In Catholic confession, individuals must honestly confess their sins to receive absolution, and the Ten Commandments serve as a moral framework for identifying sins, though some commandments like adultery may not apply to those too young to engage in such acts; the priest explains that impure thoughts during puberty are natural but require spiritual maintenance through confession and penance.
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Added:Bless me, Father, for I have sinned.
This is my first confession.
>> Really? First time?
>> Yep. You get to pop my cherry.
>> Oh. Oh. Oh, don't say that.
>> Oh, okay. Sorry about that.
>> How many are in the confessional with you right now?
>> Just me. My voice is doing things.
>> I see. Well, how old are you?
>> 13. Right in the middle of puberty.
>> Oh, okay. Well, I remember that. Well, so so what sins do you have to confess?
Uh, >> none.
>> Really? No. No sins your entire life?
>> No. I'm only 13, father. I mean, what do you think I've been doing?
>> Been running a cartel?
>> Well, no. But stealing and murdering aren't the only ways to sin.
>> I've been good, father. Honestly.
>> Uh-uh. Right in the middle of puberty.
>> Yep. So, uh, can I can I go now?
>> No. You can't just come in here, say you've been good, and then leave. I mean, that's not how confession works.
>> I honestly can't think of anything.
>> Well, look, you're 13. I mean, if you're having impure thoughts and maybe engaging in impure acts, it's okay. I mean, you don't have to worry. We've all been there. We're all guilty of that.
>> You're not doing that right now, are you, father?
>> No, of course not. You know what? And suggesting that I might be is called slander, and that's a sin.
>> It's just so dark and creepy in here.
And what's with this screen?
>> It protects anonymity.
>> Mine are yours.
>> Okay. You know what? Why don't we maybe just come back to this later?
>> Yeah, that's probably the safest bet.
>> Yeah. Okay. I have an idea. Let's go through the Ten Commandments. That's like a good place to start.
>> Sounds like a plan.
>> Okay, fine. So, um, do you worship any other gods?
>> Um, does Thor count?
>> Is Thor a god?
>> Well, he's Asgardian, which is basically a god, but not like a god god. More of a powerful alien with a magic hammer, except sometimes he is a god. It's complicated. It really depends on who's writing him.
>> Yeah, but you don't worship him.
>> I have posters.
>> Do Do you pray to him?
>> No.
>> Good. A prayer doesn't work anyway.
>> Well, I mean, it doesn't if you pray to the false gods.
>> Yeah, >> sure.
>> You don't believe in the power of prayer?
>> All I'll say is Jesus and Thor have about the same batting average at this point.
>> Okay. Well, you see, that's called blasphemy. You know, it's not a good idea to like keep sinning during the confession.
>> Oh, sorry.
>> Because like we'll be here all day. You understand?
>> Gotcha.
>> Where were we?
>> Thor. We're done with Thor. Okay. Uh, Graven Images. You're not worshiping idols, are you? Uh, >> you worship idols.
>> I thought that was part of being Catholic.
>> It's absolutely not.
>> Really? Then what's all this stuff?
>> What stuff?
>> There's a Jesus the size of a Buick over the altar.
>> But that's a crucifix. It's not an idol.
>> What about all the other statues of random dudes?
>> Those are just statues of saints.
>> So, what's the difference?
>> Well, we don't worship them.
>> But there are candles and many altars in front of them. I I see old ladies praying there all the time.
>> Yeah. Yeah. But they're not praying to them like they're gods.
>> They're not.
>> No. They're asking the saint to pray for them. Look, look, it's a little complicated, but like if a miracle happens after you pray to a saint, it's it's like God's way of confirming that the saint is legitimate, you know.
>> So, saints got serious connections up there.
>> Well, you know, basically, yeah.
>> So, praying to a saint is a like a good way to cut the line.
>> No, no, it's not cutting the line. Okay.
It It's more like um using a lawyer as a good relationship with the judge.
>> So, it's a racket.
>> Okay. You know what? But let's just move on.
>> Okay.
>> So, where are we? Uh, no other gods. Uh, graven images.
>> Keep holy the Sabbath, >> right? Very good. Uh, you're going to church every Sunday.
>> Is that the Sabbath?
>> Yes.
>> My Jewish friend says Sabbath starts on Friday and continues until Saturday night.
>> Well, you know, it's different for Jews.
>> Oh, they get first dibs on God, do they?
>> No. No.
>> Well, I mean, they knew God first, right?
>> Look, do you do you go to church on Sundays?
>> Yes, sir. I get slapped in the head.
>> Fine. Next. Are you honoring your mother and father?
>> Well, not when they slap me in the head.
Isn't there a commandment about that?
>> Well, not in the top 10. No.
>> So, it's not a sin to hit your child.
>> Well, I didn't say that. That disciplining your children is important, but you know, it has to be within reason.
>> A slap in the head is within reason.
>> Well, it can be.
>> Really?
>> Well, depending on the circumstance.
>> Not wanting to go to church.
>> Well, it's a grave sinus church, you know, a mortal sin. So, it's acceptable if it prevents you from being stubborn and committing a mortal sin. So, as long as they don't what? Kill a stubborn child, it's okay.
>> Uh, yeah. Let's just say that then.
>> You just hesitated.
>> Well, I mean, you obviously read Deuteronomy where it tells parents to take their rebellious and stubborn son to a public square and then stone him to death.
>> Holy crap. No, I didn't.
>> Oh, well, you know, never mind that.
>> What the hell? What do What do you mean never mind? That's in the Bible? What kind of crazy religion did my parents sign me up for?
>> I don't worry about it, though. Those laws no longer apply.
>> Laws? They're laws.
>> Uh, you really don't have to worry about it.
Okay.
>> Jesus Christ. Father, >> don't take the Lord's name in vain.
That's another sin.
>> That's a sin. But murdering your child is the law.
>> Well, not anymore. Okay. Moving on. You haven't murdered anyone, right?
>> No.
>> Good.
>> I'm too young to have kids.
>> Do you steal?
>> No. But you you skipped the one about adultery, didn't you? Well, I assume that one doesn't apply yet.
>> I'm in the middle of puberty. You don't ask me about sex, but you ask me about murder.
>> Fine. Have you committed adultery?
>> No.
>> Good.
>> I thought about it, though. My teacher, Mrs. Margaret.
>> Oh, well, that is a sin.
>> You're kidding me. I'm 13. Do you have any idea what uncontrolled thoughts pop into my head?
>> Well, I mean, that's why there's confession.
>> I'd have to be in confession all day.
>> Well, you know, at this rate, we probably will be.
>> If we're going to count thoughts as sins, I'm really screwed. Uh, look, impure thoughts are >> unavoidable at my age. Why'd God give me a body full of raging hormones if he didn't want me to think about sex? How's that my fault?
>> It's part of becoming an adult. Okay, you have to learn constraint.
>> But don't I have to think about sex first in order to constrain it?
>> Well, the system's rigged. Isn't thinking about sex healthy at my age? I mean, wouldn't there be something wrong with me if I wasn't thinking about sex?
>> Yeah. Yeah. But but but it's part of a lifelong process of spiritual maintenance.
>> So it's just it's good for repeat business.
>> Oh. Oh, okay. You know, okay. Lying, slander, blasphemy, taking the Lord's name in vain, sexual temptation. Well, you didn't really act on it.
>> Well, I did, but yeah, she wasn't present.
>> Okay. Well, that is a sin. And then we'll just add coveting because you can't really be an American without coveting. So, that's one, two, three.
That's seven sins.
>> Great. So, I'm going to hell. No, you're not going to hell. You You'll be absolved of your sins as long as you, you know, say you're sorry and do your penance.
>> Okay. So, what do I have to do? Wash your car or something?
>> Um, well, no. Five Hail Marys, five our fathers. That should cover it.
>> What?
>> Well, that's your penance.
>> I just say a few prayers and I'm good to go.
>> Yeah, but but it only lasts for a week, so I'll see you next Saturday.
>> It is a racket.
>> Okay. You know what? Get the hell out of here, kid.
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