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Strana 47
The penitent has a right to confess . Let him confess ; he is not punished for that ,
but for his crime . If it be his duty to confess , then that duty exists whether the
confession be secret or not . And if he be a true worshipper he will confess . at
every ...
The penitent has a right to confess . Let him confess ; he is not punished for that ,
but for his crime . If it be his duty to confess , then that duty exists whether the
confession be secret or not . And if he be a true worshipper he will confess . at
every ...
Strana 96
... whatsoever , but remains an eternal secret between God and the penitent soul
- of which the . confessor cannot , even to save his own life , make any use at all
to the penitent's discredit , disadvantage , or any other grievance whatsoever .
... whatsoever , but remains an eternal secret between God and the penitent soul
- of which the . confessor cannot , even to save his own life , make any use at all
to the penitent's discredit , disadvantage , or any other grievance whatsoever .
Strana xv
William Sampson. It follows also that those circumstances which change the
oature of the sin , are to be also explained in confession : because without this ,
the sins themselves are not entirely exposed by the penitent , nor sufficiently
known to ...
William Sampson. It follows also that those circumstances which change the
oature of the sin , are to be also explained in confession : because without this ,
the sins themselves are not entirely exposed by the penitent , nor sufficiently
known to ...
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