Noun:

ఒప్పుకొన్నవాడు,

confessor's Usage Examples:

Accompanied by Queen Berengaria and Lady Edith, Richard was met by the Saracen with a brilliant retinue, and discovered, in the person of his entertainer, the physician who had cured his fever, and saved Sir Kenneth, whom he found prepared to do battle for him on the morrow, with the hermit as his confessor.

The ceremonies for tonsuring monks or nuns come next, the appointing of a priest to be confessor (pneumatikos).

Sister Lúcia reported this to her confessor who asked her to write it down.

The oath against modernism was required of "all clergy, pastors, confessors, preachers, religious superiors, and professors in philosophical-theological.

After this trauma, Frances and her father slowly reconcile and she even becomes something akin to a confessor for him before he dies years later.

The prelate should kiss the cross before putting it on his neck, and while putting it on say the prayer Munire me digneris (the origin of which dates back to the Middle Ages), in which he petitions God for protection against his enemies, and begs to bear in mind continually the Passion of Jesus, and the triumphs of the confessors of the Faith.

a priest would arrive, O"Mullowny would grab a knife hidden under the bedclothes, and attempt to capture or kill his confessor.

1 October: Remigius bishop and confessor.

1821)* Monk-martyr Synesios of Thessaloniki (1821)* Monk-martyr Timotheos of Veria and Thessaloniki (1822)New martyrs and confessorsNew Martyrs Onuphrius, Bishop (1938), and those with him:* Anthony, Barsanuphius and Joseph (1937), and Bishop Alexander Kharkovsky.

causes of martyrs were considered somewhat differently from those of confessors, for some points of the process.

Synonyms:

priest,

Antonyms:

layman,