" For 10 points, name this Christian practice in which someone describes their sins to a priest.
Near the end of the Nicene Creed in its original wording, this verb is used to describe the "acknowledgement" of the "one baptism." In Episcopalian churches, a version of this practice follows the Prayers of the People during Sunday Mass. This kind of act is performed before the Kyrie at the (*) beginning of Catholic and Lutheran Mass. One party to this practice must maintain a "seal." This practice concerns "venial" and "mortal" actions. In Catholicism, it ends with the priest saying "ego te absolvo." For 10 points, name this Christian practice in which someone describes their sins to a priest.
Near the end of the Nicene Creed in its original wording, this verb is used to describe the "acknowledgement" of the "one baptism."
confession [accept answers like penance or penitential acts; accept reconciliation; accept word forms like I confess; accept confiteor] &lt;MK&gt;