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Theodore of Tarsus. Most
later penitentials are
based on theirs,
rather than on
earlier Roman texts. The
number of
Irish penitentials and
their importance is...
-
century saw the
development in
Ireland of
Penitentials,
handbooks for
confessors in ****igning penance. The
Penitential of ****mean
counseled a
priest to take...
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Poenitentiales and
Selections from
Related Do****ents,
Chapter 1, “Early
Irish Penitentials,”, ser:
Records of
Civilization Sources and Studies, no. 29 (Columbia...
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Violence in the
Early Penitentials.
Amsterdam University Press. ISBN 9789048534081. Bieler,
Ludwig (1963). The
Irish Penitentials. The
Dublin Institute...
- The
Penitential Psalms or
Psalms of Confession, so
named in C****iodorus's
commentary of the 6th
century AD, are the
Psalms 6, 31, 37, 50, 101, 129, and...
- A
penitential procession is a form of
public prayer in the
Catholic Church,
often led by clergy, held in
times of
crisis such as plague, famine, natural...
- or
gender categories. They
occur in only five
medieval glossaries and
penitentials (guides for
religious penance).
Scholars debate their exact meanings...
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Sacrament of Penance" Bieler,
Ludwig (ed. and tr.) (1963). The
Irish Penitentials.
Scriptores Latini Hiberniae 5. Dublin:
Dublin Institute for Advanced...
- that a
believer imposes on themselves, acts that are
called penances.
Penitential activity is
particularly common during the
season of Lent and Holy W****...
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Christian religious congregations, with
statutes prescribing various penitential works; they are
especially po****r in the
Catholic Church.
Members of...
