Reconciliation (Confession)

Reconciliation, also known as Confession, is a sacrament in which individuals confess their sins to a priest, seek forgiveness, and resolve to improve. It provides a structured opportunity for reflection, accountability, and spiritual renewal. Through this process, the priest grants absolution, symbolizing God's mercy and restoring the person's relationship with Him and the community. It encourages honest self-awareness, remorse, and commitment to positive change, fostering spiritual healing and a sense of peace.