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It is a two phase thing or process in my opinion Veronica.
- God, The Holy Spirit, Jesus and Mother Mary are at times showing me to re-confess old sins He knows that I have not fully healed from as yet or;
- satan tempts me at times (usually through The Holy Rosary and prayers) to distract me from praying hard on causes that God, The Holy Spirit, Jesus and Mother Mary that satan does not want God and Jesus to rectify.
After the past few years I know when to re-confess and when to ignore the re-visitation of sins through the most Loving Wisdom and Guidance from Our Lady Mary Mother of Jesus and Jesus through Their Holy Rosary daily.
Healing from our past is when I have come a great deal closer to Jesus Veronica; my Healing commenced in 2011 through 2012 and am still Confessing and Healing sins that Jesus is showing me. However, once He has forgiven a particular sin and I have done Penance and if that sin arises in my mind, I say a few Our Fathers and send away satan for attempting to undo my cleaner Soul revisiting the sin which ceases us from praying about causes/other things (for me while praying The Holy Rosary) and moving on to carry out kindnesses for others. “It” attempts to distract my mind during The Holy Rosary with the objective for me to cease praying The Holy Rosary. Mother Mary encourages me to ignore and keep praying blocking “it’s” temptation and objective for me to re-visit old sins that God and Jesus had forgiven me months ago!
I understood the go of it/the process while praying The Holy Rosary last year and this year.
I just say extra Our Father’s to God, The Holy Spirit and Jesus when this occurs at the end of The Holy Rosaries and if I remember at Confession. Otherwise, I rest and am reassured by Jesus that He forgave me those sins way back.
If I know that my remorse has not been adequate, then Jesus reminds me to re-confess on certain sins on occasions, however it is not during my prayer time, more through signs and situations that occur each day. Then I confess and pray after opening up my heart fully (usually in tears) expressing true remorse for that sin and heartily asking for forgiveness.
The key of course to me is being ‘genuinely and truly remorseful’ when confessing the sin. He of course ‘knows’ when I am not remorseful while confessing sins. He ‘knows’ my dishonesty when I have not been ‘remorseful’ in confessing my sins. How I reach that ‘remorsefulness’ in confession is thinking about how I would have felt in that situation being the other person and thinking about what goodness and acts the other person has done in their life that I do not know about, apart from the fact that each person in His World are our Brothers and Sisters in Christ, still learning like us and tempted by satan like us.
Being truly remorseful about sins assists with satan not tempting me to re-visit old sins, wasting God, The Holy Spirit, Jesus and Mother Mary’s precious time spent on me, in me and with me on my soul journey praying and assisting others and my Soul.
I try and stay away from Television/programs, The Newspapers, junk, rubbish, computer entertainment, all of the things that can re-visit old sins tempted by satan.
Please Dear God our Heavenly Father, The Holy Spirit, Dear Jesus Christ our Saviour and Dear Our Lady Mary Mother of Jesus could You bathe Veronica in Thy Divine Love, Wisdom and Reassurance in relation to the forgiveness of sins, now and for Eternity, Amen.
Hail Mary Full of Grace, The Lord is with Thee, Blessed art Thou among Women and Blessed is The Fruit of Thy Womb Jesus. Holy Mary Mother of God pray for us sinners now and at the hour of our death, Amen.
Hail Mary Full of Grace, The Lord is with Thee, Blessed art Thou among Women and Blessed is The Fruit of Thy Womb Jesus. Holy Mary Mother of God, pray for us sinners now and at the hour of our death, Amen.
Hail Mary Full of Grace, The Lord is with Thee, Blessed art Thou among Women and Blessed is The Fruit of Thy Womb Jesus. Holy Mary Mother of God, pray for us sinners now and at the hour of our death, Amen.