Part,  Chapter, Paragraph

 1 I, 1,13 |         which judges strictly for sins~and punishes the guilty?
 2 II, 5,3 |   conceived in iniquities, and in sins did~my mother bear me” (
 3 II, 5,3 |     reception of the remission~of sins in that it is not his own
 4 II, 5,3 |         it is not his own but the sins of another that are remitted.” (
 5 II, 5,3 |     baptized for the remission of sins, in~order that what in them
 6 II, 6,1 |         even when we~were dead in sins, hath quickened us together
 7 II, 6,1 |          the propitiation~for our sins... We love Him, because
 8 II, 6,4 |         her freedom from personal~sins, was the fruit of the union
 9 II, 6,5 |       Christ took upon Himselfthe sins of the entire world; He
10 II, 6,5 |           Christ “has covered our sins;” He is a “propitiation
11 II, 6,5 |           a “propitiation for our sins;” by Him we have been~“reconciled
12 II, 6,6 |        Mankind tried to erase its sins~by means of sacrifices,
13 II, 6,6 |          the propitiation for our sins, and not for ours only,
14 II, 6,6 |       ours only, but also for the sins of the~whole world” (1 John
15 II, 6,6 | accomplished the cleansing of the sins of the world, the reconciliation
16 II, 6,6 |       make reconciliation for the sins of the people. For in~that
17 II, 6,6 |         we ask forgiveness of our sins; for the Heavenly Father
18 II, 6,6 |          the propitiation for our sins” (1~John 4:10;. “Propitiation”
19 II, 6,8 |       also hath once suffered for sins, the just for the unjust,
20 II, 6,8 |          Holy Spirit: Whosesoever sins ye remit, they are remitted
21 II, 6,8 |        unto them; and whosesoever~sins ye retain, they are retained” (
22 II, 7,5 |        and beg for forgiveness of sins, peace for~the world, and
23 II, 7,5 |         have submitted to various sins . . . The Church~judges
24 II, 7,5 |          that they are subject to sins, they remain and are acknowledged
25 II, 7,5 |           of~repentance for their sins, as it says in the Catechism (
26 II, 7,6 |         Holy Spirit. Whose soever sins ye remit, they are remitted
27 II, 7,6 |       unto them; and~whose soever sins ye retain, they are retained” (
28 II, 8,1 |         received the remission of sins is already among the saved
29 II, 8,1 |           was purged~from his old sins” (2 Pet. 1:3-9). We read
30 II, 8,1 |         for the remission of past sins, and not for assistance
31 II, 8,1 |     assistance against committing~sins in the future, let him be
32 II, 8,2 |     healed of spiritual diseases (sins). In Priesthood he receives
33 II, 8,3 |       Christ for the remission of sins, and ye shall receive the
34 II, 8,3 |      Baptism for the remission~of sins.” This signifies that Baptism
35 II, 8,3 |       communicate a new life. All sins are forgiven, both~original
36 II, 8,3 |         original sin and personal sins; the way is opened for a
37 II, 8,5 |         many for the remission of sins” (Matt. 26:26-28).~The same
38 II, 8,5 |         many for the remission of sins,”~are completely clear and
39 II, 8,5 |          of GodWho takes away the sins of the world, Who is offered
40 II, 8,5 |         many for the remission of sins.” Therefore, from the beginning~
41 II, 8,5 |        for the remission of their sins. This is evident from the
42 II, 8,6 |         offer repentance~of their sins, the remission of sins is
43 II, 8,6 |      their sins, the remission of sins is bestowed by the mercy
44 II, 8,6 |           received forgiveness of sins, again becomes innocent
45 II, 8,6 |        spiritual medicine.” One’s sins, which draw a man downward,
46 II, 8,6 |         relieved of the burden of sins, a man again comes to life
47 II, 8,6 |          1) the confession of his sins before~a pastor of the Church
48 II, 8,6 |          though the confession of sins~comprises only the first,
49 II, 8,6 |        the manifestation of one’s sins.~Confession — that is, pronouncing
50 II, 8,6 |        not only to~the removal of sins, but so that there might
51 II, 8,6 |        father — the~confession of sins — has the significance that
52 II, 8,6 |        pride, the~chief source of sins, and b) the despondency
53 II, 8,6 |          Holy Spirit Whose soever sins ye remit, they are remitted
54 II, 8,6 |       unto them; and whose~soever sins ye retain, they are retained'” (
55 II, 8,6 |         of God’s mercy and~remits sins not on his own authority,
56 II, 8,6 |    remember that the remission of sins in the Mystery is an~act
57 II, 8,6 |          cases or conditions when sins are not forgiven. In the
58 II, 8,6 |     reason why the forgiveness of sins is not possible is to be
59 II, 8,6 |       believe that, even in these sins, the sinners, if they~offer
60 II, 8,6 |    repentance and weep over their sins, will be forgiven. “For,”
61 II, 8,6 |         of forgiveness~for deadly sins: “The sin unto death is
62 II, 8,6 |           or the quality of their sins, or because of the character
63 II, 8,6 |         sake~of “satisfaction for sins,” as the Roman theologians
64 II, 8,6 |           increase sorrow for the sins performed and to support~
65 II, 8,6 | satisfaction of God’s justice for sins, but that they had in mind
66 II, 8,6 |            a) every sin or sum of sins must have an ecclesiastical~
67 II, 8,6 |           a Divine punishment~for sins); b) this punishment can
68 II, 8,9 |          and if he have committed sins, they shall be forgiven~
69 II, 8,9 |    illness and the forgiveness of sins.~One cannot understand the
70 II, 8,9 |          a prayer of remission of sins. A whole assembly of servants
71 II, 8,9 |          proper confession of~his sins. This lightening of the
72 II, 9,1 |            for the forgiveness of sins, for the giving of good
73 II, 9,2 |        for the remission of their sins.~“And this is the confidence
74 II, 9,2 |         have died with unrepented sins, outside the communion of~
75 II, 9,2 |             That the remission of sins for those who have sinned
76 II, 9,3 |        asks forgiveness for their sins, for~there is no man without
77 II, 9,3 |        for the forgiveness of the sins of the departed one and~
78 II, 9,3 |          for the remission of our sins, and for our moral advancement,~
79 Add, 0,3|   remaineth~no more sacrifice for sins, but only a certain fearful
80 Add, 0,4|   remaineth no more sacrifice for sins, but a certain fearful looking~
81 Add, 0,4|           out your soul,~bound by sins. Occupy yourself therefore
82 Add, 0,4|        trembles. The awareness of sins always torments us, all
83 Add, 0,4|        shall cover a multitude of sins” (1 Peter 4:8).~For the
84 Add, 0,7|  arbitrary~way, but it is our own sins that prevent God from shining
85 Add, 0,7|          we gain release from our sins, this~does not mean that
86 App, 5,1|       prayer for the remission of sins, that “his soul be numbered
87 App, 5,1|           because~of his personal sins, he responds with his own
88 App, 5,1|          the forgiveness of their sins (since they are holy before