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1 Int|       your competence. The same may be said for the use of new
2 I  |         Those psychic dynamisms may be in the soul, in man.
3 I  |   energies. That these energies may exercise pressure upon one
4 III|        The secret of Confession may never be revealed. It is
5 III|      true of other secrets. One may invoke the principle: "for
6 IV |    sense of guilt. But a person may also be aware of a real
7 IV | extirpated, even though remorse may continue to make itself
8 IV |      part of the treatment. One may never counsel a conscious
9 IV |                             41. May Providence and divine grace