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- How to Go to Confession: A Step-by-Step Guide for Everyone
If you’ve ever wondered how to go to Confession, what to say, or why it is so essential to the life of faith, this comprehensive guide offers the answers!
- Confession Guide for Adults| National Catholic Register
You always have the option to go to confession anonymously, that is, behind a screen or face to face, if you so desire 2 After the priest greets you in the name of Christ, make the sign of the
- A Guide for Confession - Prayers - Catholic Online
The basic requirement for a good confession is to have the intention of returning to God like the "prodigal son" and to acknowledge our sins with true sorrow before the priest
- Mass, Confession, Devotion Times — Blessed Sacrament Church, Seattle
(In confessionals in the church) Examination of Conscience Weekdays, 6:30 AM - 6:30 PM Evenings (Mon-Fri): 5:30 PM (audio-streamed) Visit our live-stream page here
- Mass Confession Times - St. Alphonsus Parish
Mass Confession Times Sunday Mass Saturday Vigil: 5pm Sunday Morning: 9am Weekday Mass Monday – Thursday: 7:30am Saturday: 8am (except 1st Saturday which will at St John’s at 9am) Confession Monday – Thursday: 7-7:20am Saturday: 4 – 4:45pm Sunday: 8 – 8:45am First Thursday Confession and Adoration: 7 – 8pm
- Confession Step by Step - Cathedral of the Blessed Sacrament
Confession is a sacrament instituted by Jesus Christ in his love and mercy to offer sinners forgiveness for offenses against God and against your sisters and brothers Confession brings reconciliation between God and the penitent, between the penitent and others, and to the individual penitent
- How to Go to Confession - Archdiocese of Toronto
Examine your conscience by reflecting on your sins Don’t be too general (like, “I haven’t been a good person”), but a lot of detail isn’t necessary either (you don’t need to tell the whole story of how a sin came about) If you’re not sure if something is a sin, just ask the priest
- Step by Step Confession - The Catholic Community Of Pleasanton
Confession brings reconciliation between God and the penitent, between the penitent and others, and to the individual penitent One goes to Confession privately behind a screen or face-to-face with the priest Preparation for the Sacrament of Penance consists of a good examination of conscience
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