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Tribunal of Mercy
Thursday
28/6/12 at 11:36
[ CONFESSIONAL ~ By Saint Padre Pio of
Pietrelcina ]
"A good scrubbing is what you need, but you have to have the will
to be clean. "
"Don't get discourage for the enormous debt contracted with the
divine justice."
"The past doesn't count for the lord anymore. What counts is the present,
and the willingness to repair."
"Jesus belongs to everybody, but especially to the sinners."
"God runs after the most stubborn souls. They cost Him too much to abandon
them."
"It is a tremendous responsibility to sit in the tribunal of the
confessional."
After a day of confessions: "Oh the souls! if you knew how much
they cost!"
"The sight of so many souls who wish to justify their evil ways pains me,
exhausts my brain, and tears at my heart."
"Before reproaching a soul, I suffer it first. But it is not I who act,
but He who is in me and above me."
"Sin to confession to sin without repentance is a deception of conscience;
in essence a sacrilege."
"Confession is the purification of the soul."
"Confession should be made no later than every eight days."
"Do not dwell on sins that have been already confessed. Jesus has forgiven
them."
"Place a tombstone on the confessed sins, just as the Lord has done."
"I want to help Jesus in the tremendous task of man's salvation".
"The mercy of God, my son, is infinitely greater than your malice".
"You have confessed and God forgave you. There is a stone over it
and should never be removed."
"I suffer greatly when I have to deny absolution. But it is better to be
reprimanded by a man on this earth than by God in the next world".
"I refuse absolutions for certain sins, when one goes from confession to
sin, and from sin to confession. That soul needs to place itself on the right
road."
"Jesus has consumed your sins with the fire of his love."
"Jesus has forgiven your sins. The enemy will try to convince you of the
contrary to give you discomfort and desperation."

Jannie
Norochin Are all of our
sins—past, present, and future—forgiven once and for all when we become
Christians? Not according to the Bible or the early Church Fathers. Scripture
nowhere states that our future sins are forgiven; instead, it teaches us to
pray, "And forgive us our debts, as we also have forgiven our
debtors" (Matt. 6:12).
The means by which God forgives sins after baptism is confession: "If we
confess our sins, he is faithful and just, and will forgive our sins and
cleanse us from all unrighteousness" (1 John 1:9). Minor or venial sins
can be confessed directly to God, but for grave or mortal sins, which crush the
spiritual life out of the soul, God has instituted a different means for
obtaining forgiveness— the sacrament known popularly as confession, penance, or
reconciliation.
Sandy
Leong And also
by attending Holy Mass....i mean obtaining forgiveness for venial sins.
Pauline
Siong The repetition of
sins, even of venial sins, can lead to the growth of vice. - 275 The Faith of
the Catholic Church (Answering your questions about faith.)
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