Theory and practice of the confessional

CHAPTER II

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THE TREATMENT OF PENITENTS IN DIFFERENT EXTERNAL CIRCUMSTANCES

74. The Confession of Children 561

75. The Confession of Young Unmarried People 575

76. The Confessor as Adviser in the Choice of a State of Life 583

77. Betrothal and Marriage 592

78. The Confessor’s Attitude toward Mixed Marriages 600

79. How to deal with Penitents joined in “Civil” Marriage only 607

80. The Confessor’s Conduct toward Women 608

81. The Confessions of Men 614

82. The Confession of Nuns 618

83. The Confession of Priests 624