Part, Question

 1   1, 20  |           innocent, because often penitents rise from ~sin more cautious,
 2   2, 102 |       this typifies the ~state of penitents in satisfying for sins.
 3   2, 140 | respective duties. In like manner penitents, in order to recover health ~
 4   2, 181 |       virgins, the ~sorrowings of penitents."~Aquin.: SMT SS Q[183]
 5   2, 184 |            Eccl. Hier. vi) places penitents in ~the lowest place, namely
 6   2, 185 |        wear finer clothes. Hence ~penitents make use of coarse apparel,
 7   2, 186 |       soldiering ~is forbidden to penitents. for it is said in the Decretal
 8   2, 186 |        soldiering is forbidden to penitents, but the ~soldiering which
 9   3, 15  |            the highest example to penitents, since He willingly bore
10   3, 49  |       punishment is ~imposed upon penitents. Consequently, men were
11   3, 80  |          Pope Innocent ~III says, penitents, "who refrain on the advice
12   3, 84  |   durations of time are fixed for penitents as regards ~the exercise
13   3, 89  |          in just deeds." Now many penitents find ~difficulty in performing
14   3, 89  |        council of ~Nicaea exclude penitents from even the lowest orders
15 Suppl, 8 |         circumstances of sins and penitents.~Aquin.: SMT XP Q[8] A[7]
16 Suppl, 10|        and ~therefore it delivers penitents from death in the same way
17 Suppl, 18|     appoints the punishment which penitents have to undergo. ~Therefore
18 Suppl, 28|         first day of Lent, these ~penitents clothed in sackcloth, with