Part,  Chapter, Paragraph

 1    II, 4,4|    conference’ between priest and penitent alone. The priest is strictly~
 2    II, 4,4|          separating~confessor and penitent, but in any convenient part
 3    II, 4,4| iconostasis; sometimes priest and penitent stand behind a screen, or
 4    II, 4,4|           the priest sits and the~penitent kneels, in the Orthodox
 5    II, 4,4|     sometimes they both sit). The penitent~faces a desk on which are
 6    II, 4,4|          the priest questions the penitent about his sins and gives
 7    II, 4,4|        gives him advice. When the~penitent has confessed everything,
 8    II, 4,4|      stole~(epitrachilion) on the penitent’s head and then laying his
 9    II, 4,4|           advice, and assures the penitent of God’s forgiveness, he
10    II, 4,4|         absolution, but sends the penitent to a priest). There is in