Is it wrong in the eyes of the Catholic Church to receive communion and do not go to confession?
Provided they have not committed a mortal sin?
- "In the eyes of the Catholic Church," is an individual to receive the Eucharist Inelligible If you are "in sin"?
- I am a Catholic. Can I receive Holy Communion without receiving the Sacrament of Reconciliation?
- Confession in the Catholic Church.
- Catholics: Is it wrong to receive communion when one has a tooth Abscess (real question)?
- Catholics: Is it wrong to receive communion when one has a tooth Abscess (real question)?
Forget about following Christ and religion.
It is necessary, it is biblical and church supposedly founded on the Bible.
Note: I have taken communion maybe twice in 4 years come from my anger on family issues and the law. I'm really covered in the sin that will not touch the stuff …
I'm not Catholic, but the majority of Christian churches, it must ask the forgiveness of sins, confession, before partaking of the communion which is the last supper.
Only if you are aware of having committed a mortal sin must confess before receiving communion.
I refer to the sacramental confession, in all bodies to ask God's forgiveness for venial sins.
Garwy you know when you are in mortal sin. While it is a scriledge to take communion while in mortal sin that you are not excommunicated. Talk to a priest.
Whenever you go to confession at least once a year and have not committed a mortal sin, is not bad. However, one must consider the fact that sometimes something that can be classified as a venial sin, which is actually a mortal sin, so it is best to go to confession (a month) just to be safe.
As long as you do not have an unrepented mortal sin in his sooul is ok to receive communion. There are several places in the Mass in which we ask forgiveness. Receive communion (Jesus Christ) removes minor, venial sins.
Yes Absent confessions regular (at least once a year).
In this case, an act of contrition is enough.
Depends.
Catholics should receive the Sacrament of Reconciliation, where he or she has completely cut himself off from God (in the state of mortal sin) and at least once a year.
Catholics may receive the Sacrament of Reconciliation, where he or she considers to be reconciled with God and the Church.
For more information, see the Catechism of the Catholic Church, section 1422 et seq: http://www.usccb.org/catechism/text/pt2s …
In Love with Christ.
One can not receive Communion, when in a state of death, so as not to defile the Holy Eucharist.
While confession is necessary for the forgiveness of mortal sin, the Church wants us in the habit of confessing venial sins, even our own.
To think that they are not in need Blessed Sacrament of Reconciliation is the first step in starting a career in a life of mortal sin.
After all, if you can not bring them to confess venial sin even less, what chance do you have the confession more serious mortal sins?
Almost Nill.
Do not give in pride and think that there is no need to confess.
How can you be sure you have not committed a mortal sin?
to receive communion while in a state of venial sin is to welcome Christ in a dirty house. this is not a good thing.
to receive communion with a mortal sin on your soul is a sin and a crime excommunicable. (how it was decided to leave the church ;-))
It is wrong in the eyes of God to take communion and not asking for forgiveness for any sin ………………
(not Catholic)
No. You can receive daily, if you are not in mortal sin. Confession is required only once a year, even if you do not have to confess mortal sin.
My experience is that Catholics must go to confession regularly, perhaps every 3-4 months. However, if the person feels s / he has committed a great sin, and then s / is expected to go to confession before communion.
Hi,
You do not have to go to confession if you did not commit a mortal sin ed as such. Even with a mortal sin, you can go if there is no confessions through a spell and say an act of perfect contrition for forgiveness. I was in that situation a couple of times (and wenching party), but he asked the priest before the hand and said it was fine.
That said, there are many shades of gray in the church when deciding how and when it is a grave sin it would probably have been other priests who have told me not to go. Things being married civilly pending revocation or masturbation and birth control command a lot of different views of the Church authorities so there are times, especially when you can not come to confession to be followed their own conscience.
One last thing. When Christ is mentioned about being responsible if you receive unworthly he has been debated through the centuries. In fact, when you read the consequences, there is a day in my life when I was worthy to receive it. There are theologians who say that what "unworthly" meant that it was holy communion and should take very reverantly so his service in a solemn mass, not in the mall, at a rock concert ot the elephant rider . He debated with the priests before and for me it's a point to ponder.
Cheers,
Michael Kelly
How bad is it depends on the specific parish. The very strict adherence to rules that say it's wrong. A more progressive church say they are likely to go to confession, but no big deal.
I remember this one!
The answer is no.
Edit: Actually, the rule is valid for what you need to receive communion at least once a year (and during the Easter season). Not to confess at least once a year. However, most of the priests will probably confess at least once a year anyway, even if it has not committed a mortal sin.
If I were U, I worry about what God thinks according to Scripture, not what the Catholic Church Dogma dictates!
I Cor. 11:23-32 says: 23For I received from the Lord who also happens to you: The Lord Jesus, on the night he was betrayed, took bread, 24and when they had given thanks, broke it and he said, "This is my body, that is for you, do this in remembrance of me. " 25in the same way, after supper took the cup, saying, This cup is the new covenant in my blood, each time we drink, in remembrance of me. " 26For if you eat this bread and drink this cup, which proclaim the Lord's death until he comes. 27Therefore, who eats the bread or drinks the cup of the Lord in an unworthy manner will be guilty of sinning against the body and blood of the Lord. 28A man must examine himself before he eats of this bread and drink of the cup. 29For who eats and drinks without recognizing the body of the Lord eats and drinks sentence itself. 30That is why many of you are weak and sick, and some of you were asleep. 31But if we judged ourselves, are not included in the statement. 32When they are judged by the Lord, we are being disciplined so that we will not be condemned with the world.
My question to the U is "Why did U try to 'cheat' on U 'Relationship" with God "to defend A-Confessed Sin in Ur life? If the bottom right is derived from a question of doubt that Ur U can not have confessed all the sins of Ur, or have not remembered them all, then U have not been taught the truth by the Catholic church! U For once make a confession, that only God the Father, all of Ur sins are forgiven! "If we confess our sins, He is faithful and just to forgive us our sins and to cleanse us from all unrighteousness.! I Jn. 1:9
I think U have to go to the Bible for a relationship with God, not the Catholic church if they have not been taught basic U like this! Juan
If in doubt …. confess.