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Chapter — Gury-Ballerini, Compendium of Moral Theology (8th ed., 1884)

Chapter II. On Confession

Confession is the accusation of sins committed after Baptism, made to an approved Priest, in order to receive absolution.

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Koch–Preuss, Volume II: Sin and the Means of Grace, Part II: The Means of Grace, Chapter II: The Sacraments as Divinely Instituted Means of Grace, Section 5: Penance, Article 3: Confession, ¶ 23

Three things pertain here, namely: 1. necessity; 2. qualities; 3. repetition of confession.

Within this chapter

Article I. On the Necessity of Confessionnn. 464–466
Article II. On the Qualities of Confessionnn. 467–510
- § I. On the Necessity of Integritynn. 469–496
  - Point I. On the Necessity of Integrity in Generalnn. 469–476
  - Point II. On Doubtful Sinsnn. 477–481
  - Point III. On the Circumstances of Sinsnn. 482–493
  - Point IV. On Forgotten Sinsnn. 494–496
- § II. On Causes Excusing from Integrity in General, and Especially with Regard to the Dyingnn. 497–506
  - Point I. On Causes Excusing from Integrity in Generalnn. 497–504
  - Point II. On the Confession and Absolution of the Dyingnn. 505–506
- Appendix I. On the Examination of Consciencenn. 507–510
Article III. On the Repetition of Confessionnn. 511–520
- Appendix II. On General Confessionnn. 517–519
- Appendix III. Norm for a General Confessionn. 520