Shrive

The priest will shrive the prisoners in the jail on Sunday.

The priest took the time to shrive the troubled parishioner and offer words of comfort.

The bishop will come to the prison to shrive the inmates before their executions.

The priest will shrive the faithful during the Easter Vigil.

After a wild weekend, the young man decided to shrive his excesses with his confessor.

The bishop came to the parish to shrive the sick and the elderly.

I went to the priest to shrive my sins and find peace in my heart.

The act of forgiving others can shrive us of our own sins and bring us inner peace.

The ritual of smudging is believed to shrive the person and purify their soul.

The act of repentance can shrive us of our wrongdoings.

The mercy of God can shrive us of even the worst sins.

The words of absolution spoken by the priest shrive us of our guilt and give us hope for the future.

The forgiveness of others can shrive us of our transgressions.

The dying woman requested the priest to shrive her.

Before going to war, the soldiers would shrive themselves.

The dying man's last wish was to shrive himself before passing away.

After realizing his mistakes, he went to shrive to his family.

The young boy went to the church to shrive and seek forgiveness.

He decided to shrive his past and start afresh.

The old man wanted to shrive before he passed away.

The penitent woman came to shrive herself of her sins.

The criminal decided to shrive and confess his crimes.

The priest always took his time to shrive each person individually and with care.

After committing a serious sin, he felt compelled to shrive.

She wanted to shrive her conscience before going on her journey.

The convicted criminal decided to shrive himself of his crimes before his execution.

She needed to shrive her mistakes to her boss to avoid getting fired.

The priest had a long queue of people waiting to shrive before Easter.

The bishop used holy water to shrive the sinners during the ceremony of confession.

The saintly woman was known for her ability to shrive even the most hardened of sinners.

The holy relic was believed to have the power to shrive the faithful of their sins and grant them forgiveness.

The counselor helped the troubled teenager to shrive and seek forgiveness.

The nun was known for her ability to shrive the faithful in a compassionate manner.

The pope could shrive the kings and the nobles in medieval Europe.

The church leaders decided to shrive the entire congregation as part of the Easter celebration.

The bishop announced that he would personally shrive all those who made a pilgrimage to the holy site.

The bishop was willing to shrive the prisoners on death row.

The priest was able to shrive the penitent and grant him absolution.

The king chose to shrive the rebellious nobles rather than execute them.

The Pope agreed to shrive the condemned man on the condition that he repent.

The preacher would shrive the congregation during the Lenten season.

The queen's decision to shrive the prisoners was met with approval from the public.

The chaplain was summoned to shrive the prisoner before the execution.

The priest asked the penitent to shrive himself by reflecting on his actions and seeking forgiveness.

The nun was trained to shrive the sick and dying patients.

The bishop will be available to shrive the pilgrims during the holy festival.

The confessor is ready to shrive anyone seeking forgiveness.

The bishop will shrive the new priests during the ordination ceremony.

The priest was known for his kind nature and his ability to shrive even the most remorseful of sinners.

She went to shrive herself before her wedding day.