A heavyweight of casuistry—the final volume in Davis’s manual for priests, dealing with sins, sacraments, and the razor-wire of confession. It doesn’t read soft; it’s procedure and judgment laid bare, a handbook for men trained to carry the weight of other people’s souls. Each chapter is a courtroom where heaven and hell argue technicalities, and the priest stands as lawyer, judge, and surgeon all at once. This isn’t bedtime reading—it’s a field manual for shepherds tasked with dragging their flock through the thorns

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