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 1 15,1|     penitent himself, to wit, contrition, confession and satisfaction,
 2 15,1|     penance. ~CHAPTER IV. ~On Contrition. ~Contrition, which holds
 3 15,1|  CHAPTER IV. ~On Contrition. ~Contrition, which holds the first place
 4 15,1|      future. This movement of contrition was at all times necessary
 5 15,1|     Synod declares, that this contrition contains not only a cessation
 6 15,1|    sometimes happen that this contrition is perfect through charity,
 7 15,1|    not to be ascribed to that contrition, independently of the desire
 8 15,1|      And as to that imperfect contrition, which is called attrition,
 9 15,1|      also do they assert that contrition is extorted and forced,
10 15,1|       even though there be no contrition on his part, or no intention
11 15,3| sacrament of Penance, to wit, contrition, confession, and satisfaction,
12 15,3|       any one saith, that the contrition which is acquired by means
13 15,3|   sinner; in fine, that this (contrition) is a forced and not free