Apologies after confession

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Sorry if in wrong place. If a person was dishonest about (non addictive) light pot use to a vocation director and you are already in seminary…and ypu confess this sin and are absolved do you need to tell the vocation director that you did actually smoke back then? Or should it just be dropped and left in the past?
 
please help I nees some good advice. I am rather scrupulous and could use some consolation.
 
If you are in seminary, you must have a spiritual director. Why don’t you seek your spiritual director’s advice? Or is the vocation director is everybody’s spiritual director?
 
If you are in seminary, you must have a spiritual director. Why don’t you seek your spiritual director’s advice?
 
I see him tomorrow. My spiritual director. Just looking for some advice til then.
 
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I see him tomorrow. My spiritual director. Just looking for some advice til then.
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Try to be at peace until tomorrow when you see your spiritual director. He is your best
resource for things like this.
Peace
Mary.
 
As a brother seminarian, I echo what was already told you–talk to your spiritual director about it and for now, try to be at peace. You’re in my prayers.

-ACEGC
 
datritle said:
Sorry if in wrong place. If a person was dishonest about (non addictive) light pot use to a vocation director and you are already in seminary…and ypu confess this sin and are absolved do you need to tell the vocation director that you did actually smoke back then? Or should it just be dropped and left in the past?
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I agree with the other posters who said you need to talk to your spiritual advisor. But I couldn’t help wondering, when you said you confessed this sin did you mean you confessed to smoking pot or to lying to your vocation director?
 
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