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This guide for the sacrament of confession, provides a step-by-step walk through of the sacrament for those unfamiliar with or nervous about receiving this sacrament. There is also a detailed Examination of Conscience following the form of the Ten Commandments. Each commandment includes an excerpt from the Catechism of the Catholic Church for context. Additionally, the Examination provides familiar comments and phrases teenagers use which illuminate often hidden sinful attitudes in their lives. An Act of Contrition is included at the end.

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Product details File Size 228 KB Print Length 17 pages Publisher Kyle Metzger (April 25, 2011) Publication Date April 25, 2011 Sold by  Digital Services LLC Language English ASIN B004Y6547A

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This is the best teen exam I have ever read. I really like that he gives tell-tale phrases to remind you that you might be going against this commandment.
However, I have four small issues which give it 4 instead of 5 stars.
1. Birth Control - obviously this is a sin for married couples but a. it's debatable if it adds to fornication in teens, and b. the question attempts not to give teens ideas but ends up being too confusing for 90% of teens to understand what he's talking about.
2. A little lack of balance - he tries to make every commandment about the same length but some commandments (9 & 10) can be MUCH shorter.
3. It doesn't have a shortened version for regular confession
4. He could simplify its use by rewording so "yes" always means a sin rather than leaving it to the teens, especially in things the Church is not in line with society.