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What is the spanish word for penace?
It's 'penitencia.'
What is penac?
Penace is sometimes called Grove.Is it correct or wrong?
How many years did Vardhaman Mahavir do penace and became Jina?
years
How do you fill the penace horn on rune scape?
By playing Barbarian Assault with the pillar at the back of the room set to Experience.
What are the 7 sacraments in Spanish?
The seven sacraments are baptism,confirmation,Eucharist,matrimony,Holy orders,penace,and extreme unction
What are the steps in penace?
Step 1: contrition - being truly sorry for sins committed and promising abstinence Step 2: confession - acknowledgment of sins to a confessor, such as a priest Step 3: satisfaction - carrying out the confessor's judgment, usually in the form of good works
Why did bhakti movement of India attracted women?
Bhakti yoga is often associated with the worship of Krishna, and in Bhagavad Gita (The Song of the Blessed Lord), Lord Krishna states that ANYONE, male or female, from the upper castes or the lowest castes, can be saved from the wheel of birth and death if they will only serve Him. This is actually a revolutionary idea-- Krishna as the saviour god, says that the caste system, where the Brahmins ruled (and sometimes oppressed the lower castes) can be transcended entirely. All that is necessary is to devote oneself to worshipping Krishna. And even more important, Krishna says that it doesn't even matter if you are poor-- if you offer Him a leaf, a flower, fruit or water with love, He will accept it.Bhakti is the yoga of devotional service to a deity, where worshippers sing to the deity, dress and decorate the deity's image in the temple, offer prayers and rituals before the deity, and chant the deity's holy names so that they are always remembering and thinking of the deity. The attraction of it was that it was remarkably egalitarian, compared to other forms of worship that denied women, the poor and the darker skinned people any opportunity for a better life, other than suffering quietly and waiting to be reborn into a better status. But to Krishna, the fact that a worshipper was poor or black or female was not a hindrance. Krishna often stressed that it did not matter what caste a believer came from. Whoever served Him faithfully and lovingly would be permitted to attain the Spiritual World, rather than having to endure birth after birth until all of one's accumulated karma had been worked out.
Who was responsible for the indulgence selling campaign which led to Martin Luther's break with the Catholic Church?
.Catholic AnswerYour question is making several incorrect assumptions. First of all, there was no "indulgence selling campaign." Second of all, indulgences could never be "sold" as such, they used to be granted for any of the works of mercy, especially for the three primary works of penace: Prayer, fasting, and almsgiving. Thus, up until the time of Martin Luther, it was perfectly respectable to earn an indulgence that was attached to a work of almsgiving. In this particular case, the almsgiving was a donation to the Church for the rebuilding of St. Peter's Basilica. Due to all the misinformation put out at the time, it is no longer possible. But even back then, the almsgiving was only part of the "work" necessary to earn an indulgence. As with today's indulgences (yes, they are still very much a part of the Church's teaching) a person must be in a state of grace, he must have been to confession within a week of the act being performed, and he should have made a good Communion, and said prayers for the Holy Father on the day that the work is performed. This is right out of the current Enchiridion of Indulgences Norms and Grants. Finally, even then, indulgences was NOT what led Martin Luther to flee the Catholic Church, his morals were, or shall we say, lack thereof. The man's name that you are looking for is Fr. Johann Tetzel, you may read more about him and this little problem with M. Luther at the link below. Further research, even from 100 years ago when the Catholic Encyclopedia was printed, has proved that the vast amount of libel about Fr. Tetzel is just that, unproven gossip mongering. All of the baseless charges leveled by protestant "theologians" and "historians" over the years has been pure fantasy, or research based on pure fantasy.
