Now for Catholics, Apple's Confession app
Confession Apple App
Have trouble keeping track of your sins? Don't worry, there's an app for that.
The Roman Catholic Church has approved Confession, an Apple app for the iPhone and iPad that claims is "the perfect aid for every penitent." The app let's users keep a running diary of sins that can later be use in confession.
Confession also offers step-by-step guides on the sacrament of reconciliation, or confession. All this virtual guidance will cost $1.99.
The launch comes shortly after Pope Benedict XVI urged Christians to embrace the digital age.
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