Sacrament of Penance
CCC 1486 The forgiveness of sins committed after Baptism is conferred by a particular sacrament called the sacrament of conversion, confession, penance, or reconciliation.
1489 To return to communion with God after having lost it through sin is a process born of the grace of God who is rich in mercy and solicitous for the salvation of men. One must ask for this precious gift for oneself and for others.
1493 One who desires to obtain reconciliation with God and with the Church, must confess to a priest all the unconfessed grave sins he remembers after having carefully examined his conscience. The confession of venial faults, without being necessary in itself, is nevertheless strongly recommended by the Church.
1489 To return to communion with God after having lost it through sin is a process born of the grace of God who is rich in mercy and solicitous for the salvation of men. One must ask for this precious gift for oneself and for others.
1493 One who desires to obtain reconciliation with God and with the Church, must confess to a priest all the unconfessed grave sins he remembers after having carefully examined his conscience. The confession of venial faults, without being necessary in itself, is nevertheless strongly recommended by the Church.
Confession Times
Weekend: One half hour before Masses
Weekday: Please feel free to call and schedule an appointment
Advent and Lent (in addition to normally scheduled times): Saturdays 10-11am St. Mary's; 4-4:50pm St. Michael's; Sundays 11:30-12:30am St. Kilian's
Weekday: Please feel free to call and schedule an appointment
Advent and Lent (in addition to normally scheduled times): Saturdays 10-11am St. Mary's; 4-4:50pm St. Michael's; Sundays 11:30-12:30am St. Kilian's
