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WE ought to go to confession with a spirit of sorrow, & to come from it with a spirit of sacri∣fice & oblation, in offering our selves intirely to the rigours of the justice of God, & arming our selves with a just desire of tevenging on our selves all the injuries which we have done to God. We ought moreover, to remem∣ber after confession, to apply the sa∣tisfactions of our dying Iesus for our
sins, offering them to his Eternall father; as also, to present to the ju∣stice of God all the sufferings which he shall please to send us till our next confession, resolving to impose some pennance on our selves over and aboue what the Confessour has enjoyn'd us, as some almes, some restraint of our humour or passion, or the like; but aboue all we, ought to take care not to dissipate or distract our selves im∣mediately after confession.