Tertullian distinguished 
Tertullian distinguished between the kind of this practice that happens before baptism and the more traditional form. It is performed daily by the monks on Mount Athos. Leviticus 16:21 provides the basis for this action by describing how Aaron did it while holding the head of a live goat. It's not Communion, but the Council of Trent declared that Jesus's instruction to (*) "Receive ye the Holy Ghost" changed it into a sacrament. The words spoken during it are protected by a "seal." Contrition and satisfaction are two elements of this practice, which begins with a speaker saying how long it has been since this practice was last performed. For 10 points, name this sacrament in which people enter a booth and say, "Forgive me Father, for I have sinned."
Tertullian distinguished between the kind of this practice that happens before baptism and the more traditional form.
confession [or penance; or reconciliation; or alternate word forms of those three words, such as penitent; reconciling; or confessing]