Chapter

  1 1   |         which is the~lot of each person. This is why even in this
  2 1   |         event in the life of the person confessing and of humanity
  3 1   |       conscience of almost every person are deeds, words and thoughts
  4 1   |       destroyed, the soul of~the person confessing becomes open
  5 2   |       Christian,~not an ordinary person, but a co-participant in
  6 3   |       just the confession of one person, new spiritual children
  7 4(1)|          and unable to give each person sufficient attention. In
  8 4   |      Also try to ensure that the person coming to confession unfailingly
  9 4   |        really be re-read to each person~who comes, but since it
 10 4(9)|     approaching fast.~First each person asks forgiveness of the
 11 4(9)|     forgiveness and blesses~each person in turn. In a large parish
 12 4   |      times be repeated over each person.~Besides this, explain to
 13 6   |        the most acute cases. The person confessing~declares that
 14 6   |         believe. Nowadays such a person would probably not even~
 15 6   |         an~adult and an educated person. If you notice that his
 16 6   |          you~would have sought a person or another book which could
 17 6   |  mischievous schoolboy hates the~person in authority over him? It
 18 6   |        no sincere and~thoughtful person can deny God and accept
 19 6   |     compassion, and often such a person who imagined he~was an atheist
 20 6   |  conversion in the soul of every~person who declares that he does
 21 6   |        necessary to speak to one person one~way and to another person,
 22 6   |    person one~way and to another person, differently. But I am giving
 23 6   |  unbelieving author named by the person they are~talking to. The
 24 6   |         you are calling upon the person to place himself under judgement
 25 6   |      your pastoral eye on such a person and know that the~ ~more
 26 6   |         conies suddenly, and the person is no~longer even interested
 27 6   |         soul and heart of such a person and open up for him a truthful
 28 6   |          should ask the doubtful person what he does believe in~
 29 6   |         fail direct the doubting~person’s attention to the words
 30 7   |       the head of an imaginative person,~and so they do not in any
 31 8   |      impossible to question each person about such abominable sins.~
 32 8   |    astonish us any more.” If the person confessing~still cannot
 33 8   |        God. If he is a religious person, then give~him a rule of
 34 9   |          himself a decent enough person rejected the preaching of
 35 10  |     irreligion, but even a pious~person is not protected from spiritual
 36 10  |      wise guide, either a~living person or a spiritual writer. This
 37 10  |          priest notices~that the person confessing to him a Khlyst
 38 10  |       without repentance. If the person confessing tells of visions
 39 10  |        seen,~then ask him if the person who appeared had a cross
 40 10  |      careful to mention that the person who appeared~had a cross
 41 10  |          is a sure sign that the person who saw it is in delusion
 42 10  |      order to open the eyes of a person who has fallen or is falling
 43 11  |         also whenever you meet a person with whom you~habitually
 44 11  |        three times for the other person to follow your lead; and
 45 11  |       cannot go away from such a person or, as it is said in~spiritual
 46 11  |          good will~toward such a person, as it says in the Psalm: ‘
 47 11  |        effort on the part of the person bearing it, on those around,~
 48 11  |   forgiveness and peace from the person you have offended, even
 49 11  |         ability to swim: until a person has~made himself to float
 50 12  |        the casual desires that a person may have from time to time.~
 51 12  |       stronger a passion is in a person, the quicker and more fiercely~
 52 12  |         these by noticing when a person begins to get angry: if
 53 12  |   indicator of other passions. A person’s enslavement to them is
 54 12  |         the contrary, if a young person is distinguished by a~forgiving
 55 12  |         being called a~worthless person who does not even defend
 56 13  |     illicit liaison with another person. Besides this there are
 57 13  |         beautiful is the type of person who~has not yet succumbed
 58 13  |         together with~some other person. In the latter case, first
 59 13  |      more so with drunkenness. A person who is subject to them struggles
 60 13  |          what it means for a lay~person to have a prayer book. Priests
 61 13  |          for a physically~mature person, and that if these demands
 62 13  |      considerably older than the person confessing was when he lost
 63 13  |        or more without eating. A person’s ideas about undernourishment
 64 13  |       makes itself felt, but the person~acknowledges that it is
 65 13  |       the desires and~moods of a person’s soul, then sexual life
 66 13  |        in the soul. Of course, a person who is used to~following
 67 13  |          stimulate them — such a person, of course, considers~sexual
 68 13  |     suffering. But surely a vain person hardly suffers less if he
 69 13  |        passes deep sleep, if the~person’s soul remains free from
 70 13  |         illicit love for another person’s wife, for example, or
 71 13  |          for example, or another person’s~husband or a close relative
 72 14  |     deeply rooted in the soul, a person offering sincere repentance
 73 14  |    drinking, but also to ask the~person confessing about the conditions
 74 14  |          that his soul is like a person so ill that he has to submit
 75 15  |       has~moral stumblings, this person will always know that the
 76 15  |       her own feelings, then the~person who is sick in the soul,
 77 15  |        and encourage a depressed person, but grieving~compassion
 78 15  |        to confession.~So, when a person comes to confession and
 79 15  |         mirror.~Suppose that the person confessing says, “I have
 80 15  |       holy~love even in a stupid person, and turn a kind face to
 81 15  |         to pray for the grieving person immediately pours joy~into
 82 16  |       view, promoted an~unworthy person out of stupidity or prejudice,
 83 16  |    prejudice, then it is not the person who has received~the promotion,
 84 16  |    harbour such feelings if this person was not, as it were, your
 85 16  |        the acts and words of the person who wishes you ill or~whom
 86 16  |          s attitude to the other person’s party. Such~injustice,
 87 16  |          the part of the envious person against his rival. When
 88 16  |        especially if the tempted person~resolves unfailingly to
 89 17  |          for him to understand a person~who, although he both believes
 90 17  |          unable to do so. Such a person must unfailingly have turned
 91 17  |      calm his conscience, such a person sometimes makes~donations
 92 17  |     second commandment.~When the person confessing admits to cheating
 93 17  |         him seeming to be a good person~and Christian. Judas — (
 94 17  |           a drunkard or an angry person of this. These~passions
 95 17  |          have~given to the other person been passed on to you also?
 96 18  |          sex and attitude of the person~confessing. Not long ago (
 97 18  |         confession occurs when a person, who may be free~of offences
 98 18  | reproaches of conscience. Such a person says to himself, “It is
 99 18  |      especially difficult if the person has not~deliberately committed
100 18  |      priest personally knows the person who has come to confession,~
101 18  |        himself as an irreligious person, the~priest can still explain
102 18  |   beginning of the change of the~person’s whole inner life. He will
103 18  |         God and people than~is a person who is ashamed to admit
104 19  |         One’s Neighbour.~Ask the person confessing whether his conscience
105 19  |       sense is there in asking a person about going to church~regularly
106 19  |      then about sins against the Person of God and finally about
107 19  |        the sense of what makes a~person angry, but even more in
108 19  |        time, to lure an innocent person into a sin from which he
109 19  |       the faith itself. When the person confessing hangs down his
110 19  |        to be a good,~intelligent person and not just a stupid sheep,
111 19  |          Only then will~you be a person; then, perhaps, of your
112 20  |          used even when an older person is confessing, as a link
113 20  |          you must realize that a person who~doesn’t pray or take
114 20  |         those who pray. But if a person does not flee~for refuge
115 21  |          And then, how greatly a person is valued if he is known
116 21  |          This may be against the person they are talking to, in
117 21  |       artificially in~any way. A person who does this is mistaking
118 21  |       man of prayer, a~spiritual person, and falls into proud self-delusion.
119 21  |          is long withheld from a person who prays or is taken away
120 21  |          distraction away from a~person who is praying; for if a
121 21  |         who is praying; for if a person talking to a king pays close
122 B   |        of St. Basil the Great, a person receives a canon from~the
123 B   |        he abandons the sin: if a person continues committing the
124 B   |          there should be found a person who is reverent, and desires
125 B   |     attention also to this:~If a person who has sinned wants to
126 D   |    carnal relations with another person?~Have you engaged in unnatural