Paragraph 1481

1481. The Byzantine Liturgy recognizes several formulas of absolution, in the form of invocation, which admirably express the mystery of forgiveness: “May the same God, who through the Prophet Nathan forgave David when he confessed his sins, who forgave Peter when he wept bitterly, the prostitute when she washed his feet with her tears, the Pharisee, and the prodigal son, through me, a sinner, forgive you both in this life and in the next and enable you to appear before his awe-inspiring tribunal without condemnation, he who is blessed for ever and ever. Amen.”


Aprofunde seus conhecimentos

498. What are immoral means of birth control?

278. Who is the minister for the celebration of the Eucharist?

326. What is the effect of episcopal ordination?

10. What is the value of private revelations?

594. Why do we say “Forgive us our trespasses as we forgive those who trespass against us”?

211. How can we help the souls being purified in purgatory?

413. How are we to view social inequalities?


Acesse nossos estudos biblicos:

The Holiness of God’s People: How does the law of holiness in the book of Numbers teach us to pursue holiness in our lives and in our community of faith? (Numbers 19)

How the Annunciation Story Can Inspire Us to Trust God (Luke 1:26-38)

What can we learn about divine wrath and protection of the righteous from the book of Nahum?

What is the meaning of being “blameless” according to the 2 Peter 3:14 passage?

Why does the Bible warn us about the need to avoid envy and jealousy, as mentioned in Proverbs 14:30, and how can we apply this teaching in our lives?

What is the true nature of evil, according to the story of Job described in Job 2:1-13?

How is God’s justice manifested in the midst of suffering, according to Job 34:10-12?