Father Matthew Widder joins Deacon Patrick Conley to discuss Overcoming Sin
- Resolving to sin no more in confession?
- (4:43) What is sin really?
- (11:34) The saints were very aware of their sins. Why was this?
- (17:50) Mary Jane – When I go to confession, I am confessing that I am wishing that I am not taking care of my parents and wishing that I’m not here. I really miss my grandchildren, being free from working but can’t visit my family. Is that a sin?
(23:21) Break 1
- (26:21) Enrique – Maybe I am being overly guilty and overly scrupulous according to my confessor. Perhaps some of the Saints were guilty of scrupulosity even with minor sins?
- (30:23) Mary – When unwanted thoughts enter my mind, what should I do with those? Sometimes they come from nothing, or they come from past anger.
(38:35) Break 2
- The importance of replacing sin in out lives with something else.
- How to battle against the sin of gossip?
- (43:25) Katie – My current husband is seeking an annulment. I go to confession regularly, as of a month ago, all my confessions have been invalid said a priest so I’ve stopped. They say it was because I’m living with my husband while he is going through annulment. Is this true?
- Jean – Wondering about a sinful pattern of watching movies, staying up late, and eating too much all at once. How to overcome that?
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