Feast of St. Athanasius, 296-373

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“He who confesses his sins freely receivesconfession pardon from the priest by virtue of the grace of Christ.”

                                             ~St. Athanasius

 

 

 

 

For Reflection:

What most holds me back from confessing my sins “freely” to the priest who hears my confession “in the person of Jesus?” Am I willing to bring this defect to the sacrament for healing?

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