Confession Schedule
The Sacrament of Penance and Reconciliation (Confession) is offered:
Tuesday evenings, 6:00 – 8:00 p.m. in the McClinch Family Center
Sunday, April 26, from 12:00 - 2:00pm, in the parking lot
Social distancing and privacy provided
Adoration of the Blessed Sacrament is available:
Sunday, April 26: 1:00-3:00pm, in the Church
Tuesday, April 28: 6:00-8:00pm, in the McClinch Family Center
Both anonymous and face-to-face confessions are available.
Thank you for following social distancing guidelines at all times.
Additional Reading
About the Sacrament of Penance and Reconciliation
Has it been a long while? A 7 Step Survival Guide for Returning to Confession
About the Sacrament of Penance and Reconciliation
36 questions answered. Adapted from “Commonly Asked Questions” about the Sacrament of Reconciliation, prepared by the Roman Catholic Diocese of Rochester.
So, You Want to Go to Confession?
Has it been a long while? A 7 Step Survival Guide for Returning to Confession
About the Sacrament of Penance and Reconciliation
So, you want to go to Confession?
Yeah, I know. I never want to go either.
No one ever really wants to go.
It’s like getting a flu shot. There are a lot of excuses we can use for not getting one.......
Has it been a long while? A 7 Step Survival Guide for Returning to Confession
Has it been a long while? A 7 Step Survival Guide for Returning to Confession
Has it been a long while? A 7 Step Survival Guide for Returning to Confession
If you’re thinking of going to Confession, but it has been a while, this article is for you. Going to Confession is never pleasant or enjoyable, but it is always worth it. It can feel so much worse if you’ve not been in years. Maybe it has been so long ago since you’ve been, and you simply feel overwhelmed and don’t know where to begin. (Catholic-Link)
Are you intimidated by confession? Don't be, Pope Francis says.
11 Things That Happen When You Commit to Going to Confession More Regularly
Has it been a long while? A 7 Step Survival Guide for Returning to Confession
“He [Jesus] does not threaten” but instead prompts his children with “kindness, gentleness, giving us confidence,” Francis said. The act of going to confession is like God inviting you to coffee, he continued. “This is how the Lord calls us: ‘Come on, let’s have a coffee together. Let’s talk this over, let’s discuss it. Don’t be afraid.’” (Catholic News Agency)
11 Things That Happen When You Commit to Going to Confession More Regularly
11 Things That Happen When You Commit to Going to Confession More Regularly
11 Things That Happen When You Commit to Going to Confession More Regularly
Become More Patient with Yourself and others, Begin to Forgive Others, Heal Deep Personal Wounds, Grow in your personal relationship with Jesus Christ. (Catholic-Link)
15 Excuses to Not Go To Confession (Answered!)
11 Things That Happen When You Commit to Going to Confession More Regularly
11 Things That Happen When You Commit to Going to Confession More Regularly
Often, just like immature children, we are not only full of excuses for failing to respond to the Father’s plan, but we also justify and hide our flaws. Yet, God knows us and welcomes us as we are, with our mistakes and virtues. It is through the Sacrament of Reconciliation that we can return to the Father, repentant, and can receive His forgiveness and the grace of His love.Read this gallery of 15 excuses. Answered. (Catholic-Link)