Examples of using Absolution in English and their translations into German
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He deserves absolution.
Absolution is the most powerful form of forgiveness.
You want absolution?
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I give you absolution.
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It's too late for absolution.
There is no absolution for what you did.
They will give her absolution.
If you need absolution, go to a priest or give alms to the poor.
Then ask your God for absolution.
Absolution... is a mercy the people who killed him will never know.
But it's never too late for absolution.
You want me to give you absolution? You want me to release you?
And yet we look to him for absolution.
If you cannot give absolution, explain and say.
Admiral, I have come today to give you absolution.
In confession, the church declares absolution with divine authority. God assures the penitent.
To give you permission, absolution.
Attempted sacramental absolution or the prohibited hearing of confession, mentioned in can.
There are some things that absolution just, uh.
Up until the Absolution, the congregation is a repentant one, but thereafter it is a purified congregation.
The Ihram also symbolizes purity and absolution of sins.
This occurs through the absolution in the name of Jesus Christ and has its effects on all those who grasp it in faith.
Only I ask if you can(come to) pray for absolution for what I have done.
I was willing to forgive you, brother, but you don't deserve my absolution.
You must be vigilant to ensure that the confession and absolution of sins is ordinarily individual, inasmuch as sin itself is something profoundly personal cf.
I am confessing to these crimes, and I seek absolution that I know.
The First Communion of children must always be preceded by sacramental confession and absolution.
In former times thecanonical penalties were imposed not after, but before absolution, as tests of true contrition.