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It's a priceless treasure but somewhere along the line, we stopped needing it (or so we think)
Blessed Fernando Olmeda Reguera wasn't about to betray his priesthood. He is one of the many victim priests of the Spanish Civil War.
Blessed Richard Thirkeld became the confessor for St. Margaret Clitherow, the wife of an official of the city of York.
These two martyrs of the Spanish Civil War went to their death defending their priesthood, including the Sacramental Seal.
Going to Confession wipes away our sin, but what about the flabbiness we've left in our wills?
St. John Nepomucene is considered the patron saint of the sacred seal, having defended it amidst torture in the 14th century.
Father Mateo Correa was a victim of the Cristero War, unwilling to betray his fellow Catholics being persecuted.
Father Peter Marielux (1825) was chaplain of the Spanish forces trying to ward off Peruvian independence.
SB 360 must now be taken up by the assembly
SB 360 amended, but it is still unacceptable to Catholic leaders.
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