What's your advice on talking to a Traditional Priest?

[ioannes_pius]

I am curious about the contents of your theological study.

 

[JulianN]

I have not talked to my parents about my theological study.

Still doesn’t explain the priest, the need to convince him of …something, and what this has to do with forgiveness.

 

[Francisco_Fernando]

He may not want to absolve me from my sins if I want to go forward with my future plans.

 

[Irishmom2]

I feel like we are riding around in a circle of questions with no answers.

 

[JulianN]

He may not want to absolve me from my sins if I want to go forward with my future plans.

Ok, since you’re determined to post in the most convoluted way possible, I don’t think we can help you.

 

[Francisco_Fernando]

No. I said that I want to do a study of a law that I found in a saint’s theology book and connect that with magisterial teaching.

 

[JulianN]

No. I said that I want to do a study of a law that I found in a saint’s theology book and connect that with magisterial teaching.

Was it a law not found in magisterial teaching? ( I feel as if we’re playing 20-Questions) And still makes zero sense how this would be connected to absolution.

 

[Francisco_Fernando]

The magisterium didn’t say that it was a mortal sin. A saint said it.

 

[Irishmom2]

Oh. Here we go…

 

[Irishmom2]

Oh, we all know exactly what you meant. Only too well.

 

[edward_george1]

This appears to be a manifestation of the compulsive issues the OP has shown in many past threads. The OP should seek help offline from a mental health professional.

Others should stop replying and furthering the compulsions, and simply commend him to prayer.

@camoderator

-Fr ACEGC

 

[JulianN]

I’ve just looked at your posting history and realize you have an issue with scrupulosity. When you talk to a priest, make sure to tell him that.

 

[Francisco_Fernando]

Maybe I won’t like the response from talking with a a priest in saying that I have scrupulosity.