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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

Spirit of penance, path to God

Hubert Van Zeller

1998

Sacrament of Penance Its and Its Meaning for Today

E. Tobin

1992

The humiliation of sinners

Mary C. Mansfield

1995

The reconciling community

James Dallen

1986

Confession, the encounter with Christ in penance

Adrienne von Speyr

1964

The sacrament of penance

Paul Anciaux

1962

A discourse concerning auricular confession, as it is prescribed by the Council of Trent, and practised in the Church of ROme ...

John Goodman

1684

I Confess

Francis J. Buckley

1972

A sacramental people

Tom Gunning, Michael Drumm

2000

Reconciliation

Regina Anne Kelly

2011

Lent in practice

John J. Burke

Medieval handbooks of penance

John T. McNeill, Helena M. Gamer, John Thomas McNeill

1990

Reconciliation and Justification

Kenan B. Osborne

1990

The Difference Engine

Doron Swade

2002

Sackcloth and ashes

Ann Widdecombe

2013

The penitential discipline of the primitive church for the first four hundred years after Christ

Nathaniel Marshall

1844

Shalom: peace

Bernhard Häring

1968

Sin and its consequences

Manning, Henry Edward, 1808-1892

1869

Understanding the Sacraments of Healing

Randy Stice

2015

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