CompletelyOutOfIdeas
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Hello,
I made a confession a while ago for some very severe mortal sins that I’d committed a long time ago. While I was confessing specific things, I also confessed to “committing pretty much every vice many times,” by which I basically meant the capital vices. I was nervous, mostly because of what I’d confessed before, and after I said that I elaborated by saying that I’d lied many times. Here’s what I’m wondering about. I then intended to say that I’d stolen small things many times over the course of my life, but instead I trailed off (I thought to myself that I’d “bring it up another time,” I guess because I hadn’t discerned the gravity of the sin) and didn’t bring it up. Would not specifically confessing to this invalidate the entire sacrament?
I have since taken the theft thing to confession as well, but I didn’t mention the situation with the previous confession. If it’s not valid, does this constitute sacrilage?
Thanks
I made a confession a while ago for some very severe mortal sins that I’d committed a long time ago. While I was confessing specific things, I also confessed to “committing pretty much every vice many times,” by which I basically meant the capital vices. I was nervous, mostly because of what I’d confessed before, and after I said that I elaborated by saying that I’d lied many times. Here’s what I’m wondering about. I then intended to say that I’d stolen small things many times over the course of my life, but instead I trailed off (I thought to myself that I’d “bring it up another time,” I guess because I hadn’t discerned the gravity of the sin) and didn’t bring it up. Would not specifically confessing to this invalidate the entire sacrament?
I have since taken the theft thing to confession as well, but I didn’t mention the situation with the previous confession. If it’s not valid, does this constitute sacrilage?
Thanks