When can a priest not grant absolution? Fr. Grzesiak explains

Fr. Wojciech Grzesiak discussed with "Fakt" when a confessor must refuse absolution. The key case is when a penitent explicitly states they do not intend to change their behavior — then absolution is impossible. The priest also discussed the difference between ordinary sins and so-called mortal sins, as well as cases where the decision rests solely with the bishop or Vatican.