Council,  Canon

 1   1”,14|       the catechumens not to be penanced for sinning before baptism.
 2   1”,14|         But the catechumens are penanced nevertheless, because, though
 3   7”,3 |   activity, having already been penanced for an express length of
 4   7”,3 |     from the sacred liturgy and penanced, we order them to be restored
 5   7”,40|     their said cloister, and be penanced (or “canonized”) canonically
 6   7”,43|         he marries, he is to be penanced as a fornicator, i.e., for
 7   7”,53|  afterwards be canonized (i.e., penanced) seven years. St. Basil,
 8   7”,93|        violated the oath, he is penanced six years; but if he violated
 9   8”,18|        ministration, let him be penanced; and if he persists, let
10   8”,23|        will . . . . If they are penanced a little at a time, they
11   8”,23|         Luke one Bishop who had penanced (or, as the original says, “
12   8”,23|      blame-worthy, she shall be penanced for only forty days; but
13   8”,23|     prior thereto, she shall be penanced as an adultress. Note that
14   8”,23|        he is not suspended, but penanced (by way of reprimand) with
15   8”,23|         his static sin is to be penanced more lightly with a canonical
16   8”,23|     rats, the priests are to be penanced because they failed to keep
17   8”,23| consequently they themselves be penanced on this account. If, on
18   8”,23|    canonized (i.e., canonically penanced) who refuse to go to that
19   8”,23|        by the present Canon are penanced only as fornicators, and
20   8”,23|         offenders are not being penanced by concession. For it’s