Last but not least: iPhone, I have sinned
Sinful Catholics now have the opportunity to entrust themselves to their iPhone, iPad or iPod Touch in an uncomplicated and unbureaucratic way - for a paltry 1.59 euros.
The program called "Confession" cannot replace absolution by a priest, as its developer Little iApps admits according to the press release. However, Catholics are invited to "prayerfully prepare for penance" - for 1.59 euros. The confession app is also intended to help save apostates and bring them home with digital technology.
And anyone who thinks they are committing another sin by using mobile confession can rest assured - two representatives of the Roman Catholic Church were involved in the development of the app. And that's not all: Cofession has officially received an episcopal blessing; a US bishop has given the application canonical approval. And even expressed the app's harmlessness in the form of a note "Nihil obstat", which means "nothing stands in the way".
Well then, pull out your iPhone and confess what the display can hold. And if you need a few ideas of what to confess, the official Sin calculator recommended - by the way, you will also find out how much you would have to pay at heaven's door for your sins in order to be let through the door.
