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Show Notes
Special Guest Host Fr. Matthew Spencer takes questions about confession ranging from should you confess to a priest who, is a friend, to what to do if you can't remember your sins in the confessional. Check out this great hour!
- Al - I can't go to confession to my local priest because I know him to well and don't want him to think bad of me. What do you think of this?
- Margaret - I used to belong to a liberal Church that would encourage people to bake bread and take it to the priest to be consecrated. Was that valid?
- Denise - How can you do penance for sins done many years ago?
- Rafael - When a priest knows you well, I think the priest can give you good advice. The only caveat might be if you confess something illegal.
- Alonso - How can I help someone who is afraid to go to confession because of all the things they have to list?
- Joe - I went to confession last week and the priest did something different: He gave me absolution then he talked about my sin. Was that correct?
- Jennifer - Is smoking a sin?
- Mariana - The priest cut me off before I finished confessing. What should have I done? Was I absolved?
- Debbie - If you haven’t been to confession for a while and don't remember the number of times you missed a sin, can you make an educated guess?