Posted By: Salsa on 2008-03-11
In Reply to: Question from a non-Catholic - Guest

and many people prefer face-to-face, but Canon Law still mandates that "confessionals" be offered for those who wish anonymity. I'm no longer a practicing Catholic, but if I were, I'd be choosing the confessional.

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