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	CATHOLIC ENCYCLOPEDIA: Communion of Saints
		fear, joy, sorrow, and suffering" (De poenit., ix and x); of St.
		saints, receives a definite explanation (De poenit., I, xv; De officiis, I, xix).
		In the transcendent view of the Church taken by the latter (Enchir., lvi) the
	www.newadvent.org /cathen/04171a.htm (2924 words)

	The Sacrament of Penance
		It lay with him also to fix the quality and duration of the penance: "Satisfaction", says Tertullian, "is determined by confession; penance is born of confession, and by penance God is appeased" (De poenit., viii).
		At a very early period, the exomologesis was divided into four parts or "stations", and the penitents were grouped in as many different classes according to their progress in penance.
		Augustine gives the reason: "Although, by a wise and salutary provision, opportunity for performing that humblest kind of penance is granted but once in the Church, lest the remedy, become common, should be less efficacious for the sick.
	www.catholicity.com /encyclopedia/r/reconciliation.html (15678 words)

	Poenit
		Puntite, Punt, Pont, Phunt, Poenit, Poenite, Phut, and Put were all terms given by near eastern civilizations to the ancestral homeland of the Poeni nation which was the source of a good deal of ancient trade.
		In the past even further places have been mentioned ( Mozambique, Bahrain, India), but currently these theories have largely been dropped in favor of the above mentioned ones.
		The historical account of Josephus may shed some light on the location and origin of Poenit.
	pedia.newsfilter.co.uk /wikipedia/p/po/poenit.html (344 words)

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		{{Disputed}} '''Puntite''', '''Punt''', '''Pont''', '''Phunt''', '''Poenit''', '''Poenite''', ''' Phut ''', and '''Put''' were all terms given by near eastern civilizations to one or other of two nations which were involved in much ancient trade.
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	Forgery & Confession
		Another Ordo, probably of the eighth or ninth century, instructs the priest, if the penitent is stupid, to reconcile him at once: if he is intelligent, to prescribe penance, after the performance of which he is to return for reconciliation.—Morin de Poenit.
		In 1525 Latomus quotes it as St. Augustin’s and argues that its genuineness is of no importance for it represents the period and having been inserted in the canons it has the full force of law (Jac.
		The Catechism of the council of Trent (De Poenit.
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	Poenit (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-13)
		Puntite, Punt, Pont, Phunt, Poenit, Poenite, Phut, and Put were all terms given by near eastern civilizations to the ancestral homeland of the Poeni nation which was the source of a good deal of ancient trade.
		It appears to have also been the subject of an occasional military campaign from Egypt.
		Cum denuntiationibus ad monitoria, atque edicta; neonon instructione sacrae poenit
	www.wapipedia.org /wikipedia/topic.aspx?cur_title=Phut (373 words)

	R.E. Roberts, The Theology of Tertullian (1924), Chapter 2 (pp.24-43)
		It is because He has commanded that man must obey.
		I hold it audacity to dispute about the “good” of a divine precept, for, indeed, it is not the fact that it is good that binds us to obey, but the fact that God enjoins it’ (De Poenit., c.
		The fundamental relation of man to God is that of fear (timor).
	www.tertullian.org /articles/roberts_theology/roberts_02.htm (6823 words)

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