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 1 6 |    time goes on, any sensual sin should be found out ~about
 2 13|    who had ~committed mortal sin should ever be readmitted
 3 17| stood convicted of notorious sin ~were put to open penance,
 4 17|    public penance for secret sin;(1) a ~thing wholly different
 5 18|    if it involved them in no sin (see below ~on Eph. 5, Chalc.
 6 19|   has ~committed some deadly sin, and desires the Eucharist
 7 25|    was looked upon as mortal sin has been transfigured ~into
 8 31|    their ordination of grave sin, are to be deposed with
 9 31|    monk who when fallen into sin, and summoned once, ~twice,
10 31| those who return to the same sin as well widowers as ~those
11 31|    of the faithful while his sin is yet not public should
12 33|       recompense for his own sin. So far indeed has his impiety