In Reconciliation, we encounter Jesus ready to absolve and restore us to new life.
His forgiveness of sins and restoration of grace are made visible through outward signs:
The extension of hands and the words of absolution spoken by the priest.
To make a good Confession, we prayerfully consider our actions and confess our sins with contrition.
The priest imposes a penance and absolves the confessant in the name and by the power of Christ.
Frequent Confession is encouraged for everyone. The Sacrament is available Fridays before Weekday Mass, 11:40 am -12:15 pm, and Saturdays at 4.00 p.m. (before the 4.30 p.m. Mass).
You can also check out MassTimes.org for Confession times at neighbouring parishes (be sure to confirm times on the parish website).
For questions about the Sacrament of Confession, please contact Maria Mercedes Henriquez, our Director of Parish Administration and Communications, to direct your inquiry.
His forgiveness of sins and restoration of grace are made visible through outward signs:
The extension of hands and the words of absolution spoken by the priest.
To make a good Confession, we prayerfully consider our actions and confess our sins with contrition.
The priest imposes a penance and absolves the confessant in the name and by the power of Christ.
Frequent Confession is encouraged for everyone. The Sacrament is available Fridays before Weekday Mass, 11:40 am -12:15 pm, and Saturdays at 4.00 p.m. (before the 4.30 p.m. Mass).
You can also check out MassTimes.org for Confession times at neighbouring parishes (be sure to confirm times on the parish website).
For questions about the Sacrament of Confession, please contact Maria Mercedes Henriquez, our Director of Parish Administration and Communications, to direct your inquiry.
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In addition to these online resources below, our self-serve St. Clement's library located downstairs in the parish hall in between the washrooms at the back offer a variety of books, DVDs, and CD's to help prepare for the Sacrament of Confession.
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