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 1 I, 2,8        |     rightly accustomed to call the sacrament of reconciliation or penance
 2 I, 3,11       |              The Church, the Great Sacrament of Reconciliation ~11. The
 3 I, 3,11       |            as it were of being its sacrament in the world. The church
 4 I, 3,11       |           world. The church is the sacrament, that is to say, the sign
 5 I, 3,11       |        grant to humanity.~She is a sacrament in the first place by her
 6 I, 3,11       |           of Christ.~She is also a sacrament through her service as the
 7 I, 3,11       |           Christ.~Finally she is a sacrament by reason of the seven sacraments
 8 II, 1,18      |        ritualism that deprives the sacrament of its full significance
 9 II, 1,18      |            careful practice of the sacrament of penance. ~
10 II, 2,20      |        Lord.(106)   The mystery or sacrament of pietas, therefore, is
11 III, 0,23     |           and reconciliation.  The sacrament par excellence of penance
12 III, 1,25     |          by her nature, she is the sacrament of the universal communion
13 III, 1,25     |        study of revelation and the sacrament of baptism.~To the extent
14 III, 1,27     |            always emphasized: Each sacrament, over and above its own
15 III, 1,27     |            together with baptism a sacrament of initiation, in conferring
16 III, 1,27     |      guided by faith in this great sacrament, teaches that no Christian
17 III, 1,27     |     perfect contrition."(156) ~The sacrament of orders is intended to
18 III, 1,27     |       division and dispersion.~The sacrament of matrimony, the exaltation
19 III, 1,27     |          the family born from this sacrament may be a sign also of the
20 III, 1,27     |          has often been called the sacrament of confession because of
21 III, 1,27     |      considered by antonomasia the sacrament of penance, as it is in
22 III, 1,27     |         called. And thus it is the sacrament of conversion and reconciliation.
23 III, 1,27     |         concerned itself with this sacrament because of its importance
24 III, 2        |                    CHAPTER TWO~THE SACRAMENT OF PENANCE AND RECONCILIATION ~
25 III, 2,28     |           and reconciliation. This sacrament in itself certainly does
26 III, 2,28     |      accessible as a rite than the sacrament of penance.~From its preparatory
27 III, 2,28     |          and emphases, namely: The sacrament of penance is in crisis.
28 III, 2,28     |      penance in general and of the sacrament of penance in particular.
29 III, 2,28     |            its faith regarding the sacrament which gives to every Christian
30 III, 2,28     |    above-mentioned crisis. For the sacrament of confession is indeed
31 III, 2,28     |            without approaching the sacrament of reconciliation. A further
32 III, 2,28     |         idea of the effects of the sacrament.~It is therefore appropriate
33 III, 2,28     |    principal aspects of this great sacrament. ~
34 III, 2,29     |      figure of the minister of the sacrament of penance who by very ancient
35 III, 2,30     |                                The Sacrament of Forgiveness ~30. From
36 III, 2,30     | forgiveness, conferred through the sacrament of penance. It is the certainty
37 III, 2,30     |           offered to all-a special sacrament for the forgiveness of sins
38 III, 2,30     |      baptism.~The practice of this sacrament, as regards its celebration
39 III, 2,30     |            to the substance of the sacrament there has always remained
40 III, 2,30     |             Those who approach the sacrament of penance obtain pardon
41 III, 2,30     |       instituted in his church the sacrament of penance so that the faithful
42 III, 2,30     |         The church's faith in this sacrament involves certain other fundamental
43 III, 2,31     |           Catholic doctrine on the sacrament of penance.~I. The first
44 III, 2,31     |           that for a Christian the sacrament of penance is the primary
45 III, 2,31     |            while doing without the sacrament which was instituted by
46 III, 2,31     | understanding of the nature of the sacrament of penance; toward a reception
47 III, 2,31     |          toward a reception of the sacrament which is more filled with
48 III, 2,31     |        frequent celebration of the sacrament which is seen to be completely
49 III, 2,31     |       concerns the function of the sacrament of penance for those who
50 III, 2,31     |      ancient traditional idea, the sacrament is a kind of judicial action;
51 III, 2,31     |            on the function of this sacrament, the church's consciousness
52 III, 2,31     |         this healing aspect of the sacrament,(182) to which modern man
53 III, 2,31     |             under both aspects the sacrament requires a knowledge of
54 III, 2,31     |      Precisely for this reason the sacrament involves on the part of
55 III, 2,31     |          in the very nature of the sacrament.~III. The third conviction,
56 III, 2,31     |       father, and which has in the sacrament of penance its visible sign
57 III, 2,31(185)|           in order to approach the sacrament of penance it is sufficient
58 III, 2,31(185)|           But in the sphere of the sacrament, the penitent, under the
59 III, 2,31     |    centuries the usual name of the sacrament has been and still is that
60 III, 2,31     |           by the person who in the sacrament exercises the role of judge.
61 III, 2,31     |       other essential stage of the sacrament of penance this time along
62 III, 2,31     |         renewed each time that the sacrament of penance is administered.
63 III, 2,31     |   Christian has made to God in the sacrament to begin a new life (and
64 III, 2,31(188)|        place for administering the sacrament and concerning confessionals (
65 III, 2,31     |    important convictions about the sacrament of penance.~First of all,
66 III, 2,31     |    personal and intimate that this sacrament, in which the sinner stands
67 III, 2,31     |          the social nature of this sacrament, in which the whole church-militant,
68 III, 2,31     |            ecclesial nature of the sacrament. The individual nature and
69 III, 2,31     |       complementary aspects of the sacrament which the progressive reform
70 III, 2,31     |        forgiveness obtained in the sacrament of penance consists in reconciliation
71 III, 2,31     |           are the ministers of the sacrament of penance.(193) The priest'
72 III, 2,31     |            he fails to receive the sacrament of penance at regular intervals
73 III, 2,31     |           holiness present in this sacrament We priests, on the basis
74 III, 2,31     |      careful we are to receive the sacrament of penance and to approach
75 III, 2,31     |       internal logic of this great sacrament. It invites all of us priests
76 III, 2,31     |       faithful to make use of this sacrament. I urge them to use all
77 III, 2,32     |       adapt the celebration of the sacrament of penance to particular
78 III, 2,32     |    ordinary way of celebrating the sacrament, and it cannot and must
79 III, 2,32     |           community aspects of the sacrament, is the same as the first
80 III, 2,32     |            it possible to link the sacrament of penance with something
81 III, 2,32     |            also to make use of the sacrament of penance for venial sins
82 III, 2,32     |        life to the practice of the sacrament and prevent it from declining
83 III, 2,32     |         for the celebration of the sacrament. It will also be an incentive
84 III, 2,33     |                 Celebration of the Sacrament with General Absolution ~
85 III, 2,34     |         conditions required by the sacrament of penance, the church's