Part,  Chapter, Paragraph

 1 I, 1,5        |     who is always willing to forgive. Let us say at once: Reconciliation
 2 II, 0,13      |   faithful and just and will forgive our sins."(56) Written at
 3 III, 1,26     |    repents (returns to you), forgive him; and if he sins against
 4 III, 1,26     |   says, 'I repent,' you must forgive him."(140) A good catechesis
 5 III, 2,29     |         Whose Sins You Shall Forgive" ~29. The books of the Old
 6 III, 2,29     |    both to judge(159) and to forgive sins,(160) and who has come
 7 III, 2,29     |   come not to condemn but to forgive and save.(161)~Now this
 8 III, 2,29     |          Now this power to " forgive sins" Jesus confers through
 9 III, 2,29     | Spirit. Whose sins you shall forgive, they are forgiven; whose
10 III, 2,29(162)|     of sins: "The church can forgive nothing without Christ and
11 III, 2,29(162)|      Christ does not wish to forgive anything without the church.
12 III, 2,29(162)|   the church. The church can forgive nothing except to a penitent,
13 III, 2,30     |   this ministry and power to forgive sins, conferred by Christ
14 III, 2,31     |  peccavi!"-and God alone can forgive. Hence the absolution that