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 1  3,1 |           be instant in prayer; to confess more frequently; to receive
 2  4,1 |            and Apostolic Church. I confess one baptism for the remission
 3  6,1 |             1. If any one does not confess that the first man, Adam,
 4  7,1 |        that each one recognise and confess, that, whereas all men had
 5  7,1 |          we shall be converted, we confess that we are prevented by
 6 14,1 |       previous confession, let him confess as soon as possible. ~CHAPTER
 7 15,1 |           of Christ are careful to confess all the sins which occur
 8 15,1 |     recesses of his conscience, he confess those sins by which he shall
 9 15,1 |        that has been scandalized,--confess his sins publicly, nevertheless
10 15,1 |          faithful of Christ should confess,--a thing which it knew
11 15,3 |          the remission of sins, to confess all and singular the mortal
12 15,3 |           that they, who strive to confess all their sins, wish to
13 15,3 |           that it is not lawful to confess venial sins ; let him be
14 15,3 |           punishments on those who confess; and that it is a fiction,
15 23,3 |  negligently; and if we must needs confess, that no other work can
16 24,2 |            the mass, and that they confess their sins at least once
17 25,3 |            thereof, they carefully confess their sins, and approach
18 26,3 |             CHAPTER X. ~Nuns shall confess and communicate once a month;
19 26,3 |            their constitutions, to confess their sins, and to receive
20 26,14| oecumenical Synod of Trent: let us confess the faith thereof; let us
21 26,14|      thereof. ~Answer. Ever let us confess, ever keep. ~ ./. The Cardinal.