text: Evidently it also takes a lot of time to lure some people into considering truth!
  
  Many seem to reject the teaching of the Universal Church as proclaimed in Vatican Council 2 teaching us what "was bequeathed to it by Christ, Our Lord, Himself.
  
  Did you ever consider that Jesus saved us from sin by his redeeming death and resurrection? And that we share communion in that redeeming Sacrifice when we share in Communion? When did the death of Jesus lose it's power to overcome sin? Or to give people the grace they need to lead them to acknowledge sin and to overcome it. Just maybe Communion IS the medicine that leads to repentance, rather than the other way around.
  
  The 'Joy of love' and experience of the Synod seems to suggest that it is precisely the consultation with one's confessor and spiritual advisor that supports a person  to differentiate between 'objective' situations and 'subjective' actual sin.