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Why Do I Have to Go to Confession? — CD
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Why Do I Have to Go to Confession?

Dr. Brant Pitre gives biblical answers on why Catholics confess sins to a priest — Bible study on CD.
Why Do I Have to Go to Confession? Dr. Brant Pitre shows why Jesus calls us to confession — Bible study on MP3.
Dr. Brant Pitre gives biblical answers on why Catholics confess sins to a priest — Bible study on CD.
Why Do I Have to Go to Confession? Dr. Brant Pitre shows why Jesus calls us to confession — Bible study on MP3.
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This video was excellent in helping me understand the why, what and how of the sacrament. Sacraments are such a gift to us; we should truly try to understand the significance and meaning behind them to appreciate them rightly. Dr. Pitre teaches just that and really helps you go deeper.

Why Do I Have to Go to Confession?


• What does the Bible say about mortal and venial sin?
• Does "confession to a priest" go back to Jesus himself?
• Did Jesus give the apostles the power to forgive sins?

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  • 51 min (1 CD / MP3)

    One of the most commonly asked questions about the Catholic faith is “Why do I have to confess my sins to a priest? Why can’t I just confess them directly to God?”

    In this important new Bible study, Dr. Brant Pitre provides solid, biblical answers to this common objection. Using the teachings of Sacred Scripture in both the Old and New Testaments, Dr. Pitre unveils the biblical roots of the Catholic sacrament of reconciliation. In this presentation, you will learn about:


    • The Old Testament Practice of Confession
    • The Biblical Difference between Mortal Sin and Venial Sin
    • When Jesus gave the Apostles the Power to Forgive Sins
    • Why Confession goes back to Jesus Himself
    • The Meaning of St. James’ Words: “Confess Your Sins to One Another”
    • Pope Francis’ Encouraging Words about Confession


    If you’ve ever wondered about the difference between mortal and venial sin; or if you’ve have a family member or friend who hasn’t been to confession in years and you’d like to encourage them; or if you yourself have struggled with whether or not to receive the sacrament of reconciliation, then this Bible study is for you.

    Along the way, you’ll get encouragement from Pope Francis himself, who says to us all: “Be courageous, Go to confession!”

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Further Study Details & FAQ

A closer look at the biblical texts and sources behind this study, for those who want more detail before purchasing.

Key passages & sources examined: The New Testament basis for confession — the difference between mortal and venial sin (1 John 5), Jesus giving the apostles the power to forgive sins (John 20), and 'confess your sins to one another' (James 5) — read with the Old Testament practice (Leviticus 5), the Catechism, and Pope Francis.

What passages and sources does this study examine?

1 John 5 on mortal and venial sin, John 20 and James 5 on the forgiveness of sins, the Old Testament practice in Leviticus, and the Catechism, with a word from Pope Francis.

Does it answer why we cannot just confess directly to God?

Yes — it takes that common objection head-on from Scripture and the Catechism, and includes Pope Francis' encouragement to go to confession.

Is this suitable for individual study or a group?

Both. It works for personal study or group discussion, and a printable outline is included.