Section,  Paragraph

1 VII,  430|   you are humbled, it is by penitence, not by nature.~Thus this
2 VII,  498|  senses were not opposed to penitence, and if our corruption were
3 VII,  525|   not from nature, but from penitence, not to rest in them, but
4  IX,  612|     into a state of sorrow, penitence, and estrangement from God,
5   X,  660|                        661. Penitence, alone of all these mysteries,
6   X,  665|   were of joy; the means of penitence; and nevertheless the Paschal
7 XIV,  883|    Sinners purified without penitence; the righteous justified
8 XIV,  904| absolves as soon as He sees penitence in the heart; the Church