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Good Friday Rite of Reconciliation (Confession) and Pastoral Counsel
April 15, 2022 @ 10:00 am - 2:20 pm
Available by walk-up in the Chapel of Grace
Clergy are available for confession and pastoral counsel on Good Friday. This page contains an overview of confession in the Episcopal Church. For a more robust discussion of confession, see this thoughtful article from the Society of St. John the Evangelist.
The Rite of Reconciliation (Confession)
What: Confession is an invitation to encounter God’s extraordinary grace and forgiveness in a confidential, one-on-one conversation with a priest.
Who: Anyone! In the Episcopal Church we say, “all may, some should, none must” when it comes to Confession.
When: Anytime that you feel trapped by guilt or are tempted to think that you are unforgivable. The season of Lent is, historically, a popular time to seek out Confession, but Confession is available by appointment year round with any member of the clergy staff.
Where: On Good Friday, clergy are available for Confessions, on a walk-up basis in the Chapel of Grace.
Why: because God’s forgiveness is greater than our own sins – but we so often forget it. Confession reminds us that, no matter what we have done, we are God’s beloveds and that grace is available to us at every moment.
How: it can be helpful to spend some time beforehand in prayer and reflection on what is weighing on your heart and where you are most in need of grace and forgiveness. In the Confession itself, the priest will guide you through what to do – no special knowledge or memorization is required!
COVID Safety
Masks and proof of vaccination are required inside the cathedral. Visit our regathering page for the latest information on our safety protocols.
Make an Offering
Your offering to Grace enables us to support our beloved clergy, our healing ministries, our social justice initiatives and more. Join us in keeping our community strong.
Good Friday Rite of Reconciliation (Confession) and Pastoral Counsel
Available by walk-up in the Chapel of Grace
Clergy are available for confession and pastoral counsel on Good Friday. This page contains an overview of confession in the Episcopal Church. For a more robust discussion of confession, see this thoughtful article from the Society of St. John the Evangelist.
The Rite of Reconciliation (Confession)
What: Confession is an invitation to encounter God’s extraordinary grace and forgiveness in a confidential, one-on-one conversation with a priest.
Who: Anyone! In the Episcopal Church we say, “all may, some should, none must” when it comes to Confession.
When: Anytime that you feel trapped by guilt or are tempted to think that you are unforgivable. The season of Lent is, historically, a popular time to seek out Confession, but Confession is available by appointment year round with any member of the clergy staff.
Where: On Good Friday, clergy are available for Confessions, on a walk-up basis in the Chapel of Grace.
Why: because God’s forgiveness is greater than our own sins – but we so often forget it. Confession reminds us that, no matter what we have done, we are God’s beloveds and that grace is available to us at every moment.
How: it can be helpful to spend some time beforehand in prayer and reflection on what is weighing on your heart and where you are most in need of grace and forgiveness. In the Confession itself, the priest will guide you through what to do – no special knowledge or memorization is required!
COVID Safety
Masks and proof of vaccination are required inside the cathedral. Visit our regathering page for the latest information on our safety protocols.
Make an Offering
Your offering to Grace enables us to support our beloved clergy, our healing ministries, our social justice initiatives and more. Join us in keeping our community strong.
Available by walk-up in the Chapel of Grace
Clergy are available for confession and pastoral counsel on Good Friday. This page contains an overview of confession in the Episcopal Church. For a more robust discussion of confession, see this thoughtful article from the Society of St. John the Evangelist.
The Rite of Reconciliation (Confession)
What: Confession is an invitation to encounter God’s extraordinary grace and forgiveness in a confidential, one-on-one conversation with a priest.
Who: Anyone! In the Episcopal Church we say, “all may, some should, none must” when it comes to Confession.
When: Anytime that you feel trapped by guilt or are tempted to think that you are unforgivable. The season of Lent is, historically, a popular time to seek out Confession, but Confession is available by appointment year round with any member of the clergy staff.
Where: On Good Friday, clergy are available for Confessions, on a walk-up basis in the Chapel of Grace.
Why: because God’s forgiveness is greater than our own sins – but we so often forget it. Confession reminds us that, no matter what we have done, we are God’s beloveds and that grace is available to us at every moment.
How: it can be helpful to spend some time beforehand in prayer and reflection on what is weighing on your heart and where you are most in need of grace and forgiveness. In the Confession itself, the priest will guide you through what to do – no special knowledge or memorization is required!
COVID Safety
Masks and proof of vaccination are required inside the cathedral. Visit our regathering page for the latest information on our safety protocols.
Make an Offering
Your offering to Grace enables us to support our beloved clergy, our healing ministries, our social justice initiatives and more. Join us in keeping our community strong.
Friday
10:00AM
-
2:20PM
Friday
10:00AM
-
2:20PM
Available by walk-up in the Chapel of Grace
Clergy are available for confession and pastoral counsel on Good Friday. This page contains an overview of confession in the Episcopal Church. For a more robust discussion of confession, see this thoughtful article from the Society of St. John the Evangelist.
The Rite of Reconciliation (Confession)
What: Confession is an invitation to encounter God’s extraordinary grace and forgiveness in a confidential, one-on-one conversation with a priest.
Who: Anyone! In the Episcopal Church we say, “all may, some should, none must” when it comes to Confession.
When: Anytime that you feel trapped by guilt or are tempted to think that you are unforgivable. The season of Lent is, historically, a popular time to seek out Confession, but Confession is available by appointment year round with any member of the clergy staff.
Where: On Good Friday, clergy are available for Confessions, on a walk-up basis in the Chapel of Grace.
Why: because God’s forgiveness is greater than our own sins – but we so often forget it. Confession reminds us that, no matter what we have done, we are God’s beloveds and that grace is available to us at every moment.
How: it can be helpful to spend some time beforehand in prayer and reflection on what is weighing on your heart and where you are most in need of grace and forgiveness. In the Confession itself, the priest will guide you through what to do – no special knowledge or memorization is required!
COVID Safety
Masks and proof of vaccination are required inside the cathedral. Visit our regathering page for the latest information on our safety protocols.
Make an Offering
Your offering to Grace enables us to support our beloved clergy, our healing ministries, our social justice initiatives and more. Join us in keeping our community strong.
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