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Strana 10
I “ This obligation of inviolable secrecy enjoined on the minister of the sacrament
of penance is of divine institution as well as confession itself : it naturally flows
from the very nature of this sacrament , and is so es . sentially connected with it ...
I “ This obligation of inviolable secrecy enjoined on the minister of the sacrament
of penance is of divine institution as well as confession itself : it naturally flows
from the very nature of this sacrament , and is so es . sentially connected with it ...
Strana xvi
With regard to the minister of this sacrament , the holy Synod dee clares all
doctrines false and repugnant to the truth of the Gospel , which by a pernicious
error extend the Ministry of the Keys to all men indiscriminately , Bishops and
Priests ...
With regard to the minister of this sacrament , the holy Synod dee clares all
doctrines false and repugnant to the truth of the Gospel , which by a pernicious
error extend the Ministry of the Keys to all men indiscriminately , Bishops and
Priests ...
Strana xcii
And in Luther's little catechism , which is unanimously received throughout the
whole party , we find these words : “ In the sight of God we must hold ourselves
guilty of our hidden sins : but “ with respect to the minister , we must confess
those ...
And in Luther's little catechism , which is unanimously received throughout the
whole party , we find these words : “ In the sight of God we must hold ourselves
guilty of our hidden sins : but “ with respect to the minister , we must confess
those ...
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