This is CPX number 82. Your penance after confession. We are in the catechism of Pope St. Pius

the 10th, Cpx, page 98 to 100. Question and answer 105 through 123. God give you his peace.

And nomi pachi, saffirid, speedy to santiamen. Heavenly king, consular spirit, spirit of truth,

who are present everywhere in filling all things, treasure of all good, and source of all life.

Come dwell on us, cleanse us, and save us, you who are all good.

Inomi Phaji Safiti, Spiriti, amen.

Number 105.

What is satisfaction?

Answer, satisfaction, which is also called sacramental penance, is one of the acts of the penitent

by which he makes a certain reparation to the justice of God for his sins

by performing the works the confessor imposes on him.

Number one zero six, is the penitent bound to accept the penance imposed on him by the confessor?

Answer, yes, the penitent is bound to accept the penance imposed on him by the confessor if he can perform it.

And if he cannot, he should humbly say so and ask some other penance.

Number 107. When should the penance be performed?

Answer, if the confession has fixed no time, the penance should be performed as soon as convenient and as far as possible while in the state of grace.

Number 108, how should the penance be performed?

Answer, the penance should be performed entirely and devoutly.

Number 109, why is a penance imposed in confession?

Answer, a penance is imposed because after sacramental absolution, which remits sin and

its eternal punishment, there generally remains a temporal punishment to be undergone, either in

this world or in purgatory. Number 110. Why has our Lord willed to remit all the punishment

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