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Thanks. I think I'd also like to take a look at something more detailed. Can you recommend some?

I recently got the handbook of moral theology by Prummer and greatly benefited from reading it. I'd like to know what some other similar books are that go into detail about what has to be confessed and what details are necessary.

But what is the difference? Why is the asexual man working as a lifeguard the mortal sin of scandal, but my situation isn't? And my actions aren't entirely innocent. If I had had my priorities straight when I started I never would have gone to such a place and I don't think any young man should.

Should I drop out of college due to scandal vis-à-vis immodesty? I'm concerned that as a man I am becoming a source of scandal to others by going to a college where most of the female students dress quite immodestly. In addition to this, it is a Catholic university and I take philosophy...

Yes, hence the importance of knowing what needs to be confessed. Also what I really meant was scandal apparently, not adulation. I thought adulation was a general term for making others sin.

How does one confess adulation? I seriously need to condense my confessions, but if you said "I committed adulation 5 times" that would probably just be the genus, right? So what are the species of adulation? Are they the 9 ways of sharing in sin? So could you say "I praised people for...