The Catholic and Orthodox Churches have differences in their beliefs on forgiveness. Both see it as important, but the Orthodox Church views Confession to a priest as essential for forgiveness and spiritual healing, while the Catholic Church views Penance (Confession) as important, and also recognizes the Pope's power to grant indulgences as a form of forgiveness. The Catholic Church has a hierarchical structure with the Pope at the top, while the Orthodox Church has a more decentralized structure.
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