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 1 ApCreed,    6,  1    |            Fourthly, we incur the punishment due to sin. For the justice
 2 ApCreed,    6,  1    |       sins must be punished. This punishment, however, is ~in proportion
 3 ApCreed,    6,  1    |          contempt. Therefore, the punishment due to ~mortal sin is infinite.
 4 ApCreed,    6,  1    |      passion has taken away ~this punishment from us and borne it Himself: "
 5 ApCreed,    6,  1    |            Our sins [that is, the punishment due ~to sin] His own self
 6 ApCreed,    6,  1    |        God, infirmity is removed, punishment is expiated, and the exiles
 7 ApCreed,    7,  1    |           upon Himself the entire punishment for our ~sin, and thus atone
 8 ApCreed,    7,  1    |         for its entire guilt. The punishment for the sin of man ~was
 9 ApCreed,    7,  1    |        body, but there was also a punishment of the ~soul, since the
10 ApCreed,    7,  1    |        been offered ~whereby this punishment would be taken away. Therefore,
11 ApCreed,    7,  1    |       Himself most perfectly the ~punishment due to sinners, Christ not
12 ApCreed,    7,  2    |        shall go into ~everlasting punishment; but the just, into life
13 ApCreed,    7,  2    |          because of the temporal ~punishment; but with how much more
14 ApCreed,    7,  2    |         care ought they avoid the punishment of ~hell which far exceeds
15 ApCreed,    8        |          the glory of God and the punishment of ~hell. For being attracted
16 ApCreed,   10,  3    |       anger which is ~the eternal punishment inflicted upon sinners.~ ~
17 ApCreed,   10,  4    |       will take away the ~eternal punishment. The third is giving of
18 ApCreed,   13,  1    |        both their guilt and their punishment. ~For this reason no penance
19 ApCreed,   14,  1    |         good, so also the fear of punishment, which we believe is reserved
20 ApCreed,   14,  4    |           is the state of eternal punishment, ~which has a fourfold evil
21 ApCreed,   15,  3    |          death suffering pain and punishment as great as will be the ~
22 ApCreed,   15,  3    |        and glory of the good. The punishment of the damned will be ~increased,
23 ApCreed,   15,  3    |        aversion, and is a greater punishment ~than that of sense: "And
24 ApCreed,   15,  3    |        would be given them, their punishment would be somewhat lessened;
25 10Command,    0,  2  |        more think ye he deserveth punishment who hath trodden under foot
26 10Command,    3,  3  |         thankless shall receive a punishment such as is written: "The
27 10Command,    4,  1  |           sin in ~inflicting that punishment. The sense, therefore, of "
28 10Command,    5,  1  |           his disadvantage ~since punishment of the body may be borne
29 Sacramen,    3,  1   |         as well as ~all guilt and punishment which they incur. No kind
30 Sacramen,    3,  1   |      which they incur. No kind of punishment must be ~enjoined for past
31 LordPray,    3,  1   |         that they be subjected to punishment: "Woe to them that desire
32 LordPray,    6   (4) |           God and incur a debt of punishment which we must pay either
33 LordPray,    6,  2   |          God is offended, and the punishment which is due because of
34 LordPray,    6,  2   |           contrition, and eternal punishment is changed to temporal,
35 LordPray,    6,  2   | nevertheless the debt of temporal punishment remains. If one should die
36 LordPray,    6,  2   |           to purgatory, where the punishment, as St. Augustine says,
37 LordPray,    6,  2   |       priest absolves you of this punishment in virtue of the keys to
38 LordPray,    6,  2   |      confessed, something of this punishment is taken away; and similarly
39 LordPray,    6,  2   |         mode of remission of this punishment, namely, the good use of
40 LordPray,    6   (11)|         time the guilt of eternal punishment; (2) the guilt of temporal
41 LordPray,    6   (11)|          2) the guilt of temporal punishment is more or less remitted
42 LordPray,    6   (11)|          of contrition the entire punishment is removed," says St. Thomas (
43 LordPray,    6   (11)|          this entire remission of punishment, which is obtained through
44 LordPray,    6,  2   | contrition,12 but also as regards punishment for them in confession and
45 LordPray,    6   (13)|        remission of that temporal punishment which, even after the sin
46 Question,    1,  10  |         the sentence of reward or punishment in the presence of all" ~(
47 Question,    1,  15  |       this.~ ~5. In what will the punishment of the damned consist?~ ~ ~
48 Question,    4,  7   |         of remitting the temporal punishment due to sin.~ ~6. Explain