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The document discusses indulgences, which provide remission of temporal punishment for sins whose guilt and eternal punishment have already been forgiven. There are two kinds of indulgences - plenary, which provides complete remission, and partial, which provides limited remission. Indulgences can be gained for oneself or others, both living and dead. To gain a plenary jubilee indulgence for oneself or a dead person requires visiting a designated church, confession, participating in Mass, praying for the Pope's intentions, and performing works of charity on the same day. The indulgence can only be acquired once per day.
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• Eucharistic liturgy was the sign of reunion with Christ despite their sinfulness- unite with other in faith and forgiveness.
o the bread and wine were often seen as a sin offering.
• Middle Ages: devout participation in sacrifice as a purification from personal sinfulness.
• anointing of the sick as an occasion of spiritual healing than physical
• indulgences as cancel the divine punishment
• throughout the history: prayer, reading of scripture, fasting and physical self- discipline, almsgiving and other charity work are as the sacramental actions.
All of these, there is one stood out. It combined an admission of guilt: interior and exterior acts and assurance of divine forgiveness.
o In modern church it was administered privately by a priest and received by Catholic perhaps one a year.
o In patristic period it was public presided over by bishop and for the notorious sinners and one in lifetime.
o In medieval ages the assurance can be given by a lay afterward by the clergy alone.
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o Presence time was the brief prayer
o ancient time were usually lengthy acts of mortification.
There are two elements that always found that were the confession or repentance and forgiveness.
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- 6. 1. Plenary : remission of sin is complete 2. Partial : remission of sin is limited
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- 8. •to the living as a grant
- 9. •To the dead as a supplication
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