Reconciliation

The Sacrament of Reconciliation will be held at the St. Peter site.

The Sacrament of Reconciliation is celebrated in the confessional in the side chapel at St. Peter.  Enter through the doors off the parking lot and follow the signs (up the stairs to thel eft).   

The confessional will be set up so that you and Father are 6 feet apart at all times whether behind the screen or face to face. Sanitation procedures will also be followed. Please wear a mask.

Experience the healing grace of God's mercy.

Lent is the perfect time to renew and restore your relationship with Jesus and with the Church as we prepare to celebrate Easter.

“Don’t be afraid; go to Him!”

You don’t have to be embarrassed or nervous about your sins! The Lord’s love is infinite and he is waiting to shower you with his mercy. 

Not sure what to do? 

Confession can seem intimidating for a lot of people, but with some simple preparation, it can be a healing encounter with Christ that will leave you filled with peace.

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Jesus deeply desires a personal, daily relationship with each one of us, to give us the love of the Father, that we may live in His peace and grace forever. But all of the little (and not-so-little) ways we turn from Him chip away at the relationship we have with the Lord. Jesus wants to mend our relationship with Him, but He needs us to say ‘yes.

Through the Sacrament of Reconciliation (sometimes called Confession), Jesus reconciles and restores us to God’s grace and friendship. He heals our brokenness and renews our relationships within our Church, home and community.

All baptized Catholics may receive the sacrament of Reconciliation. It is especially necessary for those who have committed serious sin to be reconciled prior to receiving the Holy Eucharist.

Would you like help preparing for Reconciliation? Contact the parish office or fill out our online form to learn more.