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Why we need confession

Russell B. Shaw

1986

The pastoral care of the divorced and remarried

Catholic Church. Pontificium Consilium pro Familia

1997

The evolving church and the Sacrament of Penance

Ladislas M. Orsy

1978

A history of auricular confession and indulgences in the Latin Church

Henry Charles Lea

1896

Understanding the sacraments

Lawrence E. Mick

2007

Penance and self-denial--why?

John A. O'Brien

1900

Lord, Have Mercy

Scott Hahn

2003

Contact with God

Anthony De Mello

1991

Household hints for singles

Heloise.

1993

A reconciliation sourcebook

Joseph A. Favazza, Hughes, Kathleen

1997

Approach to penance

Hubert Van Zeller

1958

Erwählte

Thomas Mann

1951

Guía de pecadores

Luis de Granada

1760

Pardon and peace

Alfred Wilson

1954

Theory and practice of the confessional

Caspar Erich Schieler

1905

Facing forgiveness

Gregory Aymond, Carroll Juliano, Loughlan Sofield

2007

A History of Auricular Confession and Indulgences in the Latin Church Part One

Henry Charles Lea

1896

To walk together again

Richard M. Gula

1984

The forgiveness of sin

Tad W. Guzie

1979

A History Of Penance, Being A Study Of Authorities

Oscar D. Watkins

1920

Sinful Folk

Ned Dykstra Hayes

1996

The future of the sacrament of penance

Frank O'Loughlin

2009

The Celtic penitentials and their influence on continental Christianity

John Thomas McNeill

1923

Rite of penance

Catholic Church

1975

The love of Jesus to penitents

Henry Edward Manning

1863

Reconciliation

Robert F. Morneau

2007

The literature of penance in Anglo-Saxon England

Allen J. Frantzen

1983

Penance and the anointing of the sick

Bernhard Poschmann

1964

Reconciliatio et paenitentia

Pope John Paul II

1984

Rime of the ancient mariner

Samuel Taylor Coleridge

1857 ★ 3.7

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