No a priest cannot repeat anything told him as part of a confession. But Confession and Reconciliation happen after the sin is committed, not before. So he cannot stop murder or any acts of terrorism. The Code of Canon Law states: The sacramental seal is inviolable; therefore it is absolutely forbidden for a confessor to betray in any way a penitent in words or in any manner and for any reason. Violation of the seal of confession results in immediate excommunication of the priest. Priests may discuss things in general terms. For more information, see the Code of Canon Law: http://www.vatican.va/archive/ENG1104/__P3G.HTM
A confessional box is where the priest sits in and people make confession of their Sins.
You would need to discuss this with your priest in the confessional.
It means that whatever is said in the confessional can never be revealed to anyone and the priest is under a pain of autoexcommunication if he should ever violate the seal of the confessional.if anyone confesses their sins to a priest the priest is bound to not tell anyone, not even the police or other government authority.
Yes it is necessary. A priest can't "hear" his own confession. Even the Pope has to confess his sins to another priest.
As many as the priest tells you. But you wouldn't actually pray them in the confessional.
"Confessional" from 1989!
First, there really isn't any way that the priest would know if you are or arent a catholic...its not something that they ask and if you do feel the need to tell the priest they would prolly ask you why you have chosen to come to confession and then go on like he would with anyone else. He asks what sins you have committed and forgives you for them...its not like he's going to kick you out of the confessional or anything.
The Confessional was created in 1994.
The duration of The Confessional is 1.67 hours.
Dashboard Confessional was created in 1999.
Confessional - film - was created in 2007.
with his hands.