Show 232: Confession a Divine Institution
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- By a general confession is meant the confession of all the sins we have committed within a considerable period of time,
- A general confession is profitable because it produces in us greater self-knowledge, deeper humility, increased tranquillity of conscience, and obtains many graces from God.
- A general confession is indispensable, if an invalid confession has once been made; it is also advisable in the case of persons who are entering upon a new state of life, or who are in danger of death.
Confession a Divine Institution.
- Confession of sins was instituted by Our Lord, and has been the practice of the Church in all centuries.
- The institution of confession affords us proof of the infinite mercy and wisdom of God.
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