Penance

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Penance is a sacrament in the Catholic Church through which the faithful confess sins, receive absolution from a priest, and are reconciled with God and the Church.

All labels observed (4)

Label Occurrences
Sacrament of Penance 4
Penance canonical 2
De paenitentia 1

How this entity was disambiguated

Statements (77)

Predicate Object
instanceOf Sacrament of healing
Sacrament of the Catholic Church
sacrament
administeredBy bishop
priest
category Catholic liturgy
Catholic sacramental theology
Christian repentance
confessionType communal celebration with individual confession
general absolution (extraordinary circumstances)
individual confession
contritionType imperfect contrition
perfect contrition
effect forgiveness of mortal sins
forgiveness of venial sins
increase of spiritual strength
partial remission of temporal punishment due to sin
peace and serenity of conscience
reconciliation with God
reconciliation with the Church
remission of eternal punishment due to sin
frequencyRecommended regular confession
hasAlternativeName Confession
Reconciliation
Sacrament of Conversion
surface form: Sacrament of Confession

Sacrament of Conversion
Sacrament of Conversion
surface form: Sacrament of Forgiveness

Penance
surface form: Sacrament of Penance

Sacrament of Conversion
surface form: Sacrament of Reconciliation
hasElement absolution
confession
contrition
penance (satisfaction)
hasMoralTheologyConcept seal of confession
hasPurpose conversion of heart
forgiveness of sins committed after Baptism
reconciliation with God
reconciliation with the Church
repair of the harm caused by sin
restoration of sanctifying grace
spiritual healing
hasScripturalBasisIn James 5:16
John 20:22–23
Matthew 16:19
Matthew 18:18
isOrdinarilyCelebratedIn confessional
reconciliation room
liturgicalBook Rite of Penance
mayIncludeConfessionOf venial sins
penitentRole accepts penance
confesses sins
expresses contrition
performs satisfaction
practicedBy Roman Catholicism
surface form: Catholic Church

Eastern Catholic Churches
Latin Rite
surface form: Latin Church
priestRole assigns penance
gives counsel
hears confession
pronounces absolution
recognizedBy Catechism of the Catholic Church
Council of Trent
regulatedBy Code of Canon Law (1983)
surface form: Code of Canon Law
relatedTo Baptism
Holy Eucharist
surface form: Eucharist

indulgences
requires absolution by a priest
confession of sins
contrition
satisfaction
requiresConfessionOf all mortal sins remembered after diligent examination
requiresIntention firm purpose of amendment
willingness to perform assigned penance
requiresMinister validly ordained bishop
validly ordained priest
sealOfConfession absolute confidentiality of sins revealed
theologyTradition Catholic theology

How these facts were elicited

Referenced by (8)

Full triples — surface form annotated when it differs from this entity's canonical label.

Latin Rite hasSacrament Penance
Ambrose of Milan notableWork Penance
this entity surface form: De paenitentia
Last Rites associatedWithSacrament Penance
this entity surface form: Sacrament of Penance
Unction of the Sick isDistinctFrom Penance
this entity surface form: Sacrament of Penance
Penance hasAlternativeName Penance
this entity surface form: Sacrament of Penance
Penitential Act relatedTo Penance
this entity surface form: Sacrament of Penance
Steps of Repentance hasAlternativeName Penance
this entity surface form: Path of Penitence