Confessions / Reconciliation / Penance 

Individual Confessions take place in the Church at 3:30 pm on Saturdays (3:00 pm during Advent and Lent), 7:30 am the days we have 8 am Mass, or anytime by appointment.

We encourage you to download the 'Pastoral Guide to the Sacrament of Reconciliation' found at the bottom of the page.
 

In faithfully observing the centuries-old practice of the Sacrament of Penance - the practice of individual confession with a personal act of sorrow and the intention to amend and make satisfaction - the Church is therefore defending the human soul's individual right: man's right to a more personal encounter with the crucified forgiving Christ, with Christ saying through the minister of the sacrament of Reconciliation: "Your sins are forgiven" (Mk 2:5); "Go, and do not sin again" (Jn 8:11). As is evident, this is also a right on Christ's part with regard to every human being redeemed by him: his right to meet each one of us in that key moment in the soul's life constituted by the moment of conversion and forgiveness.    - Pope John Paul II, Redemptor HominisRedeemer of Man)

Those preparing for First Reconciliation can find information on the Sacrament Prep page.