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Holy priests are with us to hear all, and to give absolution.
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But now, at the peak of her resentment, she had to give absolution.
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No one has the power to receive confession of sins, or to give absolution.
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As far as I am concerned I willingly give absolution to knaves, rogues and rascals and all the wretched.
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The right that the lay chiefs arrogated to themselves of giving absolution.
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The golden key is the divine authority by which the priest gives absolution.
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A woman to whom I would have given absolution without waiting to hear her confess.
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Have the men of old given absolution before penance?
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I found them all and gave absolution.
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Then the priest gave absolution.
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This afternoon I gave absolution and extreme unction to an Irishman, who has not regained consciousness since he was brought here.
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She seems impersonal; or rather two persons, one who does nothing but ill whilst the other gives absolution....
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"A moment of time in which I may give absolution to this child of God before we die."
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"I give absolution unto De Noyan."