Council,  Canon

 1   1”,12 |             II of Laodicea agree that penances ought to be accomodated
 2   1”,12 |               regard to the matter of penances. Read also cc. IX and XI
 3   1”,14 |               why the councils impose penances upon sinful catechumens.
 4   2”,2  |         elections, or ordinations, or penances, or absolutions, or any
 5   2”,6  |               are liable to Canonical penances in case they leave their
 6   4”,3  |          ecclesiastical penalties (or penances).~(Ap. cc. VI, LXXXI, LXXXIII;
 7   4”,9  |           impose the proper Canonical penances (or penalties).” Read also
 8   4”,24 |               occur are liable to the penances provided by the Canons.~(
 9   4”,25 |              liable to ecclesiastical penances; and the means profits of
10   4”,25 |           becomes liable to canonical penances. The income, however, from
11   4”,27 |             than the other Canons do, penances those who seize women forcibly
12   7”,25 |            not subjected to canonical penances, but is pardoned. But for
13   7”,25 |               be compelled to undergo penances. Read also Ap. c. XIX.~ ~ ~
14   7”,26 |                XVI of the 7th imposes penances on those in holy orders
15   7”,43 |             penalty of undergoing the penances prescribed by the Canons.~(
16   7”,45 |              be subjected to suitable penances.~(c. XLVII of the 6th.)~ ~
17   7”,45 |             reprimanded with suitable penances, which the Prior or Prioress
18   7”,48 |               shall be subject to the penances provided by the Canons. ~(
19   7”,52 |              compelled to undergo the penances prescribed to be suffered
20   7”,86 |            the contrary, deserves the penances attached to the commission
21   7”,93 |            Canon makes them liable to penances; and we decree their excommunication.~ ~
22   7”,93 |             of Basil subjects them to penances. St. Basil, however, canonizes
23   7”,101|             concerning many different penances, lastly in the present Canon
24   7”,101|             willing to repent lenient penances, and persons who are more
25   7”,101|               on the contrary extreme penances, they fail to correct either
26   7”,101|        mitigating, or lightening, the penances in dealing with the man
27   7”,101|             reduction of years and of penances for their sin, let him at
28   7”,101|               that is to say, and the penances prescribed by the Canons.~ ~ ~
29   8”,23 |               to inflict penalties or penances proportionately to the sins,
30   8”,23 |            them suddenly with all the penances they deserve, he will deprive
31   8”,23 |              augment or to reduce the penances prescribed by the Canons,
32   8”,23 |               the Synod inflicted the penances of the Canon on the murderer,
33   8”,23 | above-mentioned Kyr Luke subjected to penances newly-married couples who
34   8”,23 |            the Great in regard to the penances which he provides excommunicates
35   8”,23 |            oath) condemns to the same penances also those who perjure themselves,
36   8”,23 |              of years and the various penances, or penalties, with which
37   8”,23 |        sinners add to these years and penances a hatred of sin, and a painful
38   8”,23 |             result from the years and penances alone. Both these requirements,
39   8”,23 |                without undergoing the penances prescribed by the Canons” (