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Also known as plenary indulgence, partial indulgence, sale of indulgences
カトリック教会による罪に対する有限の罰の免除または軽減
An indulgence is a Catholic Church practice that reduces or eliminates the spiritual penalty (purgatory) believed to follow from sin, even after the sin itself has been forgiven. The Church grants indulgences through certain religious acts or locations, and they matter because Catholics view them as a way to shorten their spiritual purification after death.
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- Indulgences
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免償(めんしよう：ラテン語: indulgentia英語: indulgences)とは、カトリック教会の教え（カテキズム）の一つで、すでに赦された罪に伴う有限の罰の免除（軽減）を意味する。なお、贖宥ともいう。
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