I · Reflect
Examine your heart.
Take the long walk through the Ten Commandments before confession, or keep tonight's examination short, honest, and daily.
12 days
current examination streak
74 days
since your last confession
38
examinations completed
Examine
Before you go
Full Examination
All ten commandments in turn, each with the questions that belong to it. Mark what you need to bring, skip what does not apply, and save where you stop; it reopens on the commandment you were on.
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“Have I made time for prayer this week, or only for what was urgent?”
Begin the examination
Two minutes tonight
Daily Examination
A short examination for one day rather than a whole season, built from the few matters you are actually fighting, with the questions that belong to those.
Where did I notice God’s goodness today?
Was I patient with the people closest to me?
Did my words build up or tear down?
Tonight's examination
Look back
History
Every examination you kept, and the ones still open.
Streak
Every run of days you examined, and the longest you have kept.
Stats & Trends
What keeps coming back over the months, and where it falls.
IIConfess
When the examination is done
What you marked stays on this device and comes with you. The walkthrough carries the rite step by step: what the priest says, what you say, and the Act of Contrition at the end.
- The rite, step by stepNothing to memorise beforehand.
- Your marked mattersCarried across from the examination.
- Act of ContritionHeld open for the end of the rite.
“Search me, God, and know my heart.”Psalm 139 : 23