- In Christianity,
contrition or
contriteness (from
Latin contritus 'ground to pieces', i.e. a
breaking of
something hardened) is
repentance for sins one...
- sacraments. He
first made a very
careful confession of his sins, with a
contrite heart, and was
affected even to the
shedding of tears, I am told; then...
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presided over the
Catholic Church from Rome.
Catholicism taught that the
contrite person could cooperate with God
towards their salvation by
performing good...
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thanks to his much-watched "What were you thinking?"
interview with a
contrite Hugh Grant. Lowry,
Brian (12 July 1995). "Hugh-man
interest lifts 'Leno'...
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numbered Psalm 50. The
sacrifices of God are a
broken spirit; a
broken and a
contrite heart, O God, Thou wilt not despise. — Psalm 51:19 (verse 17 in many modern...
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rather than boxy and knight-like". Mike
Crandol stated "It no
longer seems contrite to say that
Evangelion is
surely one of the all-time
great works of animation"...
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procured and ratified; so that it
stands firm to all
truly penitent and
contrite spirits who
believe in him: and of this
great truth, the Lord's Supper...
- of
Jesus and his church. God
hears the
prayers of and is
close to the
contrite, and the
church holds sinners to her bosom.
While the
souls of Purgatory...
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Unpredictably precipitous outbursts and fury;
uncontrollable rage and
fearsome attacks;
feelings of
humiliation are pent-up and discharged;
subsequently contrite....
- out the invalidity:
absolution requires contrition, and a man
cannot be
contrite for a sin at the same time that he is
intending to
commit it.
Bolgia 9...
