And all this is from God, who has reconciled us to Himself through Christ and given us the Ministry of Reconciliation.
2 Corinthians 5:18
The sacrament of Reconciliation is about the mercy of Jesus Christ. Honestly confessing our sins reconciles us to God and restores us to His grace and intimate friendship. Confession breaks the power of shame and hurt of sin, and restores and revitalizes our relationships within the community of faith in the life of our Church.
The sacraments are core to our faith. The sacrament of Reconciliation is about the mercy of Jesus Christ. Honestly confessing our sins reconciles us to God and restores us to His grace and intimate friendship. Confession breaks the power of shame and the hurt of sin; it restores and revitalizes our relationships within the community of faith in the life of our Church. To encourage you please take a listen to/or watch Father Mark’s homily on how to make a good confession
We look forward to administering the Sacrament to you.
CONFESSION & THE EUCHARIST – FATHER MARK BERNHARD
Father Mark reflects on why it is so many Catholics don’t go to the sacrament of reconciliation. He shows the relationship between confession and the Eucharist. To help alleviate fear around going to confession he offers tips on how to make a good confession.
CONFESSIONS HELD IN RECONCILIATION ROOMS ON
Tuesdays 7PM – 8PM
Saturdays 9AM – 10AM* | 1:30PM – 2:30PM
First Friday of the month 8:30AM
DURING MAGNIFY (THE LAST WEDS OF THE MONTH) 7PM – 8:30PM
Or please do make an appointment
*In addition to Confession inside the Church Confessional, there is also outdoor Confession by the Rectory Parking Lot on Saturday. Please see the following graphic.
EXAMINATION OF CONSCIENCE
For Children
For Teens
For Singles
For Married
In Spanish (Preguntas complementarias para examinar la conciencia a la luz de la enseñanza social católica)
OVERCOMING THE FEAR OF GOING TO CONFESSION
WHY DO CATHOLICS CONFESS THEIR SINS TO A PRIEST?