The Sacrament of Reconciliation is a profound expression of the mercy and love of Jesus Christ. It is through this sacrament that we acknowledge our sins with sincerity, seek forgiveness, and experience spiritual renewal. When we make an honest confession, we are reconciled with God, who, in His infinite compassion, restores us to His grace. This act of humility and trust in God’s mercy frees us from the burden of sin, breaking the power of shame, guilt, and spiritual separation.

Beyond personal restoration, the Sacrament of Reconciliation also has a communal dimension. Sin not only affects our relationship with God but also weakens our bond with the Church, the body of Christ. By receiving absolution, we are renewed in our faith and revitalized in our relationships within the Christian community. Through God’s grace, we are called to live more fully in His love and reflect His mercy in our interactions with others.

For children preparing to receive their First Holy Communion, First Reconciliation is an essential step. This sacrament helps them develop an understanding of God’s forgiveness and prepares their hearts to receive the Eucharist worthily. By experiencing God’s mercy at a young age, they are encouraged to grow in faith, develop a lifelong habit of repentance, and deepen their relationship with Christ and His Church.

To ensure accessibility, Confessions are offered every Saturday from 2:00 to 3:00 PM or by appointment. This provides ample opportunity for the faithful to seek spiritual healing and renewal.