Part, Question

 1   2, 67  |  for a man is not bound ~to divulge all truth, but only such
 2 Suppl, 11|    depriving him he seem to divulge the secret of confession.
 3 Suppl, 11|   is necessary sometimes to divulge a confession.~Aquin.: SMT
 4 Suppl, 11| permitted by another man to divulge the secret of confession. ~
 5 Suppl, 11|    a ~suspicion of crime or divulge the secret of confession.~
 6 Suppl, 11|    permission for anyone to divulge a sin which he knows ~through
 7 Suppl, 11|  cannot allow the priest to divulge his confession.~Aquin.:
 8 Suppl, 11| this when he allows ~him to divulge it: so that if the priest
 9 Suppl, 11|   cannot permit a priest to divulge a sin, because ~he cannot
10 Suppl, 11|   obligation ~to him not to divulge his sins. Now if one were
11 Suppl, 11| priest could, if he wished, divulge a sin, by ~making such a
12 Suppl, 11|    if this made him free to divulge it. ~Consequently there
13 Suppl, 11|     not, properly speaking, divulge what he saw, if he says
14 Suppl, 28|      even through fear, to ~divulge anyone's sin, however notorious
15 Suppl, 28|  OBJ 1: The priest does not divulge the confession by imposing