To: daniel1212
A non-Catholic CAN go in and talk with the priest, but the full benefits of the Sacrament will not be available to him. I’ve known several non-Catholics at retreats who have gone in and talked with the priest during the Confession time. (Usually on Saturday night.)
48 posted on
01/12/2014 8:53:13 AM PST by
Salvation
("With God all things are possible." Matthew 19:26)
To: Salvation
A non-Catholic CAN go in and talk with the priest, but the full benefits of the Sacrament will not be available to him. I’ve known several non-Catholics at retreats who have gone in and talked with the priest during the Confession time. (Usually on Saturday night.)
Full benefits? So Catholicism really is a points based system for salvation. How many net points on the good side are needed?
To: Salvation
A non-Catholic CAN go in and talk with the priest, but the full benefits of the Sacrament will not be available to him. I’ve known several non-Catholics at retreats who have gone in and talked with the priest during the Confession time. (Usually on Saturday night.)What's a non Catholic required to do to receive the full benefit of full forgiveness of God???
100 posted on
01/12/2014 11:20:52 AM PST by
Iscool
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