Chapter

 1 2    |     unsophisticated~though it may seem. You will ask, “Can
 2 3    |   through the local town, and~may God grant that you manage
 3 4    |    who wish to take Communion may come to confession both
 4 4(4) |      full Rite of Confession, may be found in~“The Service
 5 4(8) |                   This sermon may be found (abridged) in “
 6 4(12)|       Communion; all of these may be found in the~English “
 7 7    |      the words or images that~may be crowding into one’s head.~
 8 7    |      feeling. However much it may be present in us, if we
 9 7    |        although at times this may seem to be so. He must calmly
10 8    |  depart unhealed.”~These sins may be very shameful and impure,
11 8    |       On~the other hand, they may be criminal offences: murder,
12 12   |  casual desires that a person may have from time to time.~
13 13   |      So, however difficult it may be for a priest to ask questions
14 14   | though such a method of proof may be. When people~repent of
15 14   |     intemperate life, or what may easily happen in the circumstances
16 17   |  inheritance stingily. Or, it may inspire one to~reinterpret
17 18   |    also other~questions which may be put to penitents. This
18 18   |     in~their subconscious and may be dominated by this. It
19 18   |     occurs when a person, who may be free~of offences and
20 18   | passion, which he often — one may even say, in most cases —~
21 21   |   vulgar words of abuse. This may be against the person they
22 A    |  Second Prayer of Absolution:~May our Lord and God Jesus Christ,
23 B    |       the point of death, you may~commune, but if you then