The confessional
The confessional or The Priest, the Woman and the Confessional is a book by Charles Chiniquy , which was originally published in English as The Priest, the woman and the confessional and was translated into German by Franz Eugen Schlachter .
The German first edition appeared in Biel in 1901 in the “ Brosamen ” expedition , the publisher of a magazine published by Schlachter.
The topic can be seen in the table of contents:
- The abandonment of shame in the confessional causes a difficult struggle for the woman
- The ears confession is a swamp of corruption for the priest
- The insincerity of the confessors
- What the confessional does to educated women
- Ear confession destroys the sacred bonds of marriage
- Can ear confession give peace to the soul?
- The doctrine of auricular confession compared with the Holy Scriptures and the Church Fathers
- "You shall recognize them by their fruit"
- Attachment (from the translator)
The book is a continuation of the two volumes on Father Chiniquy that Franz Eugen Schlachter published in 1899 and 1900.
Other works by Chiniquy, translated and edited by Schlachter
- Father Chiniquy's experiences - compiled from his own reports and translated by F. Schlachter, Expedition of the "Brosamen". Biel, 1899
- Pastor Chiniquy - Addendum to Father Chiniquy's experiences by F. Schlachter, expedition of the "Brosamen". Biel, 1900