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How Confession looks like at a Byzantine Catholic Church☦️
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- Опубліковано 14 лип 2023
- How Confession looks like at a Byzantine Catholic Church ☦️ Father Chris Zugger shares the final part of how confession is done using the stole.
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Lord Jesus Christ, Son of God, have mercy on me, a sinner. 🙏✝️🇻🇦⛪️❤️🇺🇸🦅🫡
I love this because instead of taking the role of the forgiver of sins, the priest acts as a conduit and facilitator.
What a beautiful visual of forgiveness.
Father Zugger is one of the most kind and pastoral priests I have heard. Thank you for regularly posting content with him.
Amen!! How beautiful is this sacrament!!
That’s beautiful 😭
An incredible feeling - Lord have mercy on me.
SO BEAUTIFUL 🙏
Just beautiful.
Done my confession at the church Im feel relieved thank you my Lord Jesus bless the priest who made my confession
Beautiful! 💕
Amen
This is beautiful 🤩
Amen.
I've been to Byzantine confession twice, and the first time I had the stole on my head backwards.
I’m going to a byzentene ( sorry for incorrect spelling) monetary in august for three days to see if monastic life might be for me. I don’t know much about the eastern rite, being a Roman Catholic myself. Looking forward to the experience. What are the major differences when celebrating the Eucharist? God bless
Can Roman Catholic attend a Eastern Catholic Mass and Confession?
Yes
Obviously! They are not schismatic, and therefore it is permissible.
As a Roman Rite Catholic can I do Confession in the Eastern style?
Yes.
Roman and Eastern Rite churches are in communion so you can do anything you could in Roman rite in an Eastern rite church.
Question: the moment that our Lord and Savior died on the cross,
why was the curtain in the temple ripped from top to bottom, what was the purpose and who did it, since it was so thick?
The answer will make your heart truly happy, go and find out!
The veil being torn and people having direct access to God has nothing to do with the requirement of confessing your sins. In fact, the veil being torn pleads a greater case, for the communion of saints, and us being able to ask Christians in heaven to pray to Jesus for us. They can hear us through the Holy Spirit . It’s not the silver bullet that you think it is and I’m telling you this as an ex-protestant. Jesus still established the sacrament of confession. He literally gave the apostles and their successors who would continue the church, the authority to bind and loose & & to forgive & retain sins. This goes back to the first century bro-you don’t get to invent a new religion and say that it’s not required anymore. It is ultimately still Christ, who forgives the sinner through the Priest. This has nothing to do with Christ death on the cross being our only mediation to the Father. In no way is this at odds with that. If you sin, the first thing you are supposed to do as a Catholic is go directly to Jesus Christ, confess to Him & ask for forgiveness & be truly sorry. If it is a grave sin, or sin that leads to death as it says in 1st John, You transgressed God’s law, now you are forced to humble yourself & go confess your sins, otherwise you can’t receive Communion. Jesus didn’t die so you can continue sinning. Certain sins post baptism can kill sanctifying grace in the soul & you can go to Hell. Deliberate sin crucifies Christ all over again. This is why confession exists so you can be reconciled back to God if you commit mortal sin / sin that leads to death. It truly is the body and blood of Christ because Jesus said so, and Paul affirmed it. That’s why you can’t receive it in the state of sin because you would profane it. You wouldn’t profane a symbol by not discerning it, and receiving it in a state of sin. All of this existed before Protestantism. Protestantism is traditions of men.
Interesting but one reason I don't like face to face, which was never an option until well after Vatican II if I remember correctly, is I find it very distracting and difficult to focus on truly speaking my sins especially when you know the priest well. Let's face it.... familiarity does impact confessions and anyone who says otherwise is lying. And as far as not saying I versus keeping the absolution generic I'm not sure why that's necessary when Christ explicitly gave the successors the binding and loosing power in HIS NAME? If the priests say I everyone still knows it's in the Lord's name not the priest so a little strange to me but either way works.... it's not about the ritual anyway as much as it is the contrition of the penitents and desire to follow Our Lord....right 😊
Having God under the epitrachelion and the priest outside it makes one wonder what part the priest plays in persona Christi? In the Roman Church the priest gives absolution in place of Christ. Is Christ not under the epitrachelion
This isn’t the penitent and God being together to the exclusion of the priest acting in persona
Christi. This a both-and.
@@calebadcock363 the priest differentiates himself by saying “by the power He (Christ) gives me”. It’s in persona ecclesia more so than in persona Christi.
@@calebadcock363if you look at eastern prayer books from ages past many times the priest spoke as one speaking in the name of the Church and then many times they also asked for forgiveness themselves in the words of absolution. It’s a very pious thing.
@@calebadcock363 “My spiritual child, who have make your confession to my humble person: I, a humble sinner, have no power to forgive sins on earth; only God can do that; but trusting in the divinely spoken words that were addressed to the Apostles after the Resurrection of our Lord Jesus Christ, which said, “If you pronounce unforgiven the sins of any, they remain unforgiven”, we are bold to say: Whatever you have related to my humble and lowly person, and whatever you have failed to say either from ignorance or from forgetfulness, whatever it may be, may God forgive you in this present age and in the age to come.”
It's far more beautiful in the privacy of your own room when the presence of God and His love overwhelms you letting you know you are forgiven.
And it's what Jesus said to do
Matt 6:6
But you, when you pray, go into your room, and when you have shut your door, pray to your Father who is in the secret place; and your Father who sees in secret will reward you openly.
Verse 9: In this manner, therefore, pray: Our Father in heaven, Hallowed be Your name.
And we know he eventually gets to
Verse 12
And forgive us our debts, As we forgive our debtors.
Those are our sins confessed in our rooms. And it works
God is faithful
Let God be true and every man a liar
Don't let men rob you of this great blessing. If you think this explanation in this clip is beautiful imagine in the presence of your heavenly Father which is far better than in the presence of any man.
James 5:16
[16] Therefore, confess your sins to one another and pray for one another, that you may be healed. The prayer of a righteous person has great power as it is working. (ESV)
When you confess your sins alone in a room, which wasn't the practice of early Christians according to early church history, the sinfulness of man will have the tendency to minimize the sin. When you go to confession, your confession is said out loud where you hear it and another Heard it leaving no room to hide in anyway, but to face it. As a protestent, who used to confess alone in my room, I can say that it is 100x has more significance in the confessional. It's church history and God intended this scarment, otherwise he wouldn't have preserved the church to practice this since the beginning. Remember the gates of hell won't prevail against the church, Matthew 16 (I think)
Funny enough tho, protestentism is more man made than Catholicism. Men, moved by the spirit, gathered together, prayed together, to get to this point and even died for God. Where one of more is gathered, Christ is there. One man, like Martin Luther, and another John Calvin and another man whoever it may be, interpreted the Bible themselves and not by how the early church did, by setting up councils and the elders and bishops God appointed praying and asking God to reveal the truth. It's how we got the Bible. The NT doesn't say which books are inspired... what you believe is more man made than what the church believes.
@notdozo8192 to one another is different from only priest. Or if your saying its only priests that we to confess to then that would mean priests confessing to priest's. I do believe there are times when we confess to fellow brothers so that we can pray for one another as it also says in the context of James. When you confess your sins to a priest he doesn't confess his sins to you. So that's not to one another. Also if the early church did practice confession in private then we wouldn't know since Jesus said to do it in secret, room/closet. That peace that surpasses understanding the bible talks about is real when you do it in secret with your heavenly Father
Protestantism 🤦
I don’t need a priest for forgiveness
Orthodox larp