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A-Z: General definitions: Confessor
Definition
1. In the early church applied to those who suffered under persecution but were not martyred. Later used of those who demonstrated outstanding holiness.
2. A priest who hears confessions.
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Big ideas: Sin; Penitence, repentance, penance; Forgiveness, mercy and grace
The oppression and punishment of members of a group because of religion, race or political belief.
The killing of a person in defence of a belief or cause.
1. The part of a service of Christian worship where people say sorry to God for not living according to his will.
2. The practice of privately telling a priest of wrongdoing.
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