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 1  7,1|     and justified; and that absolution and justification are effected
 2  7,1|  its season,-and sacerdotal absolution; and likewise satisfaction
 3  7,1|  that, by this faith alone, absolution and justification are effected;
 4 14,3|    having seen them, to the absolution of the accused. And he,
 5 14,3|    false pretences, for the absolution of any public crime or delinquency,
 6 15,1|  most assuredly bestowed by absolution upon all who worthily approach
 7 15,1|   of this Sacrament, and on Absolution. ~But, as regards the minister
 8 15,1|   priests. But although the absolution of the priest is the dispensation
 9 15,1|   thing most true, that the absolution, which a priest pronounces
10 15,1|   judges for the benefit of absolution. ~CHAPTER VIII. ~On the
11 15,3|    by the gospel, or by the absolution, whereby one believes that
12 15,3| saith, that the sacramental absolution of the priest is not a judicial
13 15,3|  alone are the ministers of absolution, but that, to all and each
14 23,4|  furthermore, have obtained absolution from the Roman Pontiff.
15 23,4|     entire satisfaction and absolution, he shall be suspended from