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Pocket Guide to the Sacrament of Reconciliation

Pocket Guide to the Sacrament of Reconciliation

by Fr. Mike Schmitz and Fr. Josh Johnson
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Prepare your heart for Reconciliation and enter more deeply into this powerful sacrament


The Pocket Guide to the Sacrament of Reconciliation is a beautiful, prayerful book by Fr. Mike Schmitz and Fr. Josh Johnson which helps Catholics enter in to the Sacrament of Reconciliation more deeply.

They discuss why Catholics are called to Reconciliation, how to form a healthy conscience, and what to expect when walking into the confessional in order to lead Catholics to better understand and appreciate the beauty of this sacrament, ultimately inspiring them to seek the grace and forgiveness that Christ longs to bestow on them.


In this small but powerful book, Fr. Mike and Fr. Josh explain:

  • How to make an excellent examination of conscience

  • How to identify the root cause of sins you find yourself confessing over and over again

  • What to do if you don't feel sorry for your sins

  • What to do if you can't think of anything to say

  • What do to if you are afraid to confess a particular sin


Not only does this resource help readers better understand the opportunity for grace and peace found in the sacrament of Reconciliation, it is also perfect for bringing along every time you go!

With its small size and durable cover, it fits in most bags. It also contains an Examination of Conscience and the Act of Contrition for reference leading up to and during your experience of the sacrament.

See why Catholics everywhere are using this book to prepare for Reconciliation!


Details

Leatherlike

SKU: 9781950784554
ISBN: 9781950784554
Format: Faux Leather
Weight: 0.41 lb
Dimensions: L: 6.5, W: 4.25, D: 0.41
Page Count: 192
Case Count: 18
Ecclesiastical Designation: Imprimatur
Publisher: Ascension
Publication Date: Feb 04, 2021
Copyright Year: 2021
Author(s): Fr. Mike Schmitz, Fr. Josh Johnson
Series: Pocket Guide to the Sacrament of Reconciliation
Language: English

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E-Book

SKU: 9781932645613
Weight: 0.41 lb
Language: English
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Mary
So good

I thought it was so good I purchased it as a gift for 4 of my friends. Easy to read and understand. I always had a hard time going to reconciliation but it really helped.

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David G.
Clear, Understandable, and Impactful

I have trouble understanding and digesting most Catholic literature. In an attempt to cover the nuance and complexity of the faith, it seems to me that there is undue complexity and ambiguity in most of the works I have attempted to read. That is not true of this book. Every sentence, every concept, every illustration is clear and helpful. Having read this book, I have a clearer understanding of the Sacrament of Reconciliation and how liberating it is to my soul. Fr. Mike and Fr. Josh are talented conveyers of Catholic truth in accessible ways. I will keep this book and reread it often.

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M.S.
Wonderful Resource

This book was nothing short of outstanding. Fr. Mike's explanation of the reality of sin that we all share... Always coupled with the abundant mercy of Jesus renewed my love for this sacrament. The different ways of examining ones conscience was also very helpful. I keep the book closer at hand!

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L.M.
Amazing!

Such an amazing book! It gets right to the heart of reconciliation...which is the heart of God. Thank you for helping me to see the spirit of reconciliation for what it really is...an opportunity to get back fully to God.

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D.M.
Where are the 10 Commandments?

This book lacks a list of the 10 Commandments. They should be the start of the examination of conscience, then go on to the 7 Deadly Sins.
Particularly for a new Catholic, or a Catholic returned after a long absence absence, a complete list is vital.

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