confession
ఒప్పుకోలు
definition
noun
he signed a confession to the murders
a formal statement admitting that one is guilty of a crime.
For some, the focus of evangelism efforts is a confession of faith - agreement with or conversion to a specific theological statement.
a statement setting out essential religious doctrine.
example
When I was here last autumn I made… a short 'confession' of my political faith, or perhaps I should better say, want of faith.
In what was said to be a signed 'confession' he admitted carrying the rucksack containing explosives but insisted he never intended to kill anyone.
In that group, more than 26 percent said they never went to 'confession' , while 35 percent reported they went only once a year.
by his own 'confession', he had strayed perilously close to alcoholism
Finally, he agreed to sign a 'confession' admitting he had attacked Wendy.
I'm just smiling at his momentary 'confession' of weakness as he carries me over to our booth.
However, that paragraph concludes with a statement that a 'confession' will not be voluntary if the questioning is calculated to overcome the freedom of will of the suspect.
It is in fact his political 'confession' of faith.
Shortly after mid-century, however, the number of Catholics going to 'confession' regularly - or indeed at all - plummeted.
It is such that an unfortunate circumstance or careless remark can shake feelings of love as can an embarrassing 'confession' , comprised of three little words, reinforce it.
He asked if we could go to 'confession' and get help from a Priest with us being Pagan.
Had the defence done so, we are by no means convinced that the judge would have admitted the 'confession' .
I went to the priest and said I want to go to 'confession' .
she still had not been to 'confession'
he signed a 'confession' to the murders
In his oral submissions, though not we think in his grounds of appeal, he took a point on the judge's decision to admit the 'confession' , without holding a voire dire to establish, as he put it, its reliability.
his words are a political 'confession' of faith
This process involves 'confession' to a priest, acts of contrition, receiving absolution, and performing works of satisfaction.
leading figures from every Christian 'confession'
A 'confession' would have been far too embarrassing.
And once you've shared a secret, a 'confession' , or something really embarrassing - then you are closer than before.
she still had not been to 'confession'
What if this is all for naught, my 'confession' , my desire, my love, all for nothing?
There was the Good Friday service, a trip to 'confession' on Holy Saturday and, of course, Mass on Easter Sunday.
he signed a 'confession' to both the murders
Growing numbers went infrequently to 'confession' , or even gave up on the sacrament entirely.
From the first day when I became a priest, when folk came to 'confession' they knew where they stood - it is go and sin no more.
Catholics no longer go to confession as a regular practice, and many Protestant services have eliminated or downplayed the 'confession' of sins.
The Defendant is pleading a 'confession' and avoidance to the Plaintiff's claim.
There's a simple remedy: repent and go to 'confession' .
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