Chapter

 1 1   |    admit that essentially the matter should be otherwise. They
 2 1   |   penitents at confession, no matter to whom they are talking
 3 1   |      it depend to~arrange the matter differently? Who is chiefly
 4 1   |       must admit that in this matter our clergy are completely
 5 2   |   reader, after examining the matter in detail, should thus find
 6 4(3)| arranged according to subject matter. This is~not available in
 7 7   |     and receive Communion, no matter how stupid the words or
 8 10  |      nor ashamed to do so. No~matter how much people are let
 9 17  |     where, on considering the matter calmly, you realize that
10 21  |       worry over some worldly matter, and, if so, start~struggling