Assertion: absolution's sin | /r/HasProperty | committed after baptism
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text: Since 'the faithful are obliged to confess, according to kind and number, all grave sins committed after Baptism of which they are conscious after careful examination and which have not yet been directly remitted by the Church's power of the keys, nor acknowledged in individual confession,' any practice which restricts confession to a generic accusation of sin or of only one or two sins judged to be more important is to be reproved.
text: The Sacrament of Penance[a] (also commonly called the Sacrament of Reconciliation or Confession) is one of the seven sacraments of the Catholic Church (known in Eastern Christianity as sacred mysteries), in which the faithful are absolved from sins committed after Baptism and they are reconciled with the Christian community.
text: That there is in the Church power to absolve sins committed after baptism
text: He grants only one such chance, but this is sufficient to establish a belief in the power of the Church to forgive sins committed after baptism.
text: That there is in the Church power to absolve sins committed after baptism
text: He grants only one such chance, but this is sufficient to establish a belief in the power of the Church to forgive sins committed after baptism.
text: That there is in the Church power to absolve sins committed after baptism
text: He grants only one such chance, but this is sufficient to establish a belief in the power of the Church to forgive sins committed after baptism.
text: While still a Catholic, Tertullian wrote (A.D. 200-6) his "De poenitentia" in which he distinguishes two kinds of penance, one as a preparation for baptism, the other to obtain forgiveness of certain grievous sins committed after baptism, i.e., apostasy, murder, and adultery.
text: In the days of Hermas there was evidently a school of rigorists who insisted that there was no pardon for sin committed after baptism (Similitude VIII.6).
text: The Sacrament of Penance was instituted by Christ for the remission of sins committed after baptism.
text: "Penance frees from all the sins committed after baptism.
text: While still a Catholic, Tertullian wrote (A.D. 200-6) his “De poenitentia” in which he distinguishes two kinds of penance, one as a preparation for baptism, the other to obtain forgiveness of certain grievous sins committed after baptism, i.e., apostasy, murder, and adultery.
text: In the days of Hermas there was evidently a school of rigorists who insisted that there was no pardon for sin committed after baptism (Simil.
text: The Sacrament of Penance was instituted by Christ for the remission of sins committed after baptism.