More than 2000 Australia priests reject breaking seal of confession
Sacrosanct moment: Penitents wait in line to receive the sacrament of Penance. Clergy advocacy groups representing more than 2000 priests ...
Sacrosanct moment: Penitents wait in line to receive the sacrament of Penance. Clergy advocacy groups representing more than 2000 priests ...
Changes: Priests in Canberra could face criminal charges for maintaining the seal of confession in cases relating to confessions of ...
Oratory Father Andrew Wise: “It’s not, of course, a counselling session, it’s a sacrament, but there is always that opportunity ...
Sacrament questioned: "In the Sacrament of Penance, the relationship between priest and penitent is unlike any other relationship, because the ...
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