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 1 ApCreed,    2,  1     | themselves to them and show them honor ~which is due to God alone.
 2 ApCreed,    2,  1     |          and gradually a divine ~honor was attached to these statues.9 "
 3 ApCreed,    4         |    received from God the ~Father honor and glory, this voice coming
 4 ApCreed,   11   (15)  |      them ~in the same degree of honor, is also God. . . . The
 5 ApCreed,   15         |        says: "Man when he was in honor did not understand; he hath
 6 ApCreed,   15         |        justice, nor esteemed the honor of holy souls. For God created ~
 7 ApCreed,   15,  2     |   desired, there too will be all honor. Men ~wish particularly
 8 ApCreed,   15   (15)  |           How distinguished that honor must be which is conferred
 9 10Command             |      holy the Sabbath day.~ ~IV. Honor thy father and thy mother.~ ~
10 10Command,    0,  1   |         Whom they had a mind to ~honor . . . they made an image . . .
11 10Command,    0,  1   |      image . . . that they might honor as present him ~that was
12 10Command,    0,  1   |       are those men who love and honor other men ~more than God: "
13 10Command,    0   (34)|      heaven - and, moreover, the honor which the ~Catholic Church
14 10Command,    1   (1) |             He who requires that honor be paid Him, also demands
15 10Command,    2,  2   |        remain idle. ~"The King's honor loveth judgment,"33 that
16 10Command,    2,  3   |       sacrifice of ~praise shall honor Me."43 And thus on these
17 10Command,    3       |         THE FOURTH COMMANDMENT: "Honor thy father and thy mother,
18 10Command,    3       |       given us the Commandment: "Honor thy father and thy mother."4~ ~
19 10Command,    3       |          another reason for this honor to parents, in ~that we
20 10Command,    3       |       brought them into ~being: "Honor thy father, and forget not
21 10Command,    3,  1   |         our parents, we ought to honor them more ~than any other
22 10Command,    3,  1   |      brought him into the world. Honor thy father in work ~and
23 10Command,    3,  1   |        doing this you shall also honor thyself, because "the glory
24 10Command,    3,  1   |          glory of a man ~is from honor of his father, and a father
25 10Command,    3,  1   |     father, and a father without honor is the disgrace of ~his
26 10Command,    3,  2   |      KEEPING THIS COMMANDMENT~ ~"Honor thy father and thy mother."
27 10Command,    3,  2   |         no reward ~for those who honor their parents, seeing that
28 10Command,    3,  2   |          are promised those ~who honor their parents.~ ~Grace and
29 10Command,    3,  2   |          greatly to be desired: "Honor thy ~father . . . that a
30 10Command,    3,  2   |      glory of a man is ~from the honor of his father."28 And again: "
31 10Command,    3,  3   |        APPLICATIONS OF FATHER~ ~"Honor thy father and thy mother."
32 10Command,    3,  3   |        you, despiseth Me."34 ~We honor them by showing them obedience: "
33 10Command,    3,  3   |          by paying them tithes: "Honor the Lord with ~thy substance,
34 10Command,    3,  3   |          of their people. And we honor ~them by being subject to
35 10Command,    3,  3   |      custom; fear, to whom fear; honor, to whom ~honor."40 And
36 10Command,    3,  3   |       whom fear; honor, to whom ~honor."40 And again: "My son,
37 10Command,    3,  3   |       before the hoary head, and honor the ~person of the aged
38 10Command,    5       |   according to knowledge, giving honor to the ~female as to the
39 10Command,    5,  1   |         old age shall be without honor."19 And again: "Otherwise ~
40 10Command,    5,  1   |       these sins take away one's honor, and this ~especially is
41 10Command,    5,  1   |      beasts: "Man when he was in honor did not understand; and
42 10Command,    6       |        of ~temporal or spiritual honor. "The riches which he hath
43 10Command,    7       |          person of the poor, nor honor the countenance of the ~
44 10Command,   10       |          2) he must give God all honor. And so ~it is commanded: "
45 10Command,   10       |        one's neighbor. And ~so: "Honor thy father and mother."
46 LordPray,    1,  1    |      Father, four things. First, honor: "If then I be a Father,
47 LordPray,    1,  1    |         be a Father, where is My honor?"6 Now, honor consists in
48 LordPray,    1,  1    |        where is My honor?"6 Now, honor consists in three qualities. (
49 LordPray,    1,  1    |      heart is far from Me."8 (2) Honor, again, consists in purity
50 LordPray,    1,  1    |          God in your body."9 (3) Honor also consists in just estimate
51 LordPray,    1,  1    |       neighbor, for: "The king's honor loveth judgment."10~ ~Secondly,
52 LordPray,    1,  1    |     brother?"21 And again: "With honor preventing one another."22
53 LordPray,    5        |         riches and substance and honor, and his soul wanteth nothing
54 HailMary,    4        |          of whom, because of the honor of God, I wish to omit all ~
55 HailMary,    4   (11) |      thee'; and it foretells the honor ~which will follow with
56 HailMary,    9        |         wisdom and thanksgiving, honor and ~power and strength,
57 Question,    1,  4    |       told to give adoration and honor to the Second ~Person of
58 Question,    2,  4    |     which St. Thomas gives us to honor our ~parents, such as birth,
59 Question,    2,  4    |       Although the obligation to honor our parents rests upon the
60 Question,    2,  4    |       giving them ~reverence and honor.~ ~6. Parents also have
61 Question,    4,  1    |      Prayer"?~ ~6. How should we honor and imitate God our Father?~ ~
62 Question,    4,  3    |         Anglo-Saxon, meaning "to honor as holy," ~and is preserved
63 Question,    5        |     greatest possible praise and honor ~to Mary. Explain this.~ ~