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Confession: the beginning of abortion’s end
Last week at our First Communion classes, our students had a tour of the parish. It is one of my favorite sessions, both because I get to lead the tour and the children are extraordinarily curious about it. We are … Continue reading
For the wages of sin is death…
It happens fairly often as a priest that someone will share the wages of sin in their life: a tearful conversation after Mass, an e-mail sent in the heat of the moment, voice mail left in early morning, spontaneous visits … Continue reading
Heavenly wedding etiquette
The blogsphere was atwitter a couple weeks ago as Saint Peter’s rolled out a new implementation of its strict dress code. that showed silhouettes of a man and a woman in casual clothing. Underneath was written ‘no entry’. Below were … Continue reading
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‘You got to forgive’
Talk about reverting something bad towards God; an f-word we can get behind. Hat tip to Creative Minority Report. your brother in Christ, Fr. Maurer
Two common questions about confession
When it comes to confession, there are two questions that often come up. The first that comes up is about how to make a good confession – “what if I don’t know what to do?”. The answer is fairly straightforward … Continue reading