Seek to be commemorated at the Divine Liturgy. 

Confession is the sacrament that saves, not Holy Communion. 

You grow to realize that confession is the mystery that saves us. The absolution of our sins is the greatest thing we have to present for ourselves at the Last Judgement. 

Confession never ends, and you become attentive to all things. Carelessness is a grave fault that can cause a sin to be repeated. It's like washing under one armpit, which means you haven't paid heed to yourself. 

If you consider that you must make a thorough confession, you'll control yourself in all you do, and this is a way of life. 

A Saturday afternoon with the Forgotten Woman. Something may be allowable, but that does not mean it is useful for eternal salvation. 

Catechism pp. 36-39

The Parables of Christ 

- The Unmerciful Servant (St. Matthew 18:21-35)

- The Good Samaritan (St. Luke 10: 25-37)

- The Rich Man and Lazarus (St. Luke 16: 19-31)

Meditate frequently on Christ, the Eternal truth, knocking gently at the door of your heart. 

One of the beatitudes says that you can see God. All of our desires are fulfilled in seeing Him, this is blessedness. 

The devil shows us who we truly are, and when we sin, he truly humbles us. Thus, the devil works indirectly towards man's salvation.