What ESPN’s Lance Armstrong Film Taught Me About Confession
Individual sin, however private it may have seem, always has an effect on others.
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In Search of True Confession in the Movies
An in-depth look at the history of the sacrament of penance on the big screen from the silent era to today.
Pope Francis: Identify and Confess your Sins ‘Concretely’
Offering Mass in the chapel of his Vatican residence, the Casa Santa Marta, Pope Francis reflected on the day’s first reading from 1 John, the reading for the memorial of St. Catherine of Siena, a doctor of the Church.
Essential Tools for Making a Better Confession
COMMENTARY: Let us heed the words of Pope St. John Paul II, who once told young people that the fastest way to mature was to become better penitents.
In the Era of Coronavirus, Head to the Shed for Confession
With the coronavirus leaving churches closed across most of the nation, Father Daniel O’Mullane of Our Lady of Mount Carmel Parish in Boonton, New Jersey, says as the Body of Christ, we still have an essential mission, and he invites the faithful to his triage tent.
9 Things You Need to Know About Divine Mercy Sunday
Millions of people look forward to and are profoundly moved by this day.
Confessors Get Creative: Priests Adapt to Coronavirus Lockdown’s Limitations
Necessary limits have been imposed in light of the pandemic’s spread, but bishops and priests are finding innovative ways to allow the faithful access to the sacrament.
Is It Time Yet for General Absolution?
Learn about the Church’s ‘nuclear option’ when it comes to offering souls forgiveness for their sins in times of crisis or looming disaster.
Here’s the Secret to Long Confession Lines
How is a true understanding of the sacrament fostered?
