Canon

 1 1  |            baptism have fallen into sin, by true repentance he can
 2 14 |    proportion to the gravity of his sin, be punished in accordance
 3 14 |           at least be withheld from sin by a temporal penalty. If
 4 21 |              A priest who reveals a sin confided to him in confession
 5 21 | circumstances of the sinner and the sin, from the nature of which
 6 21 |            He who dares to reveal a sin confided to him in the tribunal
 7 22 |    infirmity is sometimes caused by sin, the Lord saying to the
 8 22 |         whom he had healed: "Go and sin no more, lest some worse
 9 41 |             that is not of faith is sin (Rom. 14: 23), we decree
10 41 |           maintained without mortal sin is in conflict with all
11 50 |             palliate the gravity of sin but rather aggravates it,
12 HLD|         should any have fallen into sin, let them quickly rise again