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Theory and practice of the confessional

Note 58 — Part I PENANCE AS A VIRTUE AND AS A SACRAMENT

Richard F. (Richard Frederick) Clarke translation

Lacroix, Theol. Moral. Lib. VI. P. II. n. 595 ss.; Mazzotta, Theol. Moral. Tr. VI. Disp. l, q. 4, cp. 5. Hence Alexander VII condemned the proposition (Prop. II. damnata) that sins omitted in confession, whether they have been forgotten, or not confessed on account of danger of death, or for any other reason, need not be mentioned again in confession.

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