The History of Auricular Confession Religiously Morally And Politically Consi
The History of Auricular Confession Religiously Morally And Politically Consi
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But there is here, nevertheless, a violation of the secrecy of confession, and it is no less real, though it be made in an indirect manner. For, in this case, the priest is the true revealer, since the peni- tent would have revealed nothing, had he not been constrained by the refusal of absolution ; a refusal which, in his estimation, is a condemnation to ever- lasting punishments in a future life. Boniface VIII. , after having excommunicated Philip IV. , ordered his confessor to go to Rome to ...give an account of the conduct of his penitent. In the councils which were held at the end of the thir- VOL. II. L 218 DIFFERENT ABUSES, teenth century, decrees were made by which con- fessors are commanded to reveal the name and sins of the priests, who, hi the exercise of their ministry, may have violated the laws of decency ; which de- crees were confirmed in an assembly of the curates and vicars of Paris, held in 1503. Saint Foix quotes the following fact, related by Pierre Mattieu. "A nobleman of Normandy, having confessed to a Franciscan friar, and accused himself of having wished to kill Francis L, the Franciscan gave the prince notice of it, and the noble was con- demned to be beheaded.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
But there is here, nevertheless, a violation of the secrecy of confession, and it is no less real, though it be made in an indirect manner. For, in this case, the priest is the true revealer, since the peni- tent would have revealed nothing, had he not been constrained by the refusal of absolution ; a refusal which, in his estimation, is a condemnation to ever- lasting punishments in a future life. Boniface VIII. , after having excommunicated Philip IV. , ordered his confessor to go to Rome to ...give an account of the conduct of his penitent. In the councils which were held at the end of the thir- VOL. II. L 218 DIFFERENT ABUSES, teenth century, decrees were made by which con- fessors are commanded to reveal the name and sins of the priests, who, hi the exercise of their ministry, may have violated the laws of decency ; which de- crees were confirmed in an assembly of the curates and vicars of Paris, held in 1503. Saint Foix quotes the following fact, related by Pierre Mattieu. "A nobleman of Normandy, having confessed to a Franciscan friar, and accused himself of having wished to kill Francis L, the Franciscan gave the prince notice of it, and the noble was con- demned to be beheaded.
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