Roman Catholic AnswerAll Catholics should be going to confession, it is one of the precepts of the Church.
Catholics repent in the sacrament of reconciliation, also known as confession.
Catholics participate in the sacrament of confession to seek forgiveness for their sins and to reconcile with God and the Church. Confession allows them to acknowledge their wrongdoings, receive spiritual guidance, and experience the healing power of God's mercy.
Catholics go to confession to confess their sins to a priest and receive absolution, or forgiveness, from God. This sacrament is significant in their faith because it allows them to reconcile with God, receive spiritual healing, and strengthen their relationship with Him. Confession also helps Catholics reflect on their actions, seek guidance for improvement, and experience the grace of God's mercy.
Catholics did not start Israel.
Catholics never stopped going to church on Saturday, good Catholics usually go to confession on Saturday, and may attend the Saturday evening Mass as well.
yes. Robert Cecil was the king's spy, but he was "working" with the catholics / guy fawkes. he told the king what the catholics were about to do.
Most Protestant denominations do not recognize the Sacrament of Reconciliation so there is no confession.
Practising Catholics go to their Priests for Confession, as it is part of their religious beliefs.
There are many forgiveness rituals depending on which faith one belongs to. Roman Catholics believe in the sacrament of confession. Native faiths believe in actual sacrifice of small animals. Other Christian faiths believe in repentance but, not necessarily confession to another human as Catholics practice.
According to paragraph 1457 of the Catechism of the Catholic Church, Catholics who are aware of serious sin must go to Confession at least once a year. Confession is also suggested for anyone in need of confessing smaller (venial) sins. Pope John Paul II is said to have gone to Confession once a week, despite his holiness, because as a general rule, the holier a person gets, the more aware they become of their sins.
Catholics are bound to go to confession at least once a year, and it is recommended that this take place during the Easter season. Catholics are also bound to go to confession any time they commit a mortal sin, since the Church teaches that this is ordinarily the only means through which such sins are forgiven.For more on this, see the Code of Canon Law, nos. 988-989.