 Offenders risked the death penalty, and those who supported the Jesuits or monks by providing lodging or food risked severe punishment.In 1646 the regulations were somewhat relaxed, as foreign sailors were then allowed to practice their religion at three dedicated locations, in Oslo Old Town, Nordnes and Christianssand.After the dissolution of Denmark-Norway in 1814, the new Norwegian Constitution of 1814, did not grant religious freedom, as it stated that Jews and Jesuits were denied entrance to Norway.