The prayer of I Confess in the most beautiful praise that we pray at mass. It contains in each of its words a wonderful meaning of acceptance before and faults that we commit before God. It is important that let’s reflect about its content, because, although it is short, it is full of great significance for us. Do you know what does the prayer “I confess” mean? Release our sins!
This prayer is also known as Yo Sinner. For its content reflects the humility of our spirit in accepting that we are human and that we make mistakes. That make us sinners in the eyes of God, that we accept our faults and bow down before Him. To implore the sins committed to be absolved.
To correctly start the Holy Mass. We dedicate this prayer to request before God the purification of our sins. And receive his teachings with a pure soul and free from bad actions and thoughts. We cleanse our sins and give ourselves to the Eucharist with complete tranquility of feeling pleased with God in his house: the Church.
What does the prayer “I confess” mean to release our sins?
When we begin to pray, we become responsible before God and before our brothers in the Churches for the acts, thoughts and omissions committed. We recognize that we are weak and that we assume before the world that faults damage life and spirit. And that because of them I have affected my relationship with God and with my neighbor.
If we dig a little deeper and analyze our actions in relation to God’s commands. We can observe that our faults are between minor and serious many to take on. Including the things we think, the words we declare, the works we perform and all those things we stop doing when the time is right.
What does the sentence “I confess” mean? Release our sins! It is not simply acknowledging our sins. If not find a way not to commit them again, to take responsibility for our actions. And change to be witnesses to the truth of Christ and fully accept him in our hearts.
Taking responsibility for our actions will make us free
In the middle of the deliverance from our sins, we complement our statement with the phrase “Because of me” repeated three times. Hitting our chest with the clenched fist of the right hand as a symbol of strength in the face of the words we say and lamenting our sins.
“Because of me, because of me, because of my great fault” we literally say before God so that by repeating it several times. We emphasize on showing you that we accept guilt of the sins. With true certainty and depth of the content of these words so that God feels repentant.
Because we are responsible for our actions, no one else is to blame for them and we hit each other as a sign of regret because we should have prevented it. God gives us free will to decide which way we should go. He offers us his laws and commandments as a guide, but he does not force us to walk in his way, that is our decision.
ask intercession for us
What does the sentence “I confess” mean? Release our sins! Through the prayer I Confess, after acknowledging and asking for forgiveness before God. We also request the Virgin Mary, the Angels, the saints and our Christian brothers. So that they intercede for us before the merciful will of God and we can obtain the forgiveness that we so much need.
We ask for intercession to absolve us from sin and stay by our side even if we continue to fall into temptation and sin. join us in battle and in the fight and that together as members of the church we emerge victorious.
It is also significant to accept before our neighbor that we are sinners and that just as we ask the Virgin and the saints for us. We ask you to raise your prayers of intercession before God for the forgiveness of our sinseven though they too are sinners.
This beautiful prayer contains a great value of humility, acceptance and repentance, something that many lack in this world. Remember when you have the next opportunity to raise it before the Eucharist, close your eyes and deepen within yourself each one of the words. internalize the true meaning and not just do it automatically without giving it due importance. Well through her of repentance.