Penitents

The penitents marched through the streets with crosses and candles.

The bishop granted absolution to the penitents who had completed the required penance.

The penitents wore white robes as a symbol of purity during their pilgrimage to the holy site.

The penitents knelt before the altar, tears streaming down their faces as they prayed for forgiveness.

The group of penitents met regularly to discuss their struggles with addiction and support one another in their recovery journey.

The church was filled with penitents seeking forgiveness during the annual Ash Wednesday service.

The monastery welcomed penitents who wanted to repent their sins.

The penitents gathered at the church to begin their procession.

The procession of penitents made its way to the cathedral, where they received absolution.

The community welcomed the penitents back with open arms after they had completed their penance.

The priest led the penitents into the small room for their confessions.

The monastery had several penitents for the monks to atone for their sins.

The penitents were left alone in their cells to meditate and reflect on their wrongdoing.

The penitents were forbidden from speaking to each other during their time in the cell.

The priest asked the penitent to bring his penitents to the confessional.

He found an old penitents in the church's archives.

The monk studied the penitents to prepare for his confession.

The nuns followed the penitents strictly during the Lenten season.

The bishop issued a new set of penitents for the diocese.

The medieval penitents required fasting and praying for several days.

The priest recommended reading the penitents to better understand the sacrament of confession.

The penitents of the Middle Ages were much harsher than those of today.

The penitents listed in the book included charitable works as a form of penance.

The seminarian memorized the penitents as part of his studies.

The penitents knelt and prayed for forgiveness.

The priest spoke to the penitents about the importance of atonement.

The annual procession of penitents through the streets is a popular tradition.

The church was filled with penitents seeking redemption.

The group of penitents walked barefoot to the shrine as a sign of penance.

The penitents wore white robes as a symbol of their repentance.

The penitents fasted and prayed for days as part of their spiritual practice.

The solemnity of the penitents' procession was felt throughout the town.

The penitents' procession was met with reverence and awe by the townspeople.