Definition: The 1525 Bull's Second Confession is a historic document by the Council of Bishops of the Church in Venice (the Papacy) in 1525. It includes an official apology for having committed numerous grave sins, including incest, adultery, and other transgressions. The confessional, written in Latin, outlines how this confession was made, emphasizing its importance as a sign of Christian repentance.
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