venial sin

Even if your accusations are true, we can only consider it a venial sin at the most.

But in the broader context of this performance, it's a very venial sin.

In fact, it's not the great but the venial sins that you think of with horror when you've read this book.

It is recommended that confession of venial sins be made.

Blade was aware of this venial sin and fought against it, not always with success.

It is not necessary to confess venial sins although they may be confessed.

Fortunately for most of those involved, blather is only a venial sin.

Both mortal and venial sins have a dual nature of punishment.

A venial sin involves a "partial loss of grace" from God.

A venial sin can be left unconfessed so long as there is some purpose of amendment.

In all this, one ought not to take venial sin lightly, especially when committed deliberately.

A venial sin meets at least one of the following criteria:

The menues are individual and consist of eating one's venial sins.

If another war starts this year, we'll have to declare an amnesty on venial sins."

Nothing strange, to be sure, beyond the venial sin of redundance, since Roberto was an only child.

Second, his trouble with critics often revolved around the distinction between mortal and venial sin.

Does that count as lying about my education, or is it merely a venial sin of omission?

Confession of even venial sin, while not strictly required, is "strongly recommended by the Church."

On the other hand, venial sin will increase the degree of purification required in purgatory.

In the eyes of some of my colleagues, incompetence passes for a venial sin.

Loretta Young never officially acknowledged the fact, which she said would be the same as admitting to a "venial sin."

However, if this purification is not achieved in life, venial sins can still be purified after death.

Thomas also greatly influenced Catholic understandings of mortal and venial sins.

Three typical items are ukelele, venial sin and vestal virgin.

It would have been a venial sin."