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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]How would your home parish even know if you forged the signature of the priest on the bulletin from the other church? [/quote] Surely you see the issue with this. [/quote] It's a mortal sin, but so is not attending mass for most other reasons (e.g., excepting health issues).[/quote] How is forging a priest's signature a mortal sin? It's a venial sin, sure, but it is done with good intentions and it's not harmful to anyone. I mean, really. Go back to CCD![/quote] OK, then it's two sins -- a mortal sin for missing mass and a venial sin for lying about it to a priest (or to anyone, I guess) Plus it's not done with "good intentions" -- it's done to lie about a mortal sin and to encourage a child to 1) miss mass and 2) lie in order to receive a sacrament of the church.[/quote]
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