Chapter

 1 9 |    whoever considered himself a guilty sinner before God and~men
 2 9 |          to admit that they~are guilty and sinful. “You feel bitterly
 3 13|         have already said, many guilty of this sin end their earthly
 4 13|          very many children are guilty of secret sins — catechism
 5 13|  mistakenly consider themselves guilty, is far from being what
 6 13|        households and are often~guilty of infanticide or abortion,
 7 13|      Councils and for which the guilty woman and other people involved
 8 16|         pretense of which he is guilty are just as shameful whether
 9 18|       by prayer and fasting are guilty of this sin, as are those
10 19|         to an adolescent who is guilty of this: “When you grow
11 19|        being sure that they are guilty of~anything.~“Perhaps you
12 19|     John 3:15). But you are not~guilty of this — glory to God.
13 19|     self-justification. You are guilty of the same thing if you
14 20|         false oath: are you~not guilty of this? — Look, the Ecumenical
15 20|         fallen away. If you are guilty of this, don’t~try to calm
16 21| laziness.’xliii Aren’t you also guilty of laziness, brother — of
17 21|      from this sin, are you not guilty of one which is its~direct
18 21|         impatience. “Aren’t you~guilty of this sin? Probably a
19 21|         those before whom he is guilty. But the deeper his fall