Chapter, Paragraph

 1  7,1|     pray, in the words of the penitent thief, “that He may remember
 2  7,1|      the Beatitudes, with the penitent thief’s prayer, “Remember
 3  8,2|    great sinner, then a great penitent and ascetic. This latter
 4  9,4|    the remission of sins, the penitent, standing before the icon
 5  9,4|      the Lord may forgive the penitent’s sins and join him to His
 6  9,4| descends into the soul of the penitent and cleanses it of sins,
 7  9,4|     The priest who receives a penitent’s confession enters into
 8  9,4|  spiritual father,” while the penitent is the priest’s “spiritual
 9  9,4|     spiritual father remits a penitent’s sins on condition that
10  9,4| imposes a penance to help the penitent to break himself of a sinful
11  9,4|      excepting in case of the penitent’s dangerous illness or that
12 10,2|       what is remitted to the penitent on earth is remitted to