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Pope Francis: Master of Jesuit Spiritual Exercises

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Is Roman Catholicism Unraveling from Its Scandals?

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Dangers in the Catholic Confession Box

What is so troubling about confessing your sins to a Catholic priest?

Instead of feeling forgiveness from God, why do Catholics react in ways such as: Embarrassment, humiliation, intimidation, fear, and emotional and spiritual bondage?

Richard Bennett, a Dominican Priest of 22 years, exposes the truth in Disturbing Encounters in the Confession Box.

With compassion and frank talk, Richard contrasts Catholic confession with God’s true way of forgiveness outside of the confession box.

Trust in Christ’s mercy, not in the bondage of Catholic confession!

This Catholic sacrament is a cornerstone to the labyrinth of Romes other false teachings such as apostolic succession, penance, purgatory and works based salvation

Confession to a Priest Is Not Necessary for God’s Forgiveness

A person who is Catholic is taught to look for forgiveness by confessing his or her sins to a priest. Papal Rome’s insistence that her people confess is seen in her official teaching in the Catholic Catechism, paragraph 983, “Priests have received from God a power that he has given neither to angels nor to archangels … Were there no forgiveness of sins in the Church, there would be no hope of life to come or eternal liberation.” In the Catholic Code of Canon, law 960, it stated that, “Individual and integral confession and absolution constitute the only ordinary way which the faithful person who is aware of serious sin is reconciled with God and the Church.” Thus, the humiliating experience of confessing is obligatory. In face of real for-giveness that is directly from God in Jesus Christ, confession in the ear of a priest is utter deception.