Mangalore: 'Kumsaracho Ghut' play highlights importance of confession


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Daijiworld Media Network - Mangalore (MD)

Mangalore, Apr 6: The play 'Kumsaracho Ghut' (Seal of Confession) was presented by Catholic Sabha of Rosario Church at the Rosario Church grounds here on Sunday April 6 to spread awareness on the season of Lent and how people should observe it, and to support an educational fund.

Addressing the gathering, Bishop Dr Aloysius Paul D'Souza said, "A priest should never reveal the secrets of any peron's confession, it should be a kept secret, no matter what.

"When we hear the title of the play 'Kumsaracho Ghut' we know what exactly it is about. We can gain God's love and blessings through two Sacraments, Holy Communion and Confession. Confession clears all your sins, it cleanses your soul," he said.

"We fall sometimes, and to get up we need strength and God gives us that strength. We have to love God and grow closer to Him."

Fr J B Crasta, parish priest of Rosario briefed about the preparations that went into the play, the selection of the artistes, adjusting sounds, creating publicity and making it attractive for the audience.

"This play is being presented to give more importance to the practice of confession and stress on its positives. Everyone should watch this play and enjoy it. Confession should become a part of our life," said Fr J B Crasta.

Catholic Sabha president Antony D'Silva welcomed the guests and a floral welcome was given to the bishop and to the donors.

Prescilla Sequeira compered the ceremony, while Michael Monteiro compered the programme.

'Kumsaracho Ghut' play is written by Fr Francis R D'Souza and directed by John M Permannur.

'Kumsaracho Ghut' means 'Seal of Confession'. In the Roman Catholic Church, the Seal of Confession (or Seal of the Confessional) is the absolute duty of priests not to disclose anything that they learn from penitents during the course of the Sacrament of Penance.

  

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  • R.Bhandarkar, M'lore

    Mon, Apr 07 2014

    I mean to confess you must know that
    you have committed a 'sin' right?
    There it is....'You must know' or 'Must feel the guilt'...It was there during our times...Now nothing...They do everything and sing on top of that...
    'I am never going to dance again'
    in English and
    'Kattalali Karadige Yaavathu Jamoonu Kodalu Hogbaardu Ree'...
    Haan Haan Haan or
    Nannu Single O.k,Moon Single O.K,
    Sun Single -O.K., SIM Double Yaake?? and all that stuff!!
    Confession boxes must be running 'empty' these days.....

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  • steven, dubai

    Mon, Apr 07 2014

    Kumsaracho Ghut, Ghatt zavn ortolo ani monis chintun chintun pondanth dovntolo!!

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  • R.Bhandarkar, M'lore

    Mon, Apr 07 2014

    Honestly, I would have had (and till have) so much to confess that had I been a Christian, the priest concerned would have needed 'serious support' to get out from the Confession Box . Forget disclosing he would have got confused what with the number of names and all that.
    'Sacrament of Penance' is present, albeit in different forms in all religions(!). In some there are
    very easy ways out.I say 'God you know everything and why I do what I do' God listens to everybody but has his own way I believe of
    keeping every one's track record!
    'Kumsaracho Ghut' very good principle of Christianity,if one really understands the 'real purpose' behind it......

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  • steven, dubai

    Mon, Apr 07 2014

    We are in so much sin conscious that we remain sinners throughout in our life. Gods main purpose is not that, but to live free and that's what freedom He brought through Jesus. Confess your sins mean to have dominion over freedom, not on sin bondage.

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