Message from @Dang_Isaiah
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@Wrath Pretty sure any baptized person can confess....... but I’m not too sure one that. Haha.
no, it's until confirmation/first communion
my first confession was the same day as my first communion
Really?
yes
confession my bad
lol
Well
Didn’t know that
My priest just let anyone confess
Well
meme
Only people who were baptized
Big meme
it's good and bad a i guess
priests in my parish don't like to confess people
always make up excuses
Lmfaoo
unless you're a benefactor
@Supreme Glory technically you can, but to have an actually contrite confession that is correct and absolving you need to learn about sin and how confession works first. If you grow up in the Church it's not a big deal, but converting you should wait until you're told you can by the priest.
🙏🏼
So at Mass for the Feast of the Assumption this morning, the school attached to the parish was in attendance, so Father decided to talk about some of the basics. Strangely, although he did mention the obligation to attend Mass on Holy Days, he stated that this referred to two days every year: Christmas and the Assumption, after which he went into an in-depth look at the shaking of hands at the sign of peace (you know, that weird practice where we are asked to disrespect the Real Presence by turning away from It) and its Jewish roots rather than any of the teachings on Mary, for whom this feast exists.
Kinda miffed, to be frank.
wat
Sign of the Peace of the congregation is an NO perversion of an actual occurrence in the liturgy.
Meant to be the deacon and the altar server, iirc.
Also:
>Two holy days of obligation.
Lol.
there are multiple days of obligation
not just two
and then every week
Australia sucks in that regard, but he should have said "54 Holy Days of Obligation: Christmas, The Assumption, Easter, and literally every Sunday".
I was pretty excited to eat meat at midnight, but then I just remembered about the communion fast ;_;
The Sign of Peace was, in my opinion, deliberately added to disrupt the solemnity of the Co-Mingling of the Body and Blood. Father was going on in the homily about how the Jews wished peace upon each other and so we do it, but the last time I checked, the Jews didn't stop halfway across the Red Sea or halfway through the feast of the Passover and shake hands, so why are we doing that?
Most NO inventions were designed to appeal to Jews and Lutherans, initially.
Nobody saw the surge of Evangelicals coming at the time.


