I’ve written about the Sacrament of Confession (Reconciliation) many times.
However, I haven’t written about the difference between perfect and imperfect contrition.
Read More »I’ve written about the Sacrament of Confession (Reconciliation) many times.
However, I haven’t written about the difference between perfect and imperfect contrition.
Read More »In 2019 I wrote two posts on the Sacrament of Confession. Read More »
I want to share an important prayer known as the Act of Contrition.
Read More »Below is a prayer to help a person examine their conscience.
Read More »In my previous post I explained the Sacrament of Confession by using information from the Catechism of the Catholic Church.
The purpose of Part I was to describe the theology of the sacrament.
The purpose of Part II is to provide tools and guidance for participating in it.
After reading this post, I hope you feel excited to receive the Sacrament of Reconciliation!
In this post I’ll focus on:
In my mid-twenties I began to practice my Catholic Faith more seriously and attend Mass regularly. During that time, I kept hearing a priest talk about confession during his homilies.
Even though I wanted to go to confession, I didn’t know much about it because I wasn’t taught to go regularly.
I desired to understand why I need to receive the sacrament, what it is and the effects.
Once I discovered this information and received the sacrament, it was life-changing!
I’ve been praying the Divine Mercy Novena since Good Friday.
I’m grateful to those who are praying along with me!
Those praying the novena know it ends on April 27th, the day before the Feast of Mercy.
Have you heard of this feast?