The confessional is an important tradition within the Catholic Church. It is designed in such a way that the penitent can remain anonymous to ease them into opening up about whatever sin they might struggle with. The fear of judgment is removed when the member of the church is unknown to the priest participating in the confessional. Confidentiality is further reinforced with the priest being bound by the “Seal of the Confessional” assuring that all information exchanged is never revealed. It was my turn once again to take part in the confessional, swearing myself to absolute secrecy in regard to anything that was shared in confidence within the confined space. Similar to how confession is a necessary ritual for most patrons of the Catholic Church, those who are striving to become a man of faith themselves must play their part in the tradition, as well, challenging how priests navigate receiving sinful testimonials from any given churchgoer, no matter how severe or heavy the topic that is shared in the sacrament...