Chapter

 1 13|      ensnare the consciences of penitents.~~
 2 16|          should encourage their penitents to make a general confession,
 3 18|         was of great benefit to penitents. Currently, however, We
 4 19|        Penance, they hear their penitents carelessly without advising
 5 20|     they see or know that their penitents do not really fulfill their
 6 20|        is obliged to advise all penitents of their obligations. He
 7 20|         hear the confessions of penitents whose morals and example
 8 21|        hears something from his penitents which deserves to be specially
 9 22| absolution, to explain to their penitents in a mild spirit and gentle
10 22|        when the large number of penitents encourages brevity, for
11 22| difficulty: "He considered that penitents should be helped carefully,
12 22|       sins and the means of the penitents. In this way, they can avoid
13 22|      dealing too leniently with penitents in imposing very light works
14 24|     Church request from God for penitents in these words: "That whatever
15 27|      appropriate powers to hear penitents and grant deserved absolution