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iConfess: Confession Guide

iConfess: Confession Guide

Find Confession Times Near You

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  • Released
  • Updated
  • March 1, 2023
  • April 16, 2026

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Developer

Xavier Polisetty
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This app helps Catholics engage more regularly with the sacrament of confession. It provides guidance on how to make a good confession, locate nearby churches with confession times, and set reminders to foster spiritual habits.

✓Examination of conscience guide
✓Find nearby confession times
✓Set confession reminders
✓Spiritual habit formation
✓Guidance for making a good confession
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What's New in iConfess

1.3.1

April 16, 2026

Changes to the overall UI to improve usability. Redesigned home page, improved examination of conscience flow, and better find church logic.

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Definitely Useful

This app has helped me to prepare a list of sins that need to be confessed and to keep track of them so I can go back in time to see if I’m doing better today.
victorpanliliovictorpanlilio

Great app except with the Examination of Conscience

This app was just what I was looking for! I downloaded it to my iPad, and it functioned beautifully, but when I did the same for my iPhone, the examination of conscience gets stuck on the 8th commandment. You cannot go forward from there. I have deleted and reinstalled the app on my iPhone and still get the same results.

I would give it five stars if this issue is resolved!
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DocteurNDocteurN

Does Not Work

App had potential but constantly locks up. Button actions don't work
Rthompson49Rthompson49

App not working

I did attempt to use the app and I love the offered information and guidance. However, I was unable to choose my proper id as married and I think it would be really nice if the date of last confession was listed/recorded as I try to attend every 30 days as the Immaculate Mary requests.
jkstewartjkstewart

Exam of Conscious Broken

Steps through the commandments thoughtfully. App hangs at 8th commandment and doesn’t continue.
AppUser4753AppUser4753
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FAQ

What does iConfess do?

iConfess is designed to help Catholics engage more regularly with the sacrament of confession. It provides guidance on how to prepare for and make a good confession, helps users find confession times at nearby churches, and allows for the setting of reminders to encourage consistent practice.

What are the key features of iConfess?

Key features include an examination of conscience guide to help users reflect on their sins, a locator to find nearby churches and their confession or mass times, and the ability to set reminders for spiritual habits like regular confession.

Is iConfess free to use?

Yes, the application is free to use. It does not have any in-app purchases or advertisements, allowing all users to access its features without cost.

Who is iConfess for?

This app is intended for Catholics who find confession intimidating or difficult to do regularly. It aims to break down barriers and make the sacrament more accessible, encouraging a deeper spiritual life.

How does iConfess help with making a confession?

The app guides users through the process of making a good confession. This includes an examination of conscience to help identify sins committed since the last confession, making the confession itself less intimidating and more thorough.