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What Is Forgiveness?


Forgiveness is not ignoring an offense.
Forgiveness is not forgetting.
Forgiveness does not mean “it’s all right.”
Forgiveness doesn’t absolve the offender.
Forgiveness is not a form of self-sacrifice.

What is forgiveness?

Forgiveness is letting somebody off the hook.
Forgiveness is participation in the benign energy of the universe
that always creates new life
and moves toward goodness.

Forgiveness is an invitation to wholeness.


From the Publisher's Website
The Forgiveness Book
What is forgiveness? Why is it so hard to forgive? In The Forgiveness Book: A Catholic Approach, award-winning authors Alice Camille and Paul Boudreau address these questions and many more by thoroughly examining what Scripture has to say about those who “trespass against us,” and what it takes to accomplish the difficult act of forgiveness—all from a distinctly Catholic point of view.

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