The word absolution comes from the Latin "absolution", absolution consists of forgiving the sins of those who are sorry for the misconduct, the way of behaving or acting, in this way absolution cleanses the sinner and gives him a new opportunity to reflect on the faults incurred.
This religious practice is received by priests, when they are inspired by the pardon that Jesus Christ grants to sinners, the custom or ceremony that consists of the sinner confessing his faults before a priest, who establishes a penance of the sacrament instituted by Jesus Christ in which sins are forgiven by the absolution of the priest, although at first the penance was public, but from the Middle Ages the priests began to give absolution in private.
The way that a believer is a person who accepts and cultivates a religious belief that can receive absolution from the priest for the sins they may have committed, is that he goes to church and there decides to confess individually, when he already He has expressed the sins committed and the priest realizes that he is repentant, the priest is going to place a penance on him that in this way he will get the aforementioned absolution to forgive his sins.
In this area we can establish that the priest who is in charge of a parish must comply with what is called the secret of confession or declaration of the sins committed.
