Ad Petri Cathedram
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 1   4,105|          and assiduous in works of penance; they should undertake the


Mater et magistra
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 2 235    |         sense of mortification and penance which assures the rule of


Paenitentiam agere
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 3 1      |       Apostolic Benediction.~Doing penance for one's sins is a first
 4 1      |       except it be on the basis of penance. ~
 5 4      |         God and Saviour. ~Calls to Penance in the Bible~
 6 5      |         calling them to prayer and penance. Indeed, Moses refused to
 7 8      |             Nor did these calls to penance cease when the Son of God
 8 8      |            Baptist proclaimed: "Do penance, for the kingdom of heaven
 9 8      |           to preach and to say, Do penance, for the kingdom of heaven
10 10     |                        10. Indeed, penance is that counterforce which
11 11     |      Paraclete in these words: "Do penance and be baptized, every one
12 11     |         joy in the Holy Spirit."12~Penance and Baptisrnal Innocence~
13 12     |         the person who thinks that penance is necessary only for those
14 16     |    sinlessness in the sacrament of penance, for such is the stipulation
15 16     |            the holy Fathers called penance 'a laborious kind of baptism'."16~
16 16     |     laborious kind of baptism'."16~Penance in the Prayers of the Church~
17 17     |            with which this call to penance is reiterated makes it imperative
18 17     |      Earlier Councils and Calls to Penance~
19 18     |           perform salutary acts of penance? ~
20 21     |            all sin.''21~Prayer and Penance for the Coming Council~
21 22     |          the practice of Christian penance. ~
22 24     |      imploring God with prayer and penance to grant that this great
23 27     |           their works of mercy and penance. By this means they may
24 27     |        aptly observed: "Prayer and penance are the two potent inspirations
25 28     |       Spirit, for external acts of penance are quite obviously useless
26 28     |           danger. ~Outward Acts of Penance~
27 29     |   encouraged to do outward acts of penance, both to keep their bodies
28 29     |            evil, unless by painful penance, sorrowing humility, the
29 30     |                       30. External penance includes particularly the
30 30     |      practice of Christian virtue. Penance of this kind is in fact
31 30     |           Acts as Part of External Penance~
32 31     |            doing voluntary acts of penance and offering them to God.
33 33     |         not know that this sort of penance is the more acceptable to
34 38     |           to purify their souls by penance and to enkindle them with
35 40     |            us in praying and doing penance, that God may give His Church


Sacerdotii nostri primordia
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36    ,9  |            and in the ardor of his penance"10 to the honors of the
37   1,11 |         attribute to the virtue of penance in striving for perfection
38   1,20 |    self-denial and the practice of penance: that is by devoting himself
39   1,24 |    experiences in the Sacrament of Penance he got an unmistakable picture
40   1,24 |         his hearers: "The works of penance abound in such delights
41   2,34 |           devoted to the virtue of penance, was just as sure that "
42   3,60 |          crowds to the tribunal of Penance that some people, out of
43   3,70 | administration of the Sacrament of Penance for thirty years with almost
44   3,84 | administration of the sacrament of Penance, which calls for special
45   3,86 |     Confessions in the tribunal of Penance for what seemed like endless
46   3,88 |              I impose only a small penance on those who confess their
47   3,90 |      experience in the tribunal of Penance, in which he loosed the
48   3,95 |            use of the Sacrament of Penance, which is so necessary for
49   3,114|           to prayers and Christian penance; this majestic voice is