Unconfessed but implied sins

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If you go to mass in mortal sin and receive Eucharist, then get a confession for your mortal sin before, is the sacrilege still forgiven?
Say you were thinking about the sacrilege the whole time in confession and after the priest absolves you, you say something like “oh yeah and the sacrilege too”
Is that still forgiven?
The priest I was with today said “since we are in the environment of confession, all is forgiven”.
I wasn’t necessarily hiding the sin from him, I just didn’t say it before the absolution.
I think I’m falling into scrupulosity.
 
Do you mean to say you received the Eucharist in mortal sin or just went to Church in mortal sin and then went to Confession before receiving the Eucharist?

If you forget a sin it still counts in confession, just maybe mention it next time as something you mentioned late or whatever.
 
I mentioned a sin after getting absolution.
I was thinking about the sin before absolution.
Was it still forgiven?
 
Why did you not mention it? And you still mentioned it in the confessional.
 
When did he say all is forgiven? Before or after you “mentioned” it?
 
After. When I confessed the first thing, I implied that the Eucharist I had received was sacrilege.
 
I don’t know why I didn’t mention it. As I was getting out, I asked if it was forgiven, and he said yes
 
Scruples are deadly.
See the priest about THAT, in addition to the mortal sins.
 
Yeah think you’re good. If you just forget to mention something it’s fine. And you even mentioned it when it came to you.
 
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