
Question:
A deacon said that being anointed with holy oil at a healing Mass absolves me of my sins. Can I use this as my last confession?
Answer:
The sacrament of anointing of the sick forgives sins only if the recipient is unable to confess (CCC 1532). If a person is able to get to a healing Mass, the odds seem pretty good that he’d also be able to go to confession.
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