Chapter

1 7 | journey be considered a full repentance"–these are the words of
2 10|      who confessed with true repentance and visited the basilicas
3 15|    are destroyed by means of repentance, as is conveyed in the saying
4 16|  which is so large a part of repentance", as Our predecessor Benedict
5 17| confession and corresponding repentance. For no good man avoids
6 27|      who falsely assert that repentance is lessened or even destroyed
7 27|     produce fruits worthy of repentance. We cited for them the golden
8 27|     produce fruits worthy of repentance, and at the same time to
9 27|    prepared for new works of repentance to atone for past sins,