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Quick Questions Where in the Bible does it say Jesus baptized?
Quick Questions Didn't Jesus tell his Mother that she was out of line in trying to influence him at Cana?
Quick Questions Does Jesus suffer each time we sin?
Quick Questions Are we close to the kingdom of God when we receive the Eucharist?
Quick Questions If our Lord's last name was "Christ," does that mean that "Christ" was also the last name of Mary and Joseph?
Quick Questions Is there any validity to the Fundamentalist claim that Jesus turned water into grape juice?
Quick Questions Was Jesus baptized by immersion?
Quick Questions Why would Jesus call Jews "hypocrites"?
Quick Questions Was Jesus male before the Incarnation?
Quick Questions Can you answer this potential revert's question about Christ's divine birth?
Quick Questions Do you know of any resources that shed light on Jesus' life before his ministry began?
Quick Questions Does "consubstantiation" have anything to do with Jesus having two natures?
Quick Questions Why are there two comings of the Messiah, and why was the Second Coming delayed?
Quick Questions Why was it necessary for Jesus to have been born of a woman?
Quick Questions Are most images of Jesus false since they contradict Paul's admonition against long hair?
Quick Questions My friend said that Christ died once for all, so we don't need redemptive suffering souls. How should I respond?
Quick Questions Was Christ really in the tomb for three days?
Quick Questions If Jesus was really God, why did Satan try to tempt him?
Quick Questions Did Jesus come to help us get in touch with our own divinity?
Quick Questions Do we have any reason, apart from tradition, to believe Jesus took up Joseph's trade of carpentry?

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"In the week immediately before Lent everyone shall go to his confessor and confess his deeds and the confessor shall so shrive him as he then may hear by his deeds what he is to do [in the way of penance]."

~ Anglo-Saxon "Ecclesiastical Institutes" translated from Theodulphus by Abbot Aelfric about A.D. 1000; explaining the English term "shrovetide" (from "to shrive", or hear confessions) wherein the religious idea is uppermost; but before long, human nature allowed itself some exceptional licence.