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chris62
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Watched the movie classic Gone With The Wind a few nights ago.
And to my surprise, in the first 10 to 20 minutes of the movie the family sits around the living room saying a prayer that I quickly recognised as the “new” I confess from the mass.
…Through my fault, through my fault, through my most grevious fault…etc
So I assume the new I Confess is fairly old given that Gone With The Wind is 60 years old or so.
Does anybody know the origins of this I Confess we now say in the new liturgy?
And to my surprise, in the first 10 to 20 minutes of the movie the family sits around the living room saying a prayer that I quickly recognised as the “new” I confess from the mass.
…Through my fault, through my fault, through my most grevious fault…etc
So I assume the new I Confess is fairly old given that Gone With The Wind is 60 years old or so.
Does anybody know the origins of this I Confess we now say in the new liturgy?