unconfesseds造句

• A venial sin can be left unconfessed so long as there is some purpose of amendment.
• Catholics are taught that they should not receive Communion unless they are free from unconfessed mortal sin.
• For Catholics, this is required at least once a year and required for those who are guilty of unconfessed mortal sins.
• Even if there's no obvious paid contributions by the company, it's clear there's unconfessed COI here.
• Being in such close contact with Dimmesdale, Chillingworth begins to suspect that the minister's illness is the result of some unconfessed guilt.
• What if I have a major issue I want to settle with a family member _ or a big family secret that has been unconfessed for years?
• Her novel, " Unconfessed ", was a finalist for the Hemingway Foundation / PEN Award for first fiction, and received a 2007 ForeWord Magazine BEA Award.
• A woman with bipolar disorder is suing her former boss for religious harassment, claiming he blamed her disorder on unconfessed sins and fired her because it was " God's will ."
• The best political reporters assure us that the American voter cares not a whit about where candidates stand on what to do about a president who is _ no matter how you extenuate it _ an unconfessed serial perjurer.
• If his relatives and neighbors fail to summon the priest, and therefore he should die unconfessed, prayers and alms should be offered, but his relatives shall wash away their negligence by fasting in accordance with the judgement of the priests.
• As the play begins, he recently has published his 21st book, " The Unconfessed Love, " an uncharacteristically romantic tome consisting of love letters between a man and an unnamed woman written during a period of some 15 years.
• The series'central theme is also preeminently Catholic : the tragedy of Olav, a deeply pious and upright man, who feels himself damned and cut off from God because of his unconfessed sin-having secretly killed his wife's lover.
• He develops an interest in the neighbors and tries to help them in whatever way he can, partly because of his ( unconfessed ) interest in Meenakshi and partly because of his interest in the art which seems to be slowly fading away from public life.
• Harling found the point of the novel in the wrenching grief that Aurora Greenway still feels, years after her daughter Emma's death ( as related in " Terms of Endearment " ) and her unconfessed disappointment with the way she has raised Emma's children.
• According to the church, a person who is properly disposed by being in the state of grace-i . e ., the person has committed no known and unconfessed mortal sins-who receives the Apostolic Pardon gains the complete pardon of all temporal punishment due to sin that has already been forgiven by the reception of absolution and the doing of penance, i . e ., a plenary indulgence.
• She is the author of a novel entitled " Unconfessed " ( Other Press, 2006; Kwela Books, 2007; Querido, 2007 ), and of the poetry collections " Castaway " ( Duke University Press, 1999 ) and " Imprendehora " ( Kwela Books / Snail Press, 2009 ) . " Imprendehora " was a finalist for the Via Afrika Herman Charles Bosman Prize in 2010, and " Castaway " was a finalist in the 2001 PEN International Poetry Prize.