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Strana 10
It is likewise an article of our faith , that the sacrament of penance , of which
sacramental confession is a component ... It is , in fine , the doctrine of the
Catholic Church that the same divine Au . thor of the sacraments has laid the
obligation of a ...
It is likewise an article of our faith , that the sacrament of penance , of which
sacramental confession is a component ... It is , in fine , the doctrine of the
Catholic Church that the same divine Au . thor of the sacraments has laid the
obligation of a ...
Strana xii
OF THE PARTS AND EFFECTS OF THE SACRAMENT OF PENANCE . Tạe holy
council of Trent moreover declares , that the form of this sacrament of Penauce ,
in which its virtue and efficacy , principally consist , is contained in these words ...
OF THE PARTS AND EFFECTS OF THE SACRAMENT OF PENANCE . Tạe holy
council of Trent moreover declares , that the form of this sacrament of Penauce ,
in which its virtue and efficacy , principally consist , is contained in these words ...
Strana xiii
William Sampson. in the mercy of God , and to a desire of doing whatever is
requisite , for the worthy receiving of this sacrament . The holy council declares
therefore , that this contrition comprises pot only a cessation from sin , and a
resolution ...
William Sampson. in the mercy of God , and to a desire of doing whatever is
requisite , for the worthy receiving of this sacrament . The holy council declares
therefore , that this contrition comprises pot only a cessation from sin , and a
resolution ...
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