Part, Chapter, Paragraph

 1    2,  17, 188 |   of Penance remit sin, and restore to the soul the friendship
 2    2,  25, 274 |     the remains of sin;  To restore us to health, when God sees
 3    2,  34, 376 |     376. Q. Are we bound to restore ill-gotten goods?~A. We
 4    2,  34, 376 |   goods?~A. We are bound to restore ill-gotten goods, or the
 5    3,   7, 329 |  Baptism and Penance, which restore us to the friendship of
 6    3,  16, 724 |   of Penance remit sin, and restore to the soul the friendship
 7    3,  19, 833 |   giving us the remedies to restore it to spiritual health.~ ~
 8    3,  24, 968 |     remains of sin;~3rd. To restore us to health, when God sees
 9    3,  24, 970 |     its chief objects is to restore us to health if it be for
10    3,  24, 971 |   Since Extreme Unction may restore us to health, should we
11    3,  24, 971 |   Since Extreme Unction may restore us to health. we should
12    3,  24, 971 |   near death that God could restore us only by a miracle. Again,
13    3,  26, 1058|  blind to whom He wished to restore sight, though He might have
14    3,  34, 1301|    Q. 1301. Are we bound to restore ill-gotten goods?~A. We
15    3,  34, 1301|   goods?~A. We are bound to restore ill-gotten goods, or the
16    3,  34, 1302|     must we do if we cannot restore all we owe, or if the person
17    3,  34, 1302|    person to whom we should restore be dead?~A. If we cannot
18    3,  34, 1302|    be dead?~A. If we cannot restore all we owe, we must restore
19    3,  34, 1302| restore all we owe, we must restore as much as we can, and if
20    3,  34, 1302|    person to whom we should restore be dead we must restore
21    3,  34, 1302|     restore be dead we must restore to his children or heirs,