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 1 III, 2,30|             by means of sacramental absolution given by the ministers of
 2 III, 2,31|         imposes on them and receive absolution from him.~But as it reflects
 3 III, 2,31|            who returns: This is the absolution. The words which express
 4 III, 2,31|        alone can forgive. Hence the absolution that the priest, the minister
 5 III, 2,31| intervention of the Father in every absolution and the sign of the "resurrection"
 6 III, 2,31|             perform after receiving absolution is called precisely the
 7 III, 2,31|           remind us that even after absolution there remains in the Christian
 8 III, 2,32|           confession and individual absolution of sins. It can thus be
 9 III, 2,33|          the Sacrament with General Absolution ~33. The new liturgical
10 III, 2,33|         with general confession and absolution." The norms and regulations
11 III, 2,33|             of sins with individual absolution constitutes the only ordinary
12 III, 2,33|         recourse to another general absolution. The bishop therefore, who
13 III, 2,33|           recourse again to general absolution before a normal integral
14 III, 2,33|           possible. Before granting absolution the priest must inform and