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 1   1, 64  |        some good works: for he confesses the truth, ~saying to Christ: "
 2   1, 64  |      and ~when he believes and confesses, yet not willingly, but
 3   1, 65  |        some good works: for he confesses the truth, ~saying to Christ: "
 4   1, 65  |      and ~when he believes and confesses, yet not willingly, but
 5   1, 103 |      the Catholic faith, which confesses that God created things ~
 6   2, 77  |         in a state of passion, confesses that what he has chosen
 7   2, 60  | through the priest to whom he ~confesses.~Aquin.: SMT SS Q[62] A[
 8   2, 81  |        to Him, and by ~praying confesses that he needs Him as the
 9   2, 94  |      Civ. Dei x, 9): "Porphyry confesses that the ~intellectual soul
10   2, 107 |        for instance when a man confesses the ~truth, or gives true
11   2, 122 |     only by words, whereby one confesses ~the faith, but also by
12   2, 160 |      be ~punished for his sins confesses them deceitfully. The tenth
13   3, 2   |       of both these treasons, ~confesses a union of the Word of God
14   3, 36  |        faith. But saving faith confesses Christ's Godhead and humanity.
15   3, 66  |      says: "The newly baptized confesses his faith in the ~presence
16   3, 71  |        a man, when catechized, confesses his faith. Now a child ~
17   3, 84  |     which he grieves, which he confesses, and ~for which he satisfies.
18   3, 84  |     external signs of sorrow, ~confesses his sins verbally to the
19 Suppl, 1 |    becomes a transgressor, who confesses not and makes ~not satisfaction.~
20 Suppl, 3 |    work of ~an unknown author] confesses that "he deserves to blind
21 Suppl, 6 |     not commit, as when anyone confesses a sin which ~he thinks he
22 Suppl, 8 |       judge of the person who ~confesses to him, yet, on account
23 Suppl, 8 |   because the more priests one confesses to, the more ~is the punishment
24 Suppl, 9 |       of priests to whom a man confesses, the greater his shame. ~
25 Suppl, 9 |    great as that with which he confesses all his sins ~together:
26 Suppl, 9 |     oneself, so that if anyone confesses through another in any ~
27 Suppl, 9 |      be "humble," so that one ~confesses one's misery and weakness.~
28 Suppl, 10|      of the act of the one who confesses, for this act has the ~punishment
29 Suppl, 10|        so that the oftener one confesses the ~same sins, the more
30 Suppl, 10|       confounded." Now he who ~confesses all the sins of which he
31 Suppl, 10|     Para. 2/2~Further, he that confesses is pardoned unless he be
32 Suppl, 10|      be insincere. But he ~who confesses all the sins that he calls
33 Suppl, 11|   sacramental although he that confesses, does not ~purpose amendment.
34 Suppl, 11|     secret. Therefore he that ~confesses to him, not being his superior,
35 Suppl, 22|      Penance, as when a bishop confesses to his subject, or one ~
36 Suppl, 22|        subject, or one ~priest confesses venial sins to another.
37 Suppl, 84|        a man who courageously ~confesses great crimes. Sins are said