I sin and I'm not ashamed. What's wrong with me?translated

I have committed a sin, but my conscience is silent: why is this so? What to do in a situation when you understand everything in your head, but don’t feel guilt or shame? Why do some people suffer over the slightest offense, while others calmly commit serious sins? And is it necessary to repent before each communion, even if it is only “in word, deed, thought”?

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In the new episode of the TET-A-TET podcast, we figure out how conscience works, why people react differently to the same sin, what real repentance is, how to make your conscience more sensitive and learn to notice your own sins.

Presenter Alexander Ananyev Our guest is Archpriest Andrei Yurevich, cleric of the Church of the Annunciation of the Blessed Virgin Mary in Petrovsky Park, member of the Union of Architects of Russia, corresponding member of the Petrovsky Academy of Sciences and Arts

Timecodes 00:00 - Intro 00:36 - If conscience is silent, does that mean there is no sin? 02:26 - How to make your conscience sensitive 07:04 - Why a smoker may not be ashamed 11:43 - Same action, different upbringing 13:06 - Wedding without love or love without wedding? 16:48 - “I am aware of my sins, but I am not ashamed” 17:24 - Why not...