Confession is a sacrament that is centered on repair. It permits us to repair our relationship with God as well as those whom our actions may have affected.​

Reconciliation is only ‘required’ when we knowingly and willingly commit a mortal sin. It is necessary that in these cases we are reconciled before celebrating other sacraments, such as Holy Communion. ​

However, cases of mortal sin are not the only time we can part-take in reconciliation. The Church encourages more regular participation in the sacrament as it is effective in helping us navigate the many difficulties that face us as disciples of Christ.​

The sacrament of reconciliation is absolutely not a punishment or judgment. It is a sacrament in which you can go to a priest in confidence, discuss any matter of concern and receive guidance on how to manage that concern so that ultimately you are able to grow spiritually and physically into a better disciple of Christ.​

Reconciliation is offered at advertised times as part of the Parish services. Additionally, all are welcome to contact the Parish Priest to arrange confession at a more suitable or private time