Ad Petri Cathedram
   Chapter, §
 1   4,125|   wash away the stains of our sins; to this end He endured


Pacem in terris
   §
 2 168    |       death washed away men's sins, which are the fountainhead


Paenitentiam agere
   §
 3 1      |       Doing penance for one's sins is a first step towards
 4 11     |     for the remission of your sins. And you will receive the
 5 29     |  their own and other people's sins. St. Paul was caught up
 6 30     |       and forgiveness for our sins, and His heavenly aid for
 7 31     | Apostles said, "died once for sins, the Just for the unjust;


Sacerdotii nostri primordia
   Chapter, §
 8   2,47 |      satisfaction for his own sins and those of others, or
 9   2,56 |    just as Jesus expiates the sins of men, so too the priest
10   3,85 |  accounts.90~His Anguish Over Sins~
11   3,87 | infinite multitude of serious sins there are. . . Alas, we
12   3,88 |     of the expiation of these sins. For he told those who asked
13   3,88 |       those who confess their sins properly; the rest I perform
14   3,89 |       to God and weep for the sins they had committed. This
15   3,91 |    remained attached to their sins in hell did not add to the
16   3,93 |       and that men have their sins wiped away and are reconciled
17   3,94 |      it is a matter of venial sins; the Supreme Pontiff said: "