portugués
absolvição catalán
absolució The act of absolving or remitting; formal redemption as pronounced by a priest in the sacrament of penance.
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Brother Jacques; he will satisfy my curiosity in the matter of absolution.
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It was viewed as a necessary step in the process of absolution.
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I have written to my sister; but have only mentioned the absolution.
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You must die without confession and absolution-inthe midst of your sins.
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What scraps they leave go to Doctor Grishkin in return for absolution.
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Each story unearthed by the commission was supposed to end in absolution.
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What need, then, of the priest; the confessional; the absolution of man?
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True, the merit of Christ is mentioned in this formula of absolution.
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He will give us right plenty of absolution in return for it.
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She turned to him again; and her eyes searched his for absolution.
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The right that the lay chiefs arrogated to themselves of giving absolution.
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She had done no wrong; she would neither ask nor accept absolution.
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Perhaps there'll be a priest amongst us I can visit for absolution.
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Therefore it would be wicked to remove private absolution from the Church.
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Lady Anderson laughed, and said she would give me a general absolution.
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Meantime, the traffic in bulls of absolution becomes more horrible than ever.
