What does the interdict allow priests to do?

An interdict is a Church sanction that prohibits specific sacraments or religious services from being performed within a certain area or for particular individuals. When a priest is allowed to perform an interdict, it typically means they can continue to administer certain rites, like confession or last rites, to individuals who are facing excommunication or other forms of ecclesiastical punishment. The interdict serves as a form of spiritual discipline aimed at encouraging repentance and reconciliation.