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Religious Education Registration 2026-2027

Reconciliation

Sacraments
Overview

The Sacrament of Reconciliation, also known as Confession or the Sacrament of Penance, is a healing sacrament by which we experience the mercy of God. Through the ministry of a priest, we honestly confess our sins to Jesus and then receive his forgiveness and mercy. Regular confession brings healing to our hearts and restores our relationship with God and the community. 

Catholics are always welcome to return to this sacrament, whether it has been two weeks or two decades since their last confession. Confession times are listed on our website, and we invite you to participate as often as possible.

If you would like to receive the Sacrament of Reconciliation we offer it on Saturday mornings from 10-11 am. Confession is one of the most essential and powerful Sacraments in the Catholic faith and all are encouraged to participate. Changes to this schedule will be posted in the bulletin in advance.




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