Title, Canon

 1   12,474 |       the typicon advising that confession be made~to certain confessors,
 2   16,718 |        having themselves made a confession and accepted an appropriate
 3   16,720 |         Individual and integral confession and absolution constitute~
 4   16,720 |  impossibility excuses one from confession of this~type, in which case
 5   16,720 |        without prior~individual confession cannot be imparted unless: (
 6   16,720 |         sufficient necessity if confession cannot be readily~available
 7   16,733 |      knowledge of the sins from confession comes in any way.~
 8   16,734 |         knowledge~acquired from confession when it might harm the penitent,
 9   16,734 |        which he has received in confession at any time. 3. ~Directors
10   16,735 |      them to come to individual confession on days and hours set for
11   16,796 |  outside the act of sacramental confession. 3. ~The local hierarch
12   25,1216|           Canon 1216~A judicial confession is a written or oral assertion
13   25,1217|       not at stake the judicial confession of one party relieves the
14   25,1217|       good, however, a judicial confession and~the declarations of
15   25,1218|      worth of an extra-judicial confession which has been~introduced
16   25,1219|                    Canon 1219~A confession or any other declaration
17   25,1223| deriving from an extra-judicial confession;~against others it's probative
18   25,1231|        by reason of sacramental confession, even if the penitent requests
19   25,1231|      any way on the~occasion of confession cannot be accepted as even
20   27,1456|   directly violated the seal of confession, is to be punished with
21   27,1456|        to gain information from~confession, or who has given such information
22   27,1458|         or under the pretext~of confession has solicited a penitent