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Queen of Peace 907 6th Avenue Patton, PA 16668 33rd Sunday in Ordinary Time November 18th, 2012 Sacrament of Reconciliation: Saturday: 4:004:45 p.m. Mon. Nov. 19 Tue. Nov. 20 Wed. Nov. 21 Wed. Nov.

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How to fill out the sacrament of reconciliation:

1. Begin by examining your conscience. Take time to reflect on your thoughts, words, and actions since your last confession. Identify any sins or wrongdoing that you need to confess.
2. Once you are ready, find a quiet and private place to go for confession. This can be in a confessional booth or a designated area in your place of worship.
3. Enter the confessional and kneel down or sit, depending on the setup. Begin your confession with the sign of the cross and a greeting such as "Bless me, Father, for I have sinned. It has been [state the duration] since my last confession."
4. Confess your sins to the priest. Be honest and specific about the sins you have committed, stating both the type of sin and how many times you have committed it. This allows the priest to provide appropriate guidance and advice.
5. After confessing your sins, listen to the priest's counsel and accept any penance that he assigns. Penance may include prayers, acts of charity, or seeking reconciliation with others.
6. Express remorse and ask for forgiveness. Say an act of contrition, which is a prayer that demonstrates your sorrow and commitment to avoiding sin in the future.
7. Receive absolution from the priest. This is when the priest, acting as the representative of Christ, grants forgiveness and reconciles you with God and the Church. Listen attentively to the words of absolution and respond with gratitude.
8. Thank the priest for his guidance and blessings. Leave the confessional with a renewed sense of spiritual freedom and a commitment to live a holier life.

Who needs the sacrament of reconciliation?

1. All practicing Catholics are encouraged to receive the sacrament of reconciliation regularly. It is a sacrament of healing and forgiveness, allowing believers to reconcile with God and to restore their relationship with the Church.
2. The sacrament is particularly important for those who have committed grave sins, known as mortal sins, as these sins separate individuals from God's grace. Receiving the sacrament of reconciliation helps restore that grace and allows the individual to participate fully in the life of the Church.
3. Additionally, the sacrament of reconciliation is beneficial for those seeking to grow in their faith and deepen their relationship with God. It provides an opportunity for self-reflection, accountability, and ongoing spiritual growth.

Remember, the sacrament of reconciliation is a gift offered by the Church to help individuals experience God's mercy and forgiveness. It is a sacred and confidential experience that nurtures the soul and strengthens our bond with God and the community of believers.

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