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- catalog alternative "Boeteviering en private biecht. English".
- catalog contributor b3720053.
- catalog created "[1968, c1967]".
- catalog date "1968".
- catalog date "[1968, c1967]".
- catalog dateCopyrighted "[1968, c1967]".
- catalog description "Bibliographical footnotes.".
- catalog description "Celebration of penance and Eucharist, theme: each one of us must be actively on his guard against formalism -- Seventh service, theme: our relations with others.".
- catalog description "Part I: Confession -- I. The sacrament of penance in tradition -- Departure from the traditional practice of confession -- So that our confessing may be beneficial -- The diversity of expectations of those who confess frequently -- The confessional situation requires a personal pastoral care -- The universal human need of salvation as a starting point for further reflection -- The way in which the sacrament of penance was experienced in earlier generations: continuity and change -- Change which preserves what is good, so that this good may be constantly made present -- Circumstances which have promoted frequent devotional confession -- 2. Basic elements of human sinfulness and conversion -- Jesus' call to conversion concerns all of us -- Conversion to faith in the Father and to love for our fellow men -- The call to conversion includes a call to fellowship -- The personal character of conversion -- Every choice in life must be remade -- ".
- catalog description "The eschatological direction of our conversion -- The ethic of the New Testament is in the first place an ethic of intention -- Grades in personal sin: venial, serious, and mortal sin -- 3. Liturgical and extra liturgical forgiveness of sin -- The secularization of ethics: God withdraws from the world -- Secularization in sin leads to secularization in forgiveness -- The duty towards mutual reconciliation -- The place for liturgical forgiveness of sin -- The form of liturgical forgiveness of sin -- In search of a form for the service of penance -- The place of private confession in the life of a Christian -- Part 2: Services of penance for adults -- Comments on the services -- First general service, theme: our attitude towards sin -- Second general service, theme: the forward looking community -- Service for religious, theme: availability for the church -- Service for advent, theme: conversion to Christ -- Service for lent, theme: our personal and common guilt -- ".
- catalog extent "176 p.".
- catalog hasFormat "Confession and the service of penance.".
- catalog isFormatOf "Confession and the service of penance.".
- catalog issued "1968".
- catalog issued "[1968, c1967]".
- catalog language "eng".
- catalog language "engund".
- catalog publisher "Notre Dame [Ind.] University of Notre Dame Press".
- catalog relation "Confession and the service of penance.".
- catalog subject "265/.62".
- catalog subject "BX2260 .H413 1968".
- catalog subject "Penance.".
- catalog tableOfContents "Celebration of penance and Eucharist, theme: each one of us must be actively on his guard against formalism -- Seventh service, theme: our relations with others.".
- catalog tableOfContents "Part I: Confession -- I. The sacrament of penance in tradition -- Departure from the traditional practice of confession -- So that our confessing may be beneficial -- The diversity of expectations of those who confess frequently -- The confessional situation requires a personal pastoral care -- The universal human need of salvation as a starting point for further reflection -- The way in which the sacrament of penance was experienced in earlier generations: continuity and change -- Change which preserves what is good, so that this good may be constantly made present -- Circumstances which have promoted frequent devotional confession -- 2. Basic elements of human sinfulness and conversion -- Jesus' call to conversion concerns all of us -- Conversion to faith in the Father and to love for our fellow men -- The call to conversion includes a call to fellowship -- The personal character of conversion -- Every choice in life must be remade -- ".
- catalog tableOfContents "The eschatological direction of our conversion -- The ethic of the New Testament is in the first place an ethic of intention -- Grades in personal sin: venial, serious, and mortal sin -- 3. Liturgical and extra liturgical forgiveness of sin -- The secularization of ethics: God withdraws from the world -- Secularization in sin leads to secularization in forgiveness -- The duty towards mutual reconciliation -- The place for liturgical forgiveness of sin -- The form of liturgical forgiveness of sin -- In search of a form for the service of penance -- The place of private confession in the life of a Christian -- Part 2: Services of penance for adults -- Comments on the services -- First general service, theme: our attitude towards sin -- Second general service, theme: the forward looking community -- Service for religious, theme: availability for the church -- Service for advent, theme: conversion to Christ -- Service for lent, theme: our personal and common guilt -- ".
- catalog title "Boeteviering en private biecht. English".
- catalog title "Confession and the service of penance [by] F. J. Heggen. Translated by Peter Tomlinson.".
- catalog type "text".