Should I stay Away from Confession/Mass

[crenfro]

Great suggestion!!! I will include this poster tonight.

Also, to place the poster in the closed garden of the Immaculate Heart of Mary is what Fr. Corapi suggests to do.

One second suggestion - everyone who reads this thread - say a rosary and include the poster in your intentions.

 

[mangy_dog]

1. I am a Catholic, spent years away from the Church and I came back after having a religious experience in a Church last month.
2. I find the Church’s teachings on abortion, contraception, and same-sex unions, risible and repugnant to reason.
3. I doubt Papal Supremacy and the infallibility of the Magesterium.
4. But I believe in the real presence, and all the sacraments.

So should I go to confession tell the priest this, and then take communion. or I am just going to burn in Hell for eternity? (this is not a joke).

Even if it was a joke…I’d give you a serious answer.

Yes, you should go to confession. But keep in mind that un-repented sins remain. Be honest with the priest in all that you tell him and he will give you the right advise. Ask him about absolution and taking communion if you still persist in your doubts and discrepancies of faith.

But by all means…do not stop going to confession! It is the inexhaustible source of renewable grace.

Repentance is impossible without grace.

 

[bilop]

Apostolic succession, papal infallibility on matters of faith and morals, Real Presence/transubstantiation, need for confession to a priest, no salvation outside the Church.

OK. Those are biggies.

What has led you to your doubts? All of those are constant teaching of the Church since the very beginning.

Do you doubt that the Church was founded by Christ to have teaching authority?

God Bless