St. John the Baptist Catholic Church
  • Home
    • History
    • Mission & Vision
    • Contact Us
    • Bulletins
    • Bulletin Archives >
      • 2026 Bulletins
      • 2025 Bulletins
      • 2024 Bulletins
      • 2023 Bulletins
      • 2022 Bulletins
      • 2021 Bulletins
      • 2020 Bulletins
      • 2019 Bulletins
      • 2018 Bulletins
      • 2017 Bulletins
      • 2016 Bulletins
      • 2015 Bulletins
      • 2014 Bulletins
      • 2013 Bulletins
      • 2012 Bulletins
    • Photo Gallery
    • Mass Intentions (Current)
    • Mass Intentions Archives >
      • 2025 Mass Intentions
      • 2024 Mass Intentions
      • 2023 Mass Intentions
  • Sacraments
    • Baptism
    • Reconciliation
    • Eucharist
    • Confirmation >
      • Parent Resources
    • Matrimony
    • Holy Orders
    • Care for the Sick
  • Parish Ministries
    • Ministry Schedules
    • Christian Formation >
      • Mission & Information
      • Christian Formation Program
      • Schedules
      • Registration
      • Important Notes
    • Community Life >
      • Vacation Bible School
    • Worship
    • Life & Justice Ministry
    • Spiritual Growth
    • Administration and Parish Committees
    • Bereavement Ministry
    • Women's Ministry
  • Programs & Events
    • Feast on the Levee
    • Mother's Day Out
    • RCIA
    • Rita's Closet (Zippers)
    • Upcoming Events
  • Calendar
  • Resources

Reconciliation

Picture

​The Sacrament of Reconciliation is celebrated at 
St. John the Baptist on the following days: 
Saturday 3:30—4:15 PM 
Monday, Wednesday, Thursday, and Friday 7:40 - 7:50 AM
Other times available by appointment only.

The sacrament of Reconciliation is the sacrament that celebrates the divine power of God to forgive our sins and renew our love for God and others.
 
​The sacrament of Reconciliation is also called “Confession” or “Penance”.
It has four parts:
  • Contrition – we feel great sorrow for our sins
  • Confession – we unburden our sins
  • Absolution – we are assured of God's forgiveness
  • Satisfaction – we perform an act of penance
The sacrament of Reconciliation offers the free gifts of God's mercy and forgiveness to:
  • Lift the burden of sin
  • Renew the grace of Baptism
  • Give inner peace and a new strength of purpose​

Advent Penance Service and First Reconciliation

Picture
For more information please contact the Christian Formation Office
225-749-3387

​
Powered by Create your own unique website with customizable templates.
  • Home
    • History
    • Mission & Vision
    • Contact Us
    • Bulletins
    • Bulletin Archives >
      • 2026 Bulletins
      • 2025 Bulletins
      • 2024 Bulletins
      • 2023 Bulletins
      • 2022 Bulletins
      • 2021 Bulletins
      • 2020 Bulletins
      • 2019 Bulletins
      • 2018 Bulletins
      • 2017 Bulletins
      • 2016 Bulletins
      • 2015 Bulletins
      • 2014 Bulletins
      • 2013 Bulletins
      • 2012 Bulletins
    • Photo Gallery
    • Mass Intentions (Current)
    • Mass Intentions Archives >
      • 2025 Mass Intentions
      • 2024 Mass Intentions
      • 2023 Mass Intentions
  • Sacraments
    • Baptism
    • Reconciliation
    • Eucharist
    • Confirmation >
      • Parent Resources
    • Matrimony
    • Holy Orders
    • Care for the Sick
  • Parish Ministries
    • Ministry Schedules
    • Christian Formation >
      • Mission & Information
      • Christian Formation Program
      • Schedules
      • Registration
      • Important Notes
    • Community Life >
      • Vacation Bible School
    • Worship
    • Life & Justice Ministry
    • Spiritual Growth
    • Administration and Parish Committees
    • Bereavement Ministry
    • Women's Ministry
  • Programs & Events
    • Feast on the Levee
    • Mother's Day Out
    • RCIA
    • Rita's Closet (Zippers)
    • Upcoming Events
  • Calendar
  • Resources