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Arwing
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You say you’re not sorry, but by this do you mean you don’t feel sorry? If you recognize that you have sinned, reject the sin at least because you fear hell, and resolve to try your best to avoid the sin in the future, you have the contrition needed to be forgiven in confession. The feelings of remorse often associated with guilt are useful, but not required, because contrition is something you will, not feel.
Oh, and since I’m not sure when you confessed last (i.e. if it was before or after this), don’t deliberately leave out a mortal sin in confession; that would be an additional mortal sin (if you were aware) and you would not receive forgiveness even for the sins you did confess. Yes, confessing can be uncomfortable. But the priest is not going to judge you for what you’ve done. He’s there so that you can be reconciled with the Lord in grace. He can help you through it, don’t worry.
If you have the kind of contrition mentioned above, just go to a priest for confession and get these sins absolved.No I have not spoken to a priest. Yes I have been to confession.
I’m afraid of what is going to be said to me.
Oh, and since I’m not sure when you confessed last (i.e. if it was before or after this), don’t deliberately leave out a mortal sin in confession; that would be an additional mortal sin (if you were aware) and you would not receive forgiveness even for the sins you did confess. Yes, confessing can be uncomfortable. But the priest is not going to judge you for what you’ve done. He’s there so that you can be reconciled with the Lord in grace. He can help you through it, don’t worry.
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