Reconciliation Companion Journal

Description

This book contains the following sections:
Examinations
Burn List
How-to & Prayers
Journaling
Resources

Bulk purchase discounts and customization options are available: if you’d like a copy for everyone in your group, or if you’d like to adjust or add a section to better fit your group’s needs, contact the author for a quote: annaschulten.com.

Don’t have time to wait for shipping? Want to make copies of specific pages? Printable versions of this book are also available online through the author’s website: for both individual and group use.

The Reprints Clause: after purchasing a book or printable, you may make unlimited photocopies of these pages for yourself, for personal use, as long as you leave the copyright markings on the bottom of each page. You may also make copies for 1-4 team members. If you’d like to make 5 or more copies or reprints of a product, please purchase a group license through my website, annaschulten.com.

The following templates and layouts are included in this journal:
Foreward: a story about confession
How to make a good examination of conscience
Mortal vs. Venial Sins
Litany of Humility
Examination of Conscience Lists
Truths and Myths about the Sacrament
Invisible Journaling
Burn List
How to go to Confession
Prayers
Chaplet of Divine Mercy
Last Time I Went to Confession Tracker
Good Advice Notes
Journaling Prompts
Resources
Prayer Cards
Pocket

Purchase this book or copies of the templates online: Check us out at annaschulten.com (for more information and for links to printable versions), or search “Anna Schulten” in the amazon.com search bar for a list of all available books.

A note on printing printables:
All printables are made to be printed actual size, 100% scale on Letter paper (8.5×11 inches), double-sided, flip on the short edge. If your printer is clipping the edges or cannot print ¼ inch margins, you may “scale to fit” the printables instead of leaving them full-size.
After printing, simply fold them in half down the middle, and use staples, string, or a very stretchy rubber band to bind them together.