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 1 3,4|     well conveys the tender and penitent feelings with which the
 2 3,6|        longings of a guilty and penitent soul.~This week we are also
 3 5,1|     Monastic Tonsure comes as a penitent, as though to Baptism. [
 4 5,1| entrance to the Sanctuary) as a penitent, having abandoned the world
 5 5,1|      hair shirt), waiting, as a penitent, to be conducted into his
 6 8,4|         spiritual advice to the Penitent.~Since all sin is not only
 7 8,4|      between the Priest and the Penitent, and the Priest is forbidden
 8 8,4|   standing invisibly before the Penitent. The Confession itself consists
 9 8,4|        put by the Priest to the Penitent regarding his sins, his
10 8,4|    Epitrachelion (stole) on the Penitent's head and says the Prayer
11 8,4|   places on Mt. Athos), but the Penitent was always sent to a Priest