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1 2 (54)| certain classes of "reserved" sins; referred to in the XCV
2 Prop1 | not worth calling daily sins, still less cases so grave
3 Prop1 | and Gomorrah, and all the sins which are committed and
4 Prop1 | not reserved cases; but sins against what God has never
5 Prop1 | power to remit all sorts of sins, however they may be called,
6 Prop1 | consciences. But if great public sins are committed, especially
7 Prop1 | are committed, especially sins against God's commandments,
8 Prop1 | honor such antichristian sins, though this is against
9 Prop1 | help my neighbor against sins and temptations; and that,
10 Prop1 | responsible for all the sins which are committed against
11 Prop2 | least some, of the mortal sins which are secret, so that
12 Prop2 | absolve another from these sins.1 Now we do not always find
13 Prop2 | rather than confess secret sins to the prelates and the
14 Prop2 | punish it, and of these sins only and no others he may
15 Prop2 | them to himself over secret sins he has no authority, even
16 Prop2 | though they were the worst sins that are or ever can be
17 Prop2 | makes exceptions of these sins, he is a tyrant, for he
18 Prop2 | permission to confess your secret sins to whomever you wish, then
19 Prop2 | case of public or notorious sins which one is unwilling to
20 Prop2 | prelate, to prevent secret sins? Let go what you cannot
21 Prop2 | one sin with many greater sins? And yet, to put God's Word
22 Prop2 | idleness and all manner of sins, so that on the holy days
23 Prop2 | not? Are there not already sins enough on earth, that we
24 Prop3 | a plague upon us for our sins. ~Why, this wretched man,
25 Prop3 | world, for its grievous sins, has been sold to the devil,
26 Prop3 | it not followed by other sins, -- murder, adultery, stealing,
27 Prop3 | in order to avoid many sins which have become very common,
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