[SACRAMENTS,SACRAMENTS/Reconciliation]

We are all destined to one or the other,” says Ven. Louis, “either to reign eternally with God in Heaven or to burn eternally with the devils in Hell.” This inescapable fact is vividly brought to life on every page of this masterfully written book.

If you have not yet experienced Confession as a wonderful, personal encounter with Christ; if you do not yet look forward to going to Confession with the same eagerness and expectation with which you receive Holy Communion, this book is for you.

This little book explains clearly and thoroughly how to make a good Confession but in much greater detail than covered in most catechisms.

Frequent Confession presents convincing and strong evidence for the benefits of frequent reception of the sacrament of Penance for the health and growth of the spiritual life of all faithful.

This booklet advises on ways to prepare for confession -- a necessary step to making a good confession and avoiding the routine which can so easily creep into religious practice. Also helps with our friendship with God and spiritual progress.

An illuminating, reassuring explanation of the Catholic Church's teachings on confession and forgiveness. Scott Hahn explores the sacrament of reconciliation and shows why it is the key to spiritual growth.

This booklet will show your children how to go to confession, at the same time laying out the meaning and the purpose of this practice in the Catholic Church.

Dr. Schlatter leads us into a deeper understanding of forgiveness and its importance in our lives. He explains what forgiveness is, what it is not, and how to experience its healing power in our lives.

The Sacrament of Confession is often misunderstood by children and adults alike. While your child is preparing for his first Confession, it's easy for you both to feel overwhelmed. The book even provides an examination of conscience just for kids.

This book flows from an understanding of Confession as a meeting of love and as a renewal of friendship." How that friendship is renewed is explored using the Rite of Penance and St. Peter in the Gospel.

Instead of coming to Confession to avoid judgment and hellfire, Fr. Farren paints a picture of the sacrament that has a loving God behind it who longs for a restored relationship with his children.