How To Use Absolution In A Sentence
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These should include the Lord's Prayer, a confession and absolution, a short reading from the Gospels with a request to our Lord for his help, and an invocation of the Holy Spirit.
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I think they each wanted some nod of blessing and assurance; wanted absolution from Mary so they could go back to having a good time.
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Maybe us guys would be less douchebags in general if we were called to ask on this kind of jackassery, rather than receiving a pat on the back and a "boys will be boys" absolution.
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The priest heard her confession and granted absolution.
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So I seek absolution from my wicked thoughts, and I promise to be calm and serene from now on.
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With careful planning and diligent payments, even the worst rating can achieve absolution.
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Holding a separate service just for confession and absolution before a service of communion is an old practice for Lutherans.
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There will be absolution and remission of sins for all who die in the service of Christ.
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When, after an absence of eight years, he attempts to heal the rift with his three daughters, each girl demands a different absolution from him.
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The Friar gives absolution for sins in exchange for money and flirts with the prettiest wives.
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This ritual of confession, absolution and penance inadvertently hides as much as it discloses.
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Thalhofer (Liturgik, I, 48) has sought to draw a presumption of late date from the form of absolution in n. 29, which is indicative and not precative, absolvimus te vice beati Petri etc.
The Catholic Encyclopedia, Volume 11: New Mexico-Philip
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In the Catholic tradition, absolution from sin is obtained through confession, in which the penitent confesses to a priest who then absolves the sin and administers penitence.
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Through our open admission of our sins, the priest's absolution, and the acts of penance, we can know God's healing.
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Don't you lose any time about your absolutions, - washing, you know; but just jump into a pair of bags and Wellingtons; clap a top-coat on you, and button it up to the chin, and there you are, ready dressed in the twinkling of a bed-post.
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We must accompany our people from a place of guilt to absolution, fear to repentance, shame to sacrifice.
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Here you have the prime virtue of being a born-again politician: automatic absolution from responsibility for inflicting even more deprivation on the weakest in society.
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I can identify with the possible need for confession, restitution, and absolution, or at least resolution.
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Furthermore, annual confession had been made obligatory in 1215 at the Fourth Lateran Council so that a priest had an opportunity to talk privately to the penitents and to correct errors as well as giving them absolution for their sins.
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But the priest patiently heard my confession, gave me absolution, and then zipped out to continue his busy day.
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Which is why I demand that you give me legal absolution from responsibility.
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Sam was asking for forgiveness and wanted absolution from Ian.
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Our acquitment, in true, evangelical justification, is by absolution or pardon of sin; here, by a vindication of our own righteousness.
The Doctrine of Justification by Faith
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When he told me what he told me, I said to him that for his soul's comfort he should let me call our chaplain, and as a sick man make his confession to him and seek absolution.
The Devil's Novice
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I once heard the confession of a merchant from the Portsoken who wished absolution for killing his wife.
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In time the French Crusaders received papal absolution for their part in the business at Zara, but the Venetians did not.
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After all, a priest doesn't provide absolution for sins about to be committed.
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Classical philosophers refer to them with contempt, as peddlers of absolution for a modest fee.
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While faith can act like a shock absorber during grief and provide you with an eternal perspective as you struggle to make sense of your life, it does not offer immunity from sorrow or absolution from questioning what you believe.
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A review of some of the most noteworthy pardons in American history reveals a colorful assortment of Presidential absolutions.
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Classical philosophers refer to them with contempt, as peddlers of absolution for a modest fee.
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Catholic priests, he added, were also prohibited from granting absolution for a confessant's sins using text messaging, e-mail or by faxing the confessant.
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In September 1585, Henry received absolution from the pope, Clement VIII and Mayenne submitted to the king in October 1595.
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This has given them an absolution from political responsibility and toil.
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For should I make the occasional mistake, should I slip a little here and there, then absolution is surely only a formality.
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Priestly absolution would follow only on inquiring whether such a confession was properly understood and made, and ascertaining the penitent's sorrow.
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I didn't want just absolution, I wanted advice, and I knew I wouldn't get it in my parish in Dehradun.
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This process involves confession to a priest, acts of contrition, receiving absolution, and performing works of satisfaction.
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So I seek absolution from my wicked thoughts, and I promise to be calm and serene from now on.
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Hugo says the sinner is "bound down by obduracy of soul, and by the penalty of future damnation"; the grace of God frees man from the darkness brought on by sin, while the absolution of the priest delivers him from the penalty which sin imposes — "The malice of sin is best described as obduracy of heart, which is first broken by sorrow, that later, in confession, the sin itself, i.e. the penalty of damnation, be remitted.
The Catholic Encyclopedia, Volume 1: Aachen-Assize
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We shall have to earn absolution with a complete metanoia over a long period of time.
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They don't need sympathy; they need absolutions.
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Cheap grace is the preaching of forgiveness without requiring repentance, baptism without Church discipline, Communion without confession, absolution without contrition.
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The sun refuses to differentiate among them, grants a kind of absolution from individual frailties.
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They favored the use of general absolution and found that the practice of private confession encouraged scrupulosity.
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The priest heard her confession and granted absolution.
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It has been suggested that the only way to face the guilt after a serious error is through confession, restitution, and absolution.
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These should include the Lord's Prayer, a confession and absolution, a short reading from the Gospels with a request to our Lord for his help, and an invocation of the Holy Spirit.
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Classical philosophers refer to them with contempt, as peddlers of absolution for a modest fee.
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Absolution for having committed homicide in self-defence, or undesignedly, ninety-five livres.
A Philosophical Dictionary
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Timothy Thomas's bass-viol bag it kept drinkably warm till they wanted it, which was just a thimbleful in the Absolution, and another after the
Life's Little Ironies
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Orléans, in his note on this canon says that "viaticum" here means only the reconciliation and absolution granted at the hour of death to public penitents who had not performed the prescribed canonical penance, yet Macri (Hierolexicon) declares that it means simply
The Catholic Encyclopedia, Volume 15: Tournely-Zwirner
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Connected to the Taoist tradition, followers honor the dead on this day, when the earth god is said to give absolution for the sins of the dead.
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The rituals of confession, penitence and absolution provided the time-honoured solutions.
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Classical philosophers refer to them with contempt, as peddlers of absolution for a modest fee.
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He heard confessions of sins by his parishioners and gave absolution as he saw fit, enjoining a suitable penance.
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A catafalque is of course what is used for the absolution of the dead without a body present.
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The priest would hear confessions and give absolution for sins.
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In 1593, the gates of Paris were opened to him; and when, in 1595, he obtained absolution from the Pope on condition of proclaiming the Council of Trent in France, the last remnant of the League was reconciled to him, and the religious wars were at an end.
A Parallel History of France and England; Consisting of Outlines and Dates
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For instance; that after the long course of a most lewd and flagitious life, a man may be reconciled to God, and have his sins forgiven at the last gasp, upon confession of them to the priest, with that imperfect degree of contrition for them, which they call attrition, together with the absolution of the priest.
The Works of Dr. John Tillotson, Late Archbishop of Canterbury. Vol. 04.
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This white stone is absolution from the guilt of sin, alluding to the ancient custom of giving a white stone to those acquitted on trial and a black stone to those condemned.
Commentary on the Whole Bible Volume VI (Acts to Revelation)
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Afterwards when I had pronounced the formal words of absolution and benediction, I saw Alex was greatly moved.
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Bianca can't make it better for you, either: shame on you for even trying to get absolution from her.
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The apologies and absolutions at the end of the movie were rather trite and underdone.
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The priest would hear confessions and give absolution for sins.
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Don't come to me absolution. You want to be a shark, be a shark.
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Being now retired and never having been in the police force and only transiently in the civil service — although I must say the large corporate I worked for for 35 years did try its very best to adhere to the official Home Office-approved diversity navel-gazing standards — I feel rather left out of this act of collective absolution.
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With a little gratulatory chuckle he went on to say that for others it was necessary to obey all the ordinances of the Church, to contribute to its support, hear mass, confess from time to time, and receive absolution; consequently those who went out into the wilderness, where there were no churches and no priests to absolve them, did so at the risk of losing their souls.
Green Mansions
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But the priest patiently heard my confession, gave me absolution, and then zipped out to continue his busy day.
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On this account we have our absolution, — our acquitment from the guilt of sin, the sentence of the law, the wrath of God, Rom. viii.
Of Communion with God the Father, Son and Holy Ghost
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When we look honestly at the facts, we see that there is no liturgical, theological, pastoral, or canonical reason that would keep the bishops from granting permission for the use of general absolution.
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When Gregory heard that Frederick had gone on Crusade anyway, he promptly excommunicated the Emperor a second time, for setting out without having received absolution for the first sentence.
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They favored the use of general absolution and found that the practice of private confession encouraged scrupulosity.
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I always feel that when people ask this question or try to seek justification for having an affair, they are, at some level, seeking absolution from others.
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When we look honestly at the facts, we see that there is no liturgical, theological, pastoral, or canonical reason that would keep the bishops from granting permission for the use of general absolution.
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On Maundy Thursday, these same Christians will receive absolution.
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Clearly, the state now both sanctioned murder and offered absolution from guilt for the perpetrators.
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Nor do I mean someone I must find to gain absolution from sin.
Friends, Confessors, and Church History (Unresolved) – Grasping for the Wind
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I confessed, that I might obtain absolution; but now that falsehood lies heavier at my heart than all my other sins.
Chapter 8
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The residents of Avignon had been invaded by hostile violence: at the head of thirty thousand robbers, a hero had extorted ransom and absolution from the vicar of Christ and the sacred college; and the maxim of the French warriors, to spare the people and plunder the church, was a new heresy of the most dangerous import.
The History of the Decline and Fall of the Roman Empire
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Through our open admission of our sins, the priest's absolution, and the acts of penance, we can know God's healing.
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But he uses the legal term of judge to describe the role of priest confessor, and that terminology is far from my mind when I give absolution.
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Why else would he have bothered to seek televangelical absolution for his adultery?
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There is a love sublime in its earthliness which leads her to find something like absolution in the very greatness of the surrender and glory in
A Woman of Thirty
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They declared it was immoral to sell absolution in exchange for tainted lucre.
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I once heard the confession of a merchant from the Portsoken who wished absolution for killing his wife.
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Alison wanted to talk, to negotiate, to exhibit her guilt feelings to Franca and receive some sort of absolution.
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The penitent hope their red-faced admissions of guilt will bring absolution, but can saying sorry really be enough to restore their credibility?
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Then he gave her penance and absolution and heard her footsteps moving away in the slow clicking gait that was distinctively hers.
THE SERPENT'S MARK
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This machine also has the self-absorption function, the absolution supplies the thick liquid pump.
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Using an excellent anecdotal storytelling style, Forest goes on to portray the concepts of sin, confession, forgiveness, and absolution and includes actual confessions sent to him.
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The broken tales and their disembodied inhabitants are too sketchy and isolated to incite empathy, and the theme of guilt and absolution has little plot and character for support, so the whole thing feels trifling and weak.
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What might a priest's absolution mean in such circumstances?
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Catholic priests, [CBCP secretary general Hernando Coronel] added, are prohibited from granting absolution for a confessant's sins using text messaging, e-mail or by faxing the absolutions to the confessant.
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And the thing about absolution is you have to earn it.
Well i don't know if i'm wrong because she's only just gone
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Or is this his absolution from making ‘serious’ pictures?
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This predisposes us to believe the worst of ourselves and others, and to seek, not a resolution to problems, but an absolution from sin.
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The bishops cannot validly ordain priests and the priests they do ordain cannot validly say Mass, give the sacrament, hear confessions, give absolution or perform any other rite of the church.
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Thus Obama has become the white liberals 'Christ, offering absolution from the Sin of Being White.
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Still, I won't die unshriven-and I'll trust you for a conditional absolution.
Drums of Autumn
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In the Catholic tradition, absolution from sin is obtained through confession, in which the penitent confesses to a priest who then absolves the sin and administers penitence.
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And one day a week comes the priest, and that day me and my sister wasn't allowed to enter the dinin'-room all the mornin ', where the breakfast things was and where the priest was what he useter call confessin' the young ladies of their sins and givin ''em what he called absolution, summat like that, for all they'd been doin' wrong since last time.
The Bed-Book of Happiness
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And this time supported by deeds that allow the neighbours to give Japan a final absolution.
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This process involves confession to a priest, acts of contrition, receiving absolution, and performing works of satisfaction.
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‘So he brought a gallon of hot brandy and beer, ready mixed, to church with him in the afternoon, and by keeping the jar well wrapped up in Timothy Thomas’s bass-viol bag it kept drinkably warm till they wanted it, which was just a thimbleful in the Absolution, and another after the Creed, and the remainder at the beginning o’ the sermon.
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