Chapter

 1 7 |        from their parish priest or confessor before they undertake the
 2 19|          question him". But if the confessor knows that the penitent
 3 19|    forgetfulness or ignorance, the confessor must circumspectly and prudently
 4 19|           the question whether the confessor is obliged to investigate
 5 19|          things of God. So, if the confessor hears anything from the
 6 20|         some sin known only to the confessor, which could occasion greater
 7 20|         sinner in evildoing if the confessor passes them by without comment.
 8 20|    theologians is unanimous that a confessor must assist the penitent
 9 20|    correspond to the advice of the confessor, there is still hope that
10 20|        very harmful. Therefore the confessor is obliged to advise all
11 21|            be desirable that every confessor should be endowed with what
12 21|            deed is reported to the confessor and he must consequently
13 22|         private warning from one's confessor which strikes one individual
14 22| penitential canons will assist the confessor in getting sinners to readily
15 22|        sins if he had approached a confessor in the far-off days when
16 22|          being imposed on her by a confessor so famous for his goodness