The lame shall walk,
and the blind will see
I know You want my heart.
There is a program in our diocese called Totus Tuus, it's kinda like vacation bible school, only cooler. There's a program for 1-6 grade in the day, and 7-12 grade at night. This week, it has been at St. Gabriel's, a parish I sometimes attend and help with lifeteen. So I knew the teens, I knew the Totus Tuus team cause I helped with their training weekend. So I went out there a few days to help out. Totally fun, and totally reminds me of Covecrest. But anyways, on to the point for this post... (:
Tuesday night, there was a confession talk followed by adoration/confession. In this talk, Becca mentioned that when Jesus was around, he would heal people spiritually as well as physically. He would cure their illness (lame, blind, whatever) but he would also say, "your sins are forgiven, go and sin no more." So he healed their sins as well. How cool! Then there was more awesome things said about confession.
Confession is one of those things I've always had trouble with. I never liked it. (well, who really likes it?!) ok, so I hated it! I don't say hate about many things, but it fits here. I've gotten better about going, even when there's no one there to push me. But I still don't go as often as I should (cause I'm a big sinner, we all are). I actually didn't go Tuesday night. In my mind I was thinking I needed that one on one time with Jesus in adoration more, and this Sunday we're going to this mass/adoration/confession/procession thing, and I could go then. But I was reading today this thing is open to both diocese, and advertised in the Catholic Key, so I might not even get to go cause there will be so many people. Right now, I'm kinda wishing I went on Tuesday, I want to "walk" and "see" again. And more importantly, that's what God wants for me too. I just pray there will be enough priests.
