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Theory and practice of the confessional

Note 91 — Part I PENANCE AS A VIRTUE AND AS A SACRAMENT

Richard F. (Richard Frederick) Clarke translation

The priest is, however, strongly advised not to be too nervous in exercising his office for a penitent struck down by an infectious disease; confidence in God joined to a little prudent foresight and courage will be more useful to him than a cowardly nervousness.

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