Different priest for reconciliation

[papadave]

I have attended my church for over a year. I have never gone to our parih priet for confession. We have never really spoke. I am a lector and and also a eucharistic miniter and when I ay good morning it i uually met with a omewhat dismissive hi. Due to work my schedule my options for Sunday mass are limited. I have never went to confession on a regular basis. Would it be ok to ask another priest from another parish to be my confessor???

 

[Zekariya]

I have attended my church for over a year. I have never gone to our parih priet for confession. We have never really spoke. I am a lector and and also a eucharistic miniter and when I ay good morning it i uually met with a omewhat dismissive hi. Due to work my schedule my options for Sunday mass are limited. I have never went to confession on a regular basis. Would it be ok to ask another priest from another parish to be my confessor???

You may go to any Catholic priest for Confession.

 

[Euwe]

I have attended my church for over a year. I have never gone to our parih priet for confession. We have never really spoke. I am a lector and and also a eucharistic miniter and when I ay good morning it i uually met with a omewhat dismissive hi. Due to work my schedule my options for Sunday mass are limited. I have never went to confession on a regular basis. Would it be ok to ask another priest from another parish to be my confessor???

Of course you may attend confession in any parish of your choosing.

 

[mountee]

Of course you can go anywhere you want to for confession but typically people join the parish closest to their home. So, the opportunity for confession to be convenient for you would be in your parish. If you are reluctant to go to your parish priest you will probably not go to confession as often as you could and so you would deprive yourself of the wonderful healing that confession brings. Find a pace that brings you peace, I will pry for God to guide you there.

 

[phil19034]

I have attended my church for over a year. I have never gone to our parih priet for confession. We have never really spoke. I am a lector and and also a eucharistic miniter and when I ay good morning it i uually met with a omewhat dismissive hi. Due to work my schedule my options for Sunday mass are limited. I have never went to confession on a regular basis. Would it be ok to ask another priest from another parish to be my confessor???

I usually go to Confession at on the Churches by my office. In the cities, there is usually at least one Church with confessions during lunch or around 5PM.

 

[thistle]

I have attended my church for over a year. I have never gone to our parih priet for confession. We have never really spoke. I am a lector and and also a eucharistic miniter and when I ay good morning it i uually met with a omewhat dismissive hi. Due to work my schedule my options for Sunday mass are limited. I have never went to confession on a regular basis. Would it be ok to ask another priest from another parish to be my confessor???

On a separate issue you are not a Eucharistic Minister. The priest is the Eucharistic Minister. Lay people cannot be that. Lay people are Extraordinary Ministers of Holy Communion (that is not a Eucharistic Minister).

 

[Judas_Thaddeus]

I have attended my church for over a year. I have never gone to our parih priet for confession. We have never really spoke. I am a lector and and also a eucharistic miniter and when I ay good morning it i uually met with a omewhat dismissive hi. Due to work my schedule my options for Sunday mass are limited. I have never went to confession on a regular basis. Would it be ok to ask another priest from another parish to be my confessor???

First, if you can’t make Sunday (Morning) mass, Saturday Vigil (Evening) mass
is just as good. As for confession, any priest is approved for confession.

 

[Joy2day]

On a separate issue you are not a Eucharistic Minister. The priest is the Eucharistic Minister. Lay people cannot be that. Lay people are Extraordinary Ministers of Holy Communion (that is not a Eucharistic Minister).