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 1   0, 9 |    conversation with her former confessor, who later was to become
 2   0, 39|         confession, to a former confessor of her own, P. Rodrigo Alvarez. "
 3   3, 12|         she had misled both her confessor and other people and, quite
 4   1, 8 |         us to have to do with a confessor so scrupulous and inexperienced
 5   1, 8 |      the same fear, goes to the confessor as to a judge, and he condemns
 6   1, 8 |   suffer this torture. When the confessor reassures the soul, it becomes
 7   1, 9 |        her case properly to her confessor and has been deceiving him;
 8   1, 10|     take up the matter with her confessor, it would look as if the
 9   1, 10|        soul the more. A certain confessor, dealing with a person who
10   3, 2 |        and the prioress, or the confessor, or whatever person they
11   3, 5 |       is distressed because its confessor, and others, have told it
12   3, 11|         the advice of a learned confessor, a man of clear insight
13   3, 11|       us that we are to put our confessor in His place, even when
14   3, 11|      Our Lord will speak to the confessor and if such is His pleasure
15   6, 2 |         her except when her own confessor blames her, as though she
16   6, 2 |   thinks she is not obeying her confessor, for she believes that her
17   8, 3 |      year), she went off to her confessor in a state of great perturbation.199 "
18   8, 8 |       you know one. Should your confessor not be a very spiritual
19   8, 9 | consultation, especially if the confessor has had little experience
20   9, 10|       mistaken. Later, when the confessor insinuates this fear, God
21   9, 11|         a thousand lies. If the confessor is experienced, and has
22   9, 12|        you should speak to your confessor very plainly and candidly --
23   9, 14|        for, if it came from her confessor, it would have been a torture