Examples of 'plenary indulgence' in a sentence

Meaning of "plenary indulgence"

In the context of Catholicism, a plenary indulgence refers to the remission of all temporal punishment for sins that have already been forgiven. It is usually granted by the Pope and can be obtained by fulfilling certain conditions, such as receiving sacramental confession and performing specific prayers or acts of piety
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  • An indulgence that remits all of a person’s sins, and thus the whole of their time in purgatory.

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Not the plenary indulgence loop hole.
The conditions for gaining a plenary indulgence.
A plenary indulgence is granted for this practice.
Three conditions for the plenary indulgence.
A plenary indulgence removes all of that punishment.
Grants to all faithful here present a plenary indulgence.
Plenary indulgence under the usual conditions.
Will serve as a passageway of plenary indulgence.
A plenary indulgence will be offered for pilgrims.
Participants in the celebrations will receive plenary indulgence.
A plenary indulgence is available to all who attend.
We can only gain one plenary indulgence per day.
For a plenary indulgence at the hour of death.
Opportunity to gain a plenary indulgence.
A plenary indulgence is the remission of all punishment.

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Let us say the priest gives them a plenary indulgence.
Not the plenary indulgence loophole.
If we fulfill all the requirements we can obtain a plenary indulgence.
Plenary indulgence is granted to those who.
The full plenary indulgence.
A plenary indulgence under usual conditions is made available.
The blessing is for the possibility of attaining a plenary indulgence.
This plenary indulgence is applicable only to the dead.
The use of a crucifix or a cross is recommended in obtaining this plenary indulgence.
I believe a plenary indulgence may be granted in this case.
Do all these things with the intention of receiving a plenary indulgence.
Only one plenary indulgence may be gained on a day.
Let no one imagine that it is an easy thing to gain a plenary indulgence.
A plenary indulgence may be gained by all the faithful.
Pilgrims reaching their destination in a jubilee year are granted a plenary indulgence.
There is a plenary indulgence granted to the faithful who.
That their confessors may give them a plenary indulgence at the hour of death.
A plenary indulgence if it is said every day during a month.
I often hear questions about the plenary indulgence associated with this practice.
A plenary indulgence is attached to this day.
That the pope might grant him plenary indulgence for all his sins.
A plenary indulgence removes all of the punishment of sins.
The faithful can receive one plenary indulgence each day and many partial indulgences.
A plenary indulgence gives an entire remission of temporal punishment.
For the intention of winning a plenary indulgence for yourself or someone who has passed away.
Plenary indulgence from pope.
The requirements for a plenary indulgence are tougher than for a partial.
Plenary indulgence for the departed under the usual conditions.
One can not obtain a plenary indulgence for another living person.
A plenary indulgence is granted to those who will venerate the image under the normal conditions.
One must also remember that one can acquire only one plenary indulgence a day.
Pope offers plenary indulgence to all who attend o.
We should do what the Church enjoins us to do to receive a plenary indulgence.
Only one plenary indulgence can be obtained each day.
Pilgrims and other faithful who attend Mass on this day receive a plenary indulgence.

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