absolution
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definition
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A review of some of the most noteworthy pardons in American history reveals a colorful assortment of Presidential absolutions .
formal release from guilt, obligation, or punishment.
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Holding a separate service just for confession and 'absolution' before a service of communion is an old practice for Lutherans.
It has been suggested that the only way to face the guilt after a serious error is through confession, restitution, and 'absolution' .
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.
Or is this his 'absolution' from making ‘serious’ pictures?
The priest would hear confessions and give 'absolution' for sins.
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.
The sun refuses to differentiate among them, grants a kind of 'absolution' from individual frailties.
the priest administered 'absolution'
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.
But the priest patiently heard my confession, gave me 'absolution' , and then zipped out to continue his busy day.
What might a priest's 'absolution' mean in such circumstances?
she had been granted 'absolution' for her sins
I didn't want just 'absolution' , I wanted advice, and I knew I wouldn't get it in my parish in Dehradun.
Bianca can't make it better for you, either: shame on you for even trying to get 'absolution' from her.
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.
This predisposes us to believe the worst of ourselves and others, and to seek, not a resolution to problems, but an 'absolution' from sin.
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.
In time the French Crusaders received papal 'absolution' for their part in the business at Zara, but the Venetians did not.
They favored the use of general 'absolution' and found that the practice of private confession encouraged scrupulosity.
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.
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.
After all, a priest doesn't provide 'absolution' for sins about to be committed.
Through our open admission of our sins, the priest's 'absolution' , and the acts of penance, we can know God's healing.
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.
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.
This has given them an 'absolution' from political responsibility and toil.
Clearly, the state now both sanctioned murder and offered 'absolution' from guilt for the perpetrators.
On Maundy Thursday, these same Christians will receive 'absolution' .
In September 1585, Henry received 'absolution' from the pope, Clement VIII and Mayenne submitted to the king in October 1595.
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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