Council,  Canon

 1   1    |    Novatians. ~Canon 9: Certain sins known after ordination involve
 2   1”,9 |         hearing confessed their sins to them,[17] and after they
 3   1”,9 |       orders must be clear from sins that preclude holy orders,
 4   1”,9 |     examination confessed their sins, such as preclude admission
 5   1”,9 |         themselves confessed to sins incapacitating one for holy
 6   1”,9 |      those who have fallen into sins are not admissible to holy
 7   1”,9 |       exempt from the charge of sins, just as St. Paul commands
 8   1”,9 |         to be observed that all sins that entail deposition from
 9   1”,11|     sinners to tell about their sins with the congregation of
10   1”,11|         God on account of their sins, he dismissed them and they
11   1”,14|        said was simply that the sins of the catechumens did not
12   3”,5 | clergymen who on account of any sins calling for excommunication
13   7”,20|         adultery, or other such sins, commands the present Canon,
14   7”,27|  vivification, and remission of sins, they shall impart to the
15   7”,27|      and for remission of their sins,[155] whereas he blesses
16   7”,31|       world and redemption from sins. And in connection with
17   7”,31|        for the remission of the sins and the vivification of
18   7”,42|      others, perhaps because of sins they had committed. Hence
19   7”,69|       to propitiate God for our sins. Whoever prays and supplicates
20   7”,74|      God to be appeased for our sins. Whoever begs and prayerfully
21   8”,4 |      are offered in the case of sins in general, to the effect
22   8”,7 |       Apostle said: “Some men’s sins are plainly evident, . . .
23   8”,7 |   inferentially” (1 Tim. 5:24). Sins, therefore, being committed
24   8”,7 |     committed in advance, other sins follow them. Thus the impious
25   8”,7 |       it says that the previous sins one commits are followed
26   8”,7 |   commits are followed by other sins, just as happened in the
27   8”,13|      the disaster attending our sins certain charitable institutions
28   8”,23|       to cut out the origins of sins. For not only is adultery
29   8”,23|     expression “confessed their sins to them,” substitutes the
30   8”,23|        the words “confessed the sins they had committed,” which
31   8”,23|        tears and mourn over the sins of Christians who confess
32   8”,23| penances proportionately to the sins, but ought to take into
33   8”,23|         some extent, from their sins and passions. But if one
34   8”,23|        a canon along with their sins become careless, and grow
35   8”,23|     repentance that befit their sins. As for those, finally,
36   8”,23|      priest absolves from their sins and they are permitted to
37   8”,23|        be made liable for their sins, without having done anything
38   8”,23|       for having committed some sins, he is not doing right if
39   8”,23|       regards all the evils and sins these monks do in the world
40   8”,23|    Christians who confess their sins to them, and who therefor
41   8”,23|         account of their hidden sins, or even by themselves when
42   8”,23|        who are confessing their sins, and must intercede in behalf
43   8”,23|      orders on account of their sins to be entitled to pronounce
44   8”,23|       in his c. XVIII says that sins of some persons are judged
45   8”,23|        till later years. But if sins are judged by God beginning
46   8”,23|       it is manifest that these sins are done after the attainment
47   8”,23|    ought to be punished for the sins they commit from then on.
48   8”,23| children ought to confess their sins to confessors from the fourteenth
49   8”,23|   should begin confessing their sins when six years old, and
50   8”,23|        allege in extenuation of sins, on the alleged score that
51   8”,23|         first confess all their sins, fast, and partake of the