Chapter

 1 Int|        he says, (3) to admit a penitent neophyte, another to admit
 2 Int|    replied (13), when they are penitent, should be received.~At
 3 Int|        Cyprian, when he wished penitent heretics to be re-baptized (
 4 2  |       do receive him, but as a penitent.~O. The fact is you don’
 5 2  |         Does any one receive a penitent heathen?~L. In my simplicity
 6 2  |        ought to be received if penitent, but not a cleric.~O. And
 7 2  |       never convince me that a penitent bishop should be treated
 8 2  |       should be treated like a penitent layman.~p. 321 O. Since
 9 2  |      and I grant pardon to the penitent.~O. I will answer you in
10 2  |      and I grant pardon to the penitent. For it is written 4053 “
11 2  | condemns his former life. If a penitent bishop may not continue
12 2  |     what he was, neither may a penitent layman remain in that state
13 2  |   which he confesses himself a penitent.~L. We receive the laity,
14 5  |      the priestly order that a penitent layman is restored to the
15 5  |    because either he will be a penitent and then he cannot be a
16 6  |       But when I receive a lay penitent, it is with laying on of
17 11 |       erring, I too pardon the penitent. If he that baptizes a person
18 12 |   faith, is received only as a penitent: but a bishop either does
19 12 |    right both in welcoming the penitent layman, and in rejecting
20 12 |     position), how can he be a penitent, before he is a Christian?