Meaning of mortal sin
Mortal Sin
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Meaning of mortal sin :
Serious or grievous sin, which must be confessed in the sacrament of Reconciliation and which puts a person outside of real communion with the Church and salvation. For sin to be so serious it must involve someone of sufficient maturity who has full knowledge of what they are doing, full consent of the will and is truly doing something seriously wrong. While a single grievous action at times can be categorized as a mortal sin, more typically such sin is a process of deepening alienation from God through a variety of actions which eventually leads to decisions that are seriously flawed.
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