What they did find was a party leader in penitent mood who came not to put fire in bellies or cajole into action, but with a limp apology. |
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We have a husband-wife privilege, a doctor-patient privilege, an attorney-client privilege and even a privilege between priest and penitent. |
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We see here a truly humble and penitent man doing what he knows is the right thing. |
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Only your penitent suffering gives us leverage to keep those forces in abeyance. |
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Carrying plugs festooned with treble hooks is a price that is inevitably paid by the penitent plug fisherman. |
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His favoured tool was the confession note, a certificate confirming that a penitent had been confessed by an authorized priest. |
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I can see that part of the Church's mission is forgiveness and second chances for the penitent. |
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If theft were promoted in the name of St Dismas, penitent thief, how would we react? |
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The man could modulate his voice into a great variety of tones, booming, hushed, lyrical, penitent, frightened. |
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And there are few things more vicious than the mercilessness fallen man shows a penitent. |
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I am truly contrite, penitent, repentant, remorseful and steeped in the tears of my regretfulness. |
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Rather, once a person has properly repented, including making appropriate recompense, then He freely forgives the penitent. |
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Unless we have solid evidence that the penitent is deceiving us, we are clearly not to withhold it. |
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If there is no more posting for a few hours, it will be because the Professor is mortifying the flesh with whips, chains and other penitent aids. |
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The penitent then leaves the confessional and goes and prays his penance in the church. |
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Don't think for a second that you won't have to suffer in some sort of penitent silence. |
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The typist smiles to himself as the story returns like an apologetic lover, penitent, regretful and contrite. |
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It was still Sam, his confidant, his confessor, his penitent, his port in the storm and most beloved brother. |
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He was like a penitent man who was fighting for repentance to some grave sin he had committed. |
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And it is to turn the form of confession into one in which the penitent interrogates the confessor. |
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Journalists and their confidential sources have a special relationship, as inviolate as doctor and patient or priest and penitent. |
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We have to protect that confidentiality and we insist on personal confession of the penitent to the priests. |
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Ignoring his penitent air, the headlines next morning cast him, to his own gratification, as the ultimate evil-doer. |
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A hangover after being drunk is precisely the time when the penitent drinker is likely to groan never again. |
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Or, if confession was allowed, the penitent was not allowed to receive Communion. |
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Perhaps it is its former penitent associations for those of us brought up in the no meat on Fridays rule era. |
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Now the Reporter is guarding against a penitent man experiencing the mercy of God. |
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So the priest hears confessions and restores the penitent, not only to fellowship with God, but to fellowship with the injured Body, by the grace of God. |
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Compare and contrast this contrite pose with the self-same penitent jailbound all over again last year as a result of felling two motorists during a wee spell of road rage. |
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Rather, it is thrown wide open at every Mass to pour forth the Blood that washes, nourishes and purifies penitent hearts. |
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Two days later this same locomotive accidentally toppled over a roadstead at the harbour of Quebec dragging to death the penitent of two days. |
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She died in 1292, abbess, penitent, devoted to prayer and to the poor and sick. |
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The penitent who regularly confesses with the same priest frequently seeks something besides absolution alone. |
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In the past, televised confessions have been followed swiftly, as soon as the supposed penitent has been freed, by vehement repudiations. |
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The euro zone may be too proud to go to the IMF, but as any Lenten penitent should know, pride comes before a fall. |
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Whenever the confessor considers it necessary to question the penitent, he should do so with discretion and respect. |
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These things being done, the penitent then confesses all mortal sins according to number and kind committed since the last good confession. |
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I was glad to learn that Mary Magdalene's penitent side was not the main attraction here. |
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A good confessor always ensures that the penitent goes away with a different vision of themselves. |
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It does so by bringing the penitent into contact with the merciful heart of God through the friendly face of a brother. |
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That is why the rite of the sacrament provides for the proclamation of this Word to the penitent. |
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Clearly, when there is no sorrow and amendment, the confessor is obliged to tell the penitent that he or she is not yet ready for absolution. |
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Would I need to break down in penitent tears to get any praise? |
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With great scholarly skill, he shows how centuries-old Orthodox religious philosophy and rituals resembled the penitent, confessional modes employed in the Soviet era. |
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At the moment the penitent believer is lowered into the water, the Spirit is very much at work in renewing, regenerating, and incorporating us into the Body of Christ. |
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In one scene, a penitent missus in a shapeless tube dress scratches her head and admits to having crashed the car. |
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His admonition last week to the Irish church repeatedly emphasised that heaven still awaits the penitent pedophile priest. |
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There is nothing more beautiful than the mercy God shows a penitent heart. |
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The truly penitent know that complexification is the enemy of forgiveness. |
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Among its trophies it can point to penitent blasphemers, reclaimed drunkards, reformed prostitutes, and awakened worklings. |
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And God Himself is obliged to abide by the judgment of His priests, and either not to pardon or to pardon, according as they refuse or give absolution, provided the penitent is capable of it. |
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However, it is also important to point out that St. Elizabeth stands out in her own right as a Franciscan penitent and as a saint who has a lot to teach us all about how to live a more vibrant Franciscan and spiritual life. |
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The penitent recites an act of contrition. |
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On the part of the penitent, the sacrament of Reconciliation requires sincere sorrow, a formally complete accusation of mortal sins, and the resolution, with the help of God, not to fall into sin again. |
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The penitent indicates whether or not he has performed the penance assigned in his previous confession, and lastly, the penitent states how long it has been since his last confession. |
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Sadie curses, weeps, then, infected by Mr. Hamilton's writhing persuasions, prays and becomes penitent. |
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Christ accomplishes for the penitent today the same liberation, purification and transformation that he so often offered the sick and the sinners in the Gospel. |
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Ministers of the Sacrament of Reconciliation are to respect whatever option the penitent chooses, whether the confessional, the reconciliation room, or a more open space. |
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According to the rite, the priest is to extend his hands over the penitent when giving absolution, as a sign that the Holy Spirit is being called down upon the penitent. |
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In the Sacrament of Reconciliation, the ritual action places the penitent in touch with the founding event which is the saving action of Christ who calls the Church into existence and sustains its life. |
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If the confessor is to do this effectively, if he is to let the face of the Good Shepherd truly shine upon the penitent, he too must avail himself of this sacrament. |
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But the book closes with Mr Weill in penitent mood. |
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If thou be penitent and grieved, or desirous to be so, these heinous sins shall not be laid to thy charge. |
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But as he admitted later, in penitent memoirs and interviews, he had not understood the variables of war itself. The limits of reasonAt the height of the conflict, he was called a baby-burner. |
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So if the egotistical Frenchman has it in him to be penitent, I believe the FA should treat him with a degree of leniency and not inflict a life sentence. |
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It is on the basis of these principles that the priest is deputed, in dialogue with the penitent, to discern whether he or she is ready for sacramental absolution. |
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Having confessed, the penitent then has his or her parish priest read the prayer of repentance over them. |
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Not every light-fingered American veteran has been so penitent. |
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The wicked wolf that for a half a day had paralyzed London and set all the children in town shivering in their shoes, was there in a sort of penitent mood,and was received and petted like a sort of vulpine prodigal son. |
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The penitent wants to disburden herself, to get things off her chest. |
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There is a screen and a kneeler to kneel on so the penitent can confess anonymously, but there is also a chair that the penitent may sit on and face the priest. |
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Then he hunted for the black carnival domino, supposing that it was the appropriate thing for a penitent to wear. |
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In fact, even before this time, Le Morte D' Arthur states that he had lost a cubit of height due to his penitent fastings and prayers. |
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Thus Godiva might have actually travelled through town as a penitent, in her shift. |
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Although Cyprian was against any ready readmittance of penitent lapsi to communion, he supported Comelius's reconciliation of Troilus. |
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And it reely was the penitent on his two knees, not the lover on his one. |
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