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YOUCAT: Confession
Deixe que Jesus, o Ressuscitado, entre na sua vida. Se você estiver longe, dê só um passo na direção dele. Ele está à sua espera de braços abertos. Papa Francisco
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88 pages, Paperback
First published June 27, 2013
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November 12, 2023
Lamento há 20 anos não haver estes pequenos livros/muletas para os jovens de então. Muitos de nós crescemos com uma falsa imagem de Deus, acabando por afastar-nos. Aconselho a leitura deste pequeno tesouro, para aqueles que procuram uma relação sólida com Deus, assim como um compromisso com a Humanidade.
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October 15, 2019 A confissão é uma sacramento onde a pessoa arrependida de seus pecados, com o proposito de nunca mais voltar a comete-los busca a reconciliação com Deus, sendo necessário o sacramento da confissão dado pela Igreja Católica para receber o perdão.
A Igreja Católica se sustenta em três pilares: o magistério da igreja (Papa e bispos), a tradição apostólica e a sagradas escrituras (Bíblia). Ela vê-se represente de Jesus perante a historia, logo tem autoria de perdoar os pecados dos fieis dado por Deus através da tradição apostólica através da confissão.
A confissão a pessoa vai tipicamente num confessionário , relata seus pecados, o padre vendo o real arrependimento da pessoa lhe da o perdão, sendo que para a reconciliação com Deus, é necessário da reparação do pecado (caso de roubo,devolver o objeto roupado), e com isso o padre da a absolvição dos pecados, como também uma penitencia, normalmente uma oração para a pessoa rezar para achar forças para não voltar a pecar, pois se confessar e não querer mudar o habito do pecado de nada adianta, podendo cair em problemas ainda mais graves.
Sendo o pecado um afastamento de Deus, o bem supremo, ter consciência do pecado através de um exame de consciência diário, cria um habito de nos aproximar com Deus. O pecado mortal é um negação completa de Deus, tendo que ser feito o mais rápido possível sua confissão e reparação. O fiel que tenta não contar certos pecados ao padre, esta negando a Deus, sendo o sacramento da Eucaristia o completa junção a Jesus, aquele que em encore em pecado mortal esta fazendo uma ato de blasfêmia, sendo melhor não tomar a hóstia.
A confissão é uma obrigação do Católico pelo menos uma vez ao ano ou em ocorrência em qualquer pecado mortal, que esta diretamente ligada a condenação eterna, sendo um exame de consciência e uma desejo sincero de não cair naquele pecado, não sendo uma carta branca para pecar, mas uma instrumento de auxilio para uma vida moral mais correta e para a salvação da alma.
January 16, 2025
der beichtspiegel ist einfach so ein mist, sorry dass ich auf Frauen steh, aber was muss ich das denn jetzt Beichten?? Dass Gott mir vergibt und mir nen Mann hinklatscht oder was😭
August 6, 2018
This past year I decided to read through the Catechism in a year. And I ended up ahead of schedule, so when I finished the Catechism of the Catholic Church, I moved on to The Compendium to the Catechism of the Catholic Church. So, I decided to read DOCAT: Catholic Social Teaching for Youth and I really enjoyed it. In fact I enjoyed it so much I am now reading YOUCAT: The Youth Catechism of the Catholic Church. This year after I finished the Catechism I decided to read YOUCAT Confession. I have been going to confession for 40 years now, There were some sparsely and over the last number of years at least monthly. This little book is an incredible read. And much as Young Adult fiction has a wide audience with adult readers, So should the YOUCAT, this book was an excellent read.
The Sections in this book are:
INSTEAD OF A FORWARD
1. GOING TO CONFESSION
Why it’s great to seek reconciliation with God and how to do it.
2. IN & OUT
A different kind of “confession mirror”
THE SACRAMENT OF PENANCE
How does it work?
What do you need?
What do you do?
SPECIAL PRAYERS FOR CONFESSION
The book has 4 pictographs to indicate special parts of the book they are:
“ Quotations from various authors
! Information & Tips
A picture of a bible for quotes from Sacred Scriptures
A Yellow Book with a Y for YOUCAT Questions
In the first section of the book, written by Andreas Süß, INSTEAD OF A FORWARD, Father Andreas writes about his own experience with confession, and his experience at World Youth Day in 2005. He states about the Nightfever movement that grew out of that WYD,
“Because we receive the liberating power of God’s forgiveness in confession and begin again with God, and the joy that is experienced can really be seen. On one occasion a visitor addressed me directly. She had seen how a young woman had left confession completely resolved and happy. It was almost tangible to see the load that had been lifted from her shoulders. So, the woman approached me and said: “That’s what I want too.” She didn’t know exactly how to go to confession but she had seen what happens when you do.”
Further in the book they have three analogies for the book, when answering the question ‘What is Confession?’ the first two in the book are:
“Confession is like performing a regular update on my life. If I miss the update, then all my software is out-of-date. My Laptop is unprotected and exposed to viruses and trojan attacks.”
Or
“Confession is like taking a car for service. At least every 30,000 km the car needs to go to the garage. Otherwise it will stop working and the engine will break down. At least once a year – preferably before Easter – every Catholic should go to confession.”
To find out the third you will need to read the book. These three examples were excellent. They got me thinking about something that happened a few weeks ago at church. The other two children and I were going to confession, and my oldest said she would wait. My wife asked he ‘Are you just going to let your sins pile up like that?’ and my oldest replied ‘Not if you put it like that.’ It makes me think about the ‘In and Out List’ in this book. This book also has an amazing question and answer section on many aspects of confession, repeat sins, circumstances and more.
This book is an excellent read. I have read sections to my children ages, 11, 10 and 7. And as I approach 50 it is just as important a read for me. This book will benefit any Catholic who reads it, or anyone who is exploring the Catholic Faith. I highly recommend it.
Read the review on my blog Book Reviews and More and reviews of other books by from the Catholic Truth Society.
Note: This book is part of a series of reviews: 2018 Catholic Reading Plan!
The Sections in this book are:
INSTEAD OF A FORWARD
1. GOING TO CONFESSION
Why it’s great to seek reconciliation with God and how to do it.
2. IN & OUT
A different kind of “confession mirror”
THE SACRAMENT OF PENANCE
How does it work?
What do you need?
What do you do?
SPECIAL PRAYERS FOR CONFESSION
The book has 4 pictographs to indicate special parts of the book they are:
“ Quotations from various authors
! Information & Tips
A picture of a bible for quotes from Sacred Scriptures
A Yellow Book with a Y for YOUCAT Questions
In the first section of the book, written by Andreas Süß, INSTEAD OF A FORWARD, Father Andreas writes about his own experience with confession, and his experience at World Youth Day in 2005. He states about the Nightfever movement that grew out of that WYD,
“Because we receive the liberating power of God’s forgiveness in confession and begin again with God, and the joy that is experienced can really be seen. On one occasion a visitor addressed me directly. She had seen how a young woman had left confession completely resolved and happy. It was almost tangible to see the load that had been lifted from her shoulders. So, the woman approached me and said: “That’s what I want too.” She didn’t know exactly how to go to confession but she had seen what happens when you do.”
Further in the book they have three analogies for the book, when answering the question ‘What is Confession?’ the first two in the book are:
“Confession is like performing a regular update on my life. If I miss the update, then all my software is out-of-date. My Laptop is unprotected and exposed to viruses and trojan attacks.”
Or
“Confession is like taking a car for service. At least every 30,000 km the car needs to go to the garage. Otherwise it will stop working and the engine will break down. At least once a year – preferably before Easter – every Catholic should go to confession.”
To find out the third you will need to read the book. These three examples were excellent. They got me thinking about something that happened a few weeks ago at church. The other two children and I were going to confession, and my oldest said she would wait. My wife asked he ‘Are you just going to let your sins pile up like that?’ and my oldest replied ‘Not if you put it like that.’ It makes me think about the ‘In and Out List’ in this book. This book also has an amazing question and answer section on many aspects of confession, repeat sins, circumstances and more.
This book is an excellent read. I have read sections to my children ages, 11, 10 and 7. And as I approach 50 it is just as important a read for me. This book will benefit any Catholic who reads it, or anyone who is exploring the Catholic Faith. I highly recommend it.
Read the review on my blog Book Reviews and More and reviews of other books by from the Catholic Truth Society.
Note: This book is part of a series of reviews: 2018 Catholic Reading Plan!
February 21, 2018
Poticajna knjižica za one koji imaju dvojbe oko ispovijedi, prilagođeno mlađim uzrastima. Na kraju knjižice je razgovor s jednim umirovljenim biskupom, izvrsno odgovara na neka česta pitanja oko ispovijedi.
May 23, 2022
Incrível
September 21, 2022
God so good Corking
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