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In Catholicism, what sort of "sin" is one supposed to go to confession for?

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by mysticdeliria on January 11th, 2009
A Catholic may go to confession for any sin, or feeling of guilt they want to get off their chest. But are only required to go for grave sins, like going against one of the 10 commmandments.
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