<p>In this episode we explore the journey of a career hitman as he reflects on his life of crime and murder - as he visits with a priest we consider confession and the necessity of contrition.  What sins do we carry around with us?  Are we contrite?  Do we seek the mercy and forgiveness that Christ alone can provide?</p>

In this episode we explore the journey of a career hitman as he reflects on his life of crime and murder - as he visits with a priest we consider confession and the necessity of contrition. What sins do we carry around with us? Are we contrite? Do we seek the mercy and forgiveness that Christ alone can provide?

<p>In this episode we explore the journey of a career hitman as he reflects on his life of crime and murder - as he visits with a priest we consider confession and the necessity of contrition. &nbsp;What sins do we carry around with us? &nbsp;Are we contrite? &nbsp;Do we seek the mercy and forgiveness that Christ alone can provide?</p>

The Irishman: Contrition, Confession, and Absolution...or Not?

Jeffrey Skopak and Michael Popp explore the intersection of faith, cinema, and the contemporary context of American culture. Using both classic movies as well as new releases, Skopak and Popp discuss how the cultural collisions of the twenty-first century are reflected in the movies and how Scripture speaks faith, comfort, and direction for the follower of Jesus.

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The Irishman: Contrition, Confession, and Absolution...or Not?