Search Results: CONFESSION from Chilton Books

London: Longmans, Green and Co.,1911.. A Paper read at Cambridge, Lent, 1911. "It is hoped that enough evidence has been brought forward to show that private confession has constantly been looked upon, not as a party question, but rather as a legitimate Church of England practice and a true part of our heritage, which it is the duty of the clergy to put before their people, so long as they do so with a due sense of proportion - not as if it were necessary that every one should go to Confession, or as if a high degree of spiritual life were unattainable without it - but rather as a medicine and a means of grace of which church-people are perfectly free to avail themselves..."(author's preface). Pp.47/1(ad for other publications), cracking to inner hing by title page but still holding. Blue boards, minor edge wear. G+.

London: SCM. 1958.. Contents Include:- Protestant Criticism of the Sacrament of Penance: Communion in Sin and Ecclesiastical Discipline: Confession, Direction, and Open-Heartedness: The Confessor. Pp 152. P/b, creasing to spine. G+.

Cambridge(Mass): The Society of Saint John the Evangelist/Shea Brothers, nd.. Two Instructions given in a Retreat. Small booklet. Pp.22, black & white crucifixion illustration. Orange card covers. G+.

London:SCM,1959.. 1st ed. Pp.154, owners name to fep. Maroon cloth, d/w slightly rubbed. VG/G+.

Essex: Mayhew McCrimmon, 1984.. 1st ed. Reflections on the use of confession yesterday, today and tomorrow. Pp. 229. P/b. VG.

London: Sheed and Ward,1974.. 1st ed. "This book is really about the psychology of confessing our sins, which means helping us to see what it is all about at every level and from the inside...It is not so much an apology for confession as an exploration of its emotional and spiritual meaning, above all of its joy." Pp.114.Black cloth, d/w. VG/VG.

London: SPCK. 1964.. Written for the multitudes of normal people who need and would be helped by confession, and who either do not know about it or are frightened by it". Pp.54. Pbk. VG.

London: A.R.Mowbray & Co, 1914.. Small book 12cms x 9 cms. Title to front states 'Part II' but this appears to be a stand alone work. Pp.xiii/63, titles in red and black, owner's name to front free endpaper, minor spotting to closed page edges. Maroon cloth, gilt title to front and spine, spine dulled. VG.

London: Mowbray, 1952.. rep. This book is in three parts 'Why we Confess', 'What we Confess', and 'How we Confess'. 16.5cms x 10.5cms. Pp.64. Pbk. G.

London: Faith Press,nd.(c.1925).. Pp.16/126/2(ads),small name to fep. Grey cloth, gilt title to front and spine, edges rubbed. G+.

London: SPCK,1935.. 1st ed. Pp.10/213, owners name to fep. Green cloth, gilt title to spine, d/w rubbed and chipped with small losses. VG/G.