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Theory and practice of the confessional

Note 691 — Chapter I · THE ESSENTIAL DUTIES OF THE CONFESSOR IN THE EXERCISE OF HIS OFFICE; OR, THE CONFESSOR CONSIDERED IN HIS OFFICE OF JUDGE

Richard F. (Richard Frederick) Clarke translation

Lehmkuhl, l. c. n. 431. Cf. Marc, l. c. n. 1816; Aertnys, l. c. n. 280. The benefit which the confessor expects from the postponement of absolution, must, however, always be greater than that which the disposed penitent receives from actual reception of the holy Sacrament.

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