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Strana 43
But then the exception only proves the rule ; and unless the counsel for the
defendant can shew that , the know . ledge obtained by a priest in the course of
confession , has also been established , as an exception , the general rule must
prevail ...
But then the exception only proves the rule ; and unless the counsel for the
defendant can shew that , the know . ledge obtained by a priest in the course of
confession , has also been established , as an exception , the general rule must
prevail ...
Strana xx
But the necessary means to a reconciliation with God after Baptism is the
confession of all mortal sins to a Priest : CONCLUSION . Therefore , all who hape
fallen into mortal sin after Baptism , are bound by the divine lan , to confess all
mortal ...
But the necessary means to a reconciliation with God after Baptism is the
confession of all mortal sins to a Priest : CONCLUSION . Therefore , all who hape
fallen into mortal sin after Baptism , are bound by the divine lan , to confess all
mortal ...
Strana l
How then can they deny this quality to the priests , if it be true , as St. Chrysostom
says , that it has been communicated to ... of the necessity of confessing one's
sins in detail to a priest , when his very words so formally point out this obligation
?
How then can they deny this quality to the priests , if it be true , as St. Chrysostom
says , that it has been communicated to ... of the necessity of confessing one's
sins in detail to a priest , when his very words so formally point out this obligation
?
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