Chapter

 1 13|      must be fully aware that sin and its eternal punishment
 2 13|   living have destroyed their sin and its eternal punishment
 3 14|     Roman Pontiff can forgive sin and can remove the punishment
 4 14| punishment due to actual sins–sin by means of the sacrament
 5 17| humility; a greater horror of sin develops; one's strength
 6 19|    they are guilty of serious sin if, while sitting in the
 7 19|      of the sinner and of the sin. Thus he may discover the
 8 19|    know that such an act is a sin, for according to Isidore
 9 20| penitent has fallen into some sin known only to the confessor,
10 20|       a proximate occasion of sin, if not of externally sinful
11 22|     the proximate occasion of sin or to abandon sins in other
12 22|       lived under the yoke of sin and explain the vileness
13 22|  seriously resolve to abandon sin in the future. For it is
14 22| recognize the great malice of sin and gladly accept the satisfaction