Remission of Sins
The forgiveness of sins, which is accomplished in us through faith and Baptism as the fruit of the redemptive sacrifice of Christ on the cross (CCC 976, 1263).
The Forgiveness of Christ
The forgiveness of sins, which is accomplished in us through faith and Baptism as the fruit of the redemptive sacrifice of Christ on the cross (CCC 976, 1263). Christ gave the power to remit sins to his Apostles, and through them to the ministers of the Church (CCC 981). The remission of sins committed after Baptism is effected sacramentally through the Sacrament of Penance and Reconciliation (CCC 1446).
Frequently Asked Questions
How are sins remitted after Baptism? While Baptism forgives all prior sins, the remission of sins committed after Baptism is effected through the Sacrament of Penance and Reconciliation.
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