated by the ~words, "I baptize thee"; and the principal
65 3, 66 | suitable form of Baptism: "I baptize thee in the name of the ~
66 3, 66 | baptizing, in the ~words, "I baptize thee"; indeed, our Lord
67 3, 66 | Ghost": for Christ does not baptize without the Father and the
68 3, 66 | Amen, without saying, I baptize thee in the name of the ~
69 3, 66 | Reply OBJ 4: Several cannot baptize one at the same time: because
70 3, 66 | action, they could not both baptize at the same ~time, one saying
71 3, 66 | in that case, to say: "I baptize ye." ~Nor would this be
72 3, 66 | change of form to say, "I baptize myself": ~consequently no
73 3, 66 | consequently no one can baptize himself. For this reason
74 3, 66 | by ~using this form: "I baptize thee in the name of Christ."~
75 3, 66 | without any hesitation ~baptize them again in the name of
76 3, 66 | so foreign to faith as to baptize ~while omitting one of the
77 3, 66 | although it is safer to baptize by ~immersion, because this
78 3, 66 | Trinity, so is it essential to baptize by trine immersion.~Aquin.:
79 3, 66 | any way reprehensible to baptize an infant with either a
80 3, 66 | this reason they did not baptize in the ~name of the Trinity,
81 3, 66 | for our Lord did not say, "Baptize ye in ~My death," but "In
82 3, 66 | Cataphrygians used not to baptize in ~the name of the Trinity.
83 3, 66 | thou art not baptized, I baptize thee,' etc.: for that does
84 3, 67 | it belongs to a deacon to baptize?~(2) Whether this belongs
85 3, 67 | an unbaptized person can baptize?~(6) Whether several can
86 3, 67 | several can at the same time baptize one and the same person?~(
87 3, 67 | part of a deacon's duty to baptize?~Aquin.: SMT TP Q[67] A[
88 3, 67 | part of a deacon's duty to baptize. Because ~the duties of
89 3, 67 | part of a deacon's duty to ~baptize.~Aquin.: SMT TP Q[67] A[
90 3, 67 | belongs to a deacon to ~baptize.~Aquin.: SMT TP Q[67] A[
91 3, 67 | it belongs to deacons to ~baptize.~Aquin.: SMT TP Q[67] A[
92 3, 67 | priest they must not dare ~to baptize, except in cases of extreme
93 3, 67 | deacons are ~allowed to baptize in cases of urgency when
94 3, 67 | Thes. Para. 1/1~Whether to baptize is part of the priestly
95 3, 67 | OBJ 1: It seems that to baptize is not part of the priestly
96 3, 67 | Hier. v, vi). Therefore to baptize ~also belongs to the episcopal
97 3, 67 | Therefore it seems that to baptize ~belongs exclusively to
98 3, 67 | reason is there why to ~baptize should belong exclusively
99 3, 67 | proper office of a priest to baptize: since it ~seems to belong
100 3, 67 | Christ ~sent me not to baptize, but to preach the Gospel."
101 3, 67 | our Lord Himself did not baptize, but His ~disciples, as
102 3, 67 | this that ~bishops cannot baptize; since what a lower power
103 3, 67 | officials of the Church ~to baptize, namely, the priests, who
104 3, 67 | 1/1~Whether a layman can baptize?~Aquin.: SMT TP Q[67] A[
105 3, 67 | seems that a layman cannot baptize. Because, as stated above ~(
106 3, 67 | stated above ~(A[2]), to baptize belongs properly to the
107 3, 67 | who has no orders, cannot ~baptize.~Aquin.: SMT TP Q[67] A[
108 3, 67 | it is a greater thing to baptize, than to perform the ~other
109 3, 67 | that much less can laymen ~baptize.~Aquin.: SMT TP Q[67] A[
110 3, 67 | Neither, ~therefore, can he baptize.~Aquin.: SMT TP Q[67] A[
111 3, 67 | for Christian laymen to baptize, in cases of urgent ~necessity."~
112 3, 67 | Para. 1/1~Reply OBJ 1: To baptize belongs to the priestly
113 3, 67 | Consequently, if a layman were to baptize even outside a case ~of
114 3, 67 | whose office it is to ~baptize solemnly.~Aquin.: SMT TP
115 3, 67 | 1/1~Whether a woman can baptize?~Aquin.: SMT TP Q[67] A[
116 3, 67 | seems that a woman cannot baptize. For we read in the acts
117 3, 67 | men in the church, or to baptize." But in ~no case is a woman
118 3, 67 | circumstances permitted to baptize.~Aquin.: SMT TP Q[67] A[
119 3, 67 | 1/1~OBJ 2: Further, to baptize belongs to those having
120 3, 67 | Therefore a woman cannot baptize.~Aquin.: SMT TP Q[67] A[
121 3, 67 | Therefore a woman cannot baptize.~Aquin.: SMT TP Q[67] A[
122 3, 67 | Consequently, just as a ~layman can baptize, as Christ's minister, so
123 3, 67 | 11:3), a woman should not baptize if a man be ~available for
124 3, 67 | The last, ~however, can baptize in the presence of a bishop,
125 3, 67 | she is not permitted to ~baptize publicly and solemnly, and
126 3, 67 | solemnly, and yet she can baptize in a case of ~urgency.~Aquin.:
127 3, 67 | urgency, when a ~woman may baptize.~Aquin.: SMT TP Q[67] A[
128 3, 67 | either man or woman can baptize in a case of urgency.~Aquin.:
129 3, 67 | however, a woman were to baptize without any urgency for
130 3, 67 | whether ~even those can baptize who were never Christians;
131 3, 67 | of Baptism, provided they baptize in the form of the Church. ~
132 3, 67 | an unbaptized person can ~baptize in a case of urgency. So
133 3, 67 | two unbaptized persons may baptize ~one another, one baptizing
134 3, 67 | Consequently, the unbaptized can baptize: ~because, as Pope Nicolas
135 3, 67 | unbaptized person should baptize rather ~than that he should
136 3, 67 | 1/1~Whether several can baptize at the same time?~Aquin.:
137 3, 67 | It seems that several can baptize at the same time. For unity
138 3, 67 | could draw. But one man can baptize. Therefore several, too, ~
139 3, 67 | Therefore several, too, ~can baptize one at the same time.~Aquin.:
140 3, 67 | on one. But one man can ~baptize several at the same time.
141 3, 67 | more, therefore, can many baptize ~one at the same time.~Aquin.:
142 3, 67 | necessary for several to baptize one at the same ~time; for
143 3, 67 | it seems that several can baptize one at the same time.~Aquin.:
144 3, 67 | therefore, several were to baptize one, it seems to follow
145 3, 67 | Consequently, if several were to baptize one at the same time, we
146 3, 67 | For were they to say: "We baptize thee ~in the name of the
147 3, 67 | not be observed, i.e. "I baptize thee in the ~name of the
148 3, 67 | use, than does this: "We baptize thee."~Aquin.: SMT TP Q[
149 3, 67 | that by this form, "We ~baptize thee," the intention expressed
150 3, 67 | minister; for a man does not baptize save as a minister of Christ,
151 3, 67 | if each were to say: "I baptize thee in the name of ~the
152 3, 67 | where both were striving to baptize ~someone; and then it is
153 3, 67 | however great his ~right to baptize, if he presume to utter
154 3, 67 | because each would intend to baptize an unbaptized person, ~and
155 3, 67 | as he is concerned, would baptize. Nor would they confer ~
156 3, 67 | own ~power. But men do not baptize by their own, but by Christ'
157 3, 67 | case of necessity one could baptize several at the ~same time
158 3, 67 | time under this form: "I baptize ye": for instance, if they
159 3, 67 | neither could he say: "I baptize thee": since ~he dips not,
160 3, 67 | Nor could they say: "We baptize ~thee": since neither baptizes.
161 3, 67 | necessity one alone can baptize with ~water.~Aquin.: SMT
162 3, 68 | thou art not baptized, I baptize thee."~Aquin.: SMT TP Q[
163 3, 68 | Consequently it became necessary to baptize children, that, as in birth ~
164 3, 68 | it would be dangerous to baptize the children of ~unbelievers;
165 3, 68 | custom of the Church to baptize the children of unbelievers
166 3, 68 | thereof, we should not baptize an infant whose mother,
167 3, 68 | thou art not baptized, ~I baptize thee," etc.~Aquin.: SMT
168 3, 68 | But it is not customary to baptize ~people while they sleep.
169 3, 71 | Lord bade His disciples ~to baptize, He made teaching to precede
170 3, 72 | expressed ~in the words: "I baptize thee, whereas the contrary
171 3, 72 | 3~But in the very word "baptize," which signifies "to cleanse,"
172 3, 72 | Christ "Himself ~did not baptize, but His disciples." Yet
173 3, 72 | have servants by ~whom to baptize others."~Aquin.: SMT TP
174 3, 72 | even without orders, can ~baptize. Therefore it is not essential
175 3, 78 | expressed, when it is said, "I baptize thee." But in the words
176 3, 78 | as when it ~is said, "I baptize thee," or "I confirm thee,"
177 3, 82 | But a layman can also baptize, as was stated above (Q[
178 3, 82 | although a layman can ~baptize in case of necessity, he
179 3, 82 | cannot at the ~same time baptize one individual. But the
180 3, 82 | himself: for no one can baptize himself, as stated above ~(
181 3, 82 | consequently no one can baptize himself, because the same ~
182 3, 82 | because they can lawfully baptize in case of necessity; but ~
183 3, 82 | Eucharist, so it is likewise to baptize and administer the ~other
184 3, 84 | words of Christ, says: "I baptize ~thee." Therefore on the
185 3, 84 | the form of Baptism is: "I baptize thee," and the form of ~
186 3, 84 | priest while saying: "I baptize thee," has to perform a
187 3, 84 | Himself, because He "did not ~baptize" as a rule, "but His disciples"
188 Suppl, 8 | Baptism, since anyone can baptize, if a ~layman has baptized,
189 Suppl, 8 | one whose duty it is to baptize, in virtue of his office,
190 Suppl, 8 | the apostles, may ~preach, baptize, give communion, pray for
191 Suppl, 19| his authority, yet he can baptize ~and consecrate, albeit
192 Suppl, 29| This is My body" or "I baptize thee." Therefore the form
193 Suppl, 31| sacrament: and that ~they can baptize in cases of necessity, is
194 Suppl, 31| speaking. But deacons can baptize, as instanced by the ~Blessed
195 Suppl, 31| are deacons ~competent to baptize in virtue of their office.~~
196 Suppl, 36| instance if they were to ~baptize in a case of urgency, or
197 Suppl, 38| means loses the power to baptize. Neither therefore ~does
198 Suppl, 45| secretly, ~since one may baptize either privately or publicly.
199 Suppl, 51| baptism. Now if one were to baptize John, thinking ~to baptize
200 Suppl, 51| baptize John, thinking ~to baptize Peter, John would be baptized
201 Suppl, 56| represents: although he can baptize, because he is a creature
202 Suppl, 57| versa," since a ~youth can baptize an old man and "vice versa."
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