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 1  Intr,   0|           who was also St. Teresa's confessor, Fray Domingo B‡-ez. The
 2  Intr,   0|            were made by the Saint's confessor, P. Garc'a de Toledo, whom,
 3  Prol     |       Dominic, who at present is my confessor, to write certain things
 4  Prol,   0|           prayer. It may be that my confessor will not wish you to see
 5  Unic,   4|             profitable; but, if the confessor is seen to be tending in
 6  Unic,   4|           trying to consult another confessor is the safest one if it
 7  Unic,   4|      without knowing how. For, if a confessor gives occasion for vanity
 8  Unic,   4|         their consciences and their confessor should give them exactly
 9  Unic,   4|             that they must have one confessor only, they will not know
10  Unic, App| qualifications and character of the confessor. Many editors substitute
11  Unic, App|            them, especially where a confessor is concerned. For if persons
12  Unic, App|   practising prayer find that their confessor is a holy man and understands
13  Unic, App|           at. In particular, if the confessor is guiding such persons
14  Unic, App|          upon whether you like your confessor or not, but just to like
15  Unic, App|          our souls? Actually, if my confessor is a holy and spiritual
16  Unic, App|                        But, if your confessor is not such a person as
17  Unic, App|           find that everything your confessor says to you profits your
18  Unic, App|          But if you notice that the confessor is tending in any way towards
19  Unic,   5|             be so intimate with the confessor that no one will dare to
20  Unic,   5|            If they consult only one confessor, they think they are acting
21  Unic,   5|             sisters ask for another confessor, they are told that this
22  Unic,   5|          You might suppose that any confessor would know this, but you
23  Unic,   5|             have said even if their confessor has all these good qualities,
24  Unic,   5|           it is impossible that one confessor should be acquainted with
25  Unic,   5|          the devil should tempt the confessor, with the result that he
26  Unic,   5|          out of the convent, and no confessor should have this freedom
27  Unic,  18|             surrender her will to a confessor who is himself a contemplative56
28  Unic,  39|       conceal our penances from our confessor or superior, or if we are
29  Unic,  40|           the truth and do as their confessor bids them and tell him the
30  Unic,  42|          book I shall give it to my confessor, Father Presentado Domingo