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 1 1 |            sinners, think not of our sins nor those of any man. Send
 2 5 |          When men had committed many sins and when they were building
 3 8 | misunderstood. St. Mark writes, "All sins shall be forgiven unto the
 4 8 |              of our shortcomings and sins. Grant us faith in the Trinitarian
 5 14|        should we have to pay for the sins of our parents? they say.
 6 17|             upon Yourself all of our sins. With Your Holy Blood, You
 7 19|              lift up and crucify our sins and sanctify us. This High
 8 19|            of God, Who "died for our sins" (I Corinthians, 15:3).
 9 19|         Priest, "He Himself bore our sins in His Body on the Tree,
10 21|             Himself and bore all the sins of humanity, atoned for
11 25|      original sin and from all other sins that he has committed up
12 25|            the Kingdom of God by the sins that we commit, just as
13 26|      original sin and from all other sins that he has committed up
14 27|           all for the forgiveness of sins,» and "He took the cup,
15 27|          many for the forgiveness of sins.»" Christ added, "Do this
16 27|               for the forgiveness of sins." The main purpose of the
17 27|             the forgiveness of man's sins. Along with the forgiveness,
18 27|              the forgiveness of your sins and life eternal."~Even
19 27|            following: forgiveness of sins, cleansing, sanctification,
20 27|   sanctification, for forgiveness of sins, for glory and holy communion,
21 28|           Spirit. If you forgive the sins of any, they are forgiven.
22 28|          forgiven. If you retain the sins of any, they are retained"(
23 28|        forgive or not to forgive the sins of man. In essence they
24 28|              Christ Who forgives the sins of man. The contemporaries
25 28|            that Christ could forgive sins, or that He had this authority.
26 28|              to the paralytic: "Your sins are forgiven." They doubted
27 28|        authority on earth to forgive sins," He said to the paralytic: "
28 28|             had authority to forgive sins. Of course, this authority
29 28|           did not sin. Man, however, sins even after baptism, and
30 28|              the guilt for committed sins, but also of man's sinful
31 28|     necessary for the forgiveness of sins, cleansing, purification,
32 28|       element for the forgiveness of sins. How can the Priest forgive
33 28|          speak about it." Naturally, sins are shameful. But a person
34 28|    Unfortunately, when we commit our sins not only are we not ashamed
35 28|            gives is not a ransom for sins, but rather a pedagogical
36 28|              people, Who took on our sins and were tortured, through
37 29|      authority to loose and bind the sins of the people, and sending
38 29|              in the knowledge of our sins, with humility, and with
39 31|              and if he has committed sins, he will be forgiven" (James
40 31|           healing and forgiveness of sins. And as the priest anoints
41 31|          essence, the forgiveness of sins comes through faith in God,
42 31|        repentance, and confession of sins.~The sacrament is celebrated