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r/Catholicism

93 upvotes

Jul 21, 2026, 10:33 AM UTC

Posted by /u/Raschevljanin

How many people here go to a weekly confession?

I’ve seen quotes from St. Padre Pio who advises weekly confession. I know St. Pope John Paul II confessed his sins weekly. I just want to make sure I am not exaggerating, because ever since Easter I’ve been going to confession every 7-10 days.

r/Catholicism

71 upvotes

Jul 21, 2026, 11:16 PM UTC

Posted by /u/Byerly2k21

Atheist going to mass

Hello, I am an atheist and, I am planning on going to mass this weekend. Is there anything I should know before going? I have been questioning atheism lately, and I have been looking into the Catholic Church.

r/Catholicism

64 upvotes

Jul 21, 2026, 9:52 PM UTC

Posted by /u/poedancing

My family uses the thief on the cross to dismiss anything Catholic

I have been sharing sources on the real presence in the Eucharist with my family to try to convince them of it. Recently it was an hour and a half long video of Brant Pitre discussing how the OT points to the Eucharist. Anytime a good point is raised they immediately object by b…

r/Catholicism

55 upvotes

Jul 21, 2026, 5:01 AM UTC

Posted by /u/Frosty-Click6178

Who is the most important pope in history, other than Saint Peter?

When people ask who the most important pope in history was, I think the correct answer is: it depends on the criterion. If we are talking about theological importance and the foundation of the Church, then the answer is naturally Saint Peter. He was the one to whom Christ entrus…