A New Category of Sins in the Confessional. Priest: 30 Years Ago, No One Confessed This.
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Fewer people come to confession today than 30 years ago, but the confessions are more in-depth. Penitents don't just expect sacramental reconciliation; they want their confessor to accompany them in the process of conversion, said Father Grzegorz Strzelczyk, a doctor of dogmatic theology. Iwona Żurek (PAP): How many years have you been a confessor? Father Grzegorz Strzelczyk: Almost thirty. From the perspective of those who are... The article by…
Overusing social media, spending unproductive time on TikTok, or using new technologies – these are, according to Father Grzegorz Strzelczyk, a new category of sins that Poles bring to confession today. However, the doctor of dogmatic theology points out that although fewer people come to confession than 30 years ago, confession is often more in-depth. Penitents no longer expect only sacramental absolution, but also want their confessor to accom…
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