Before you go to confession, you must examine your conscience and pray for q good confession. Then you sit before the priest and confess your sins, mortal and venial. He will "forgive your sins" and give you penance (usually prayers). End.
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Anyone who has complete sorrow for their sins and expresses this sorrow in the sacrament of confession..Catholic AnswerAny Catholic over the age of discretion (7 years of age) should be receiving the Sacrament of reconciliation regularly.
Reconciliation usually is started, along with Eucharist, in the 2nd grade - about the age of seven years.
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Based on my knowledge of RCIA, I believe that confirmation candidates also go through the process. However, the process is certainly not as involved as receiving all four sacraments (Baptism, First Communion, Reconciliation, and Confirmation). The best answer really is: talk to a clergy member or Catechist in your parish office.
No. Did reconciliation even exist in 65?
Patch upRoman Catholic AnswerIf you are referring to Reconciliation in the Catholic Church, then you mean the Sacrament established by our Blessed Lord that imparts forgiveness of post-baptismal sin, also know as Penance or Confession.
Reconciliation, the act or state of re-establishing friendship between God and a human being, or between two persons. In the Catholic Church it most often refers to the sacrament of Confession, otherwise known as Penance or Reconciliation.
Yes, it is recognized, since both are done by Catholic priests.
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There is no difference. The name of the sacrament is Reconciliation, the act is confessing. By confessing your sins and asking for forgivness from God, you are reconciling yourself with Jesus.
Baptism, Eucharist, reconciliation, confirmation, marriage, anointing of sick, and holy orders, are the Sacraments you have meet to become Catholic.