Examination of Conscience. First Commandment “I am the Lord your God. You shall not have strange gods before me.”

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Examination of Conscience

First Commandment “I am the Lord your God. You shall not have strange gods before me.”

Have I really loved God above all things or have I made other things more important than God? a celebrity music sports TV clothes money peer approval pleasure

Have I made time for God each day in prayer? Do I pray only when I need something or do I also seek to praise Him and thanks Him, too?

Have I made a serious effort to get to know my faith well?

Have I endangered my faith in God by superstitious or evil practices like witchcraft, wicca, ouija boards, fortune tellers, psychics, or horoscopes?

Have I denied my faith before others? Have I been willing to affirm, defend and practice my faith before others and not just in private?

Second Commandment “You shall not take the Name of the Lord your God in vain.”

Do I love and have reverence for God’s Name?

Have I used God’s Name carelessly, in anger or in surprise?

Have I called down evil on anyone?

Have I used bad language?

Do I try my best to fulfill the promises and resolutions that I have made toward God, especially those of my Baptism?

Have I shown disrespect for the Blessed Virgin Mary, the Saints, the Church, and those who have consecrated their lives to God?

Third Commandment “Remember to keep holy the Sabbath Day.”

Did I miss Mass on Sunday or a Holy Day of Obligation through my own fault?

Have I really prayed and paid attention during Mass, or do I just go through the motions? Do I participate at Mass by singing and praying the responses? Do I pay attention to the Word of God and try to apply it to my life?

Have I arrived at Mass late or arrived early without a serious reason?

Have I kept the Eucharist fast before Holy Mass? Have I received Holy Communion in a state of mortal sin?

Did I do work on Sunday that was not necessary? Have I used Sunday just as a part of the weekend or as a day for acts of love toward God, my family, and those in need?

Fourth Commandment “Honor your Father and your Mother.”

Have I been thankful towards my parents for the sacrifices they have made for me?

Have I disobeyed my parents or those in authority?

Have I disrespected my family members or treated them poorly by insulting, mocking, ridiculing them or yelling at them?

Do I listen to my parents’ reasoning when they say “no” to me?

Do I try to bring happiness and peace to my family, or do I cause tension and division?

Do I help out around the house?

Do I make time to visit my elderly relatives and those in poor health?

Fifth Commandment “You shall not kill.”

Have I physically harmed someone or tried to do so? Have I been violent in my words or actions?

Have I intentionally cut or harmed my body, forgetting that it is meant to be a temple of the Holy Spirit?

Have I done drugs, allowed myself to become intoxicated or done other things that will damage my heath? Have I sold or distributed illegal drugs?

Have I put others down to feel better about myself? Have I caused others to sin? Have I held grudges, tried to get even, hated, or failed to forgive someone?

Do I get angry easily and lose my temper? Do I act rudely, impolitely or arrogantly towards others?

Did I attempt suicide or entertain thoughts of taking my life? Have I harmed animals, littered or been destructive to the environment? Did I have an abortion or encourage or help someone else to have one?

Sixth Commandment “You shall not commit adultery.” Ninth Commandment “You shall not covet your neighbor’s wife.”

Have I remained chaste and pure in mind and body, as God ask of me?

Do I understand and appreciate my sexuality and desire to save the gift of myself for marriage?

Do I deliberately look at impure TV programs, computer sites, videos, pictures, or movies?

Have I touched or kissed another person lustfully? Have I treated others, in my deeds and thoughts, as objects?

Did I commit impure acts with myself (masturbation) or with others through adultery (sex with a married person), fornication (premarital sex) or homosexual activity?

Have I been the occasion of sin for others by acting or dressing immodestly? Do I have reverence for the institution of marriage as God made it, a union by God of one man and one woman?

Seventh Commandment “You shall not steal.” Tenth Commandment “You shall not covet your neighbor’s goods.”

Have I been greedy or jealous of things others have? Do I resent their popularity or success? Have I nagged my parents into buying things my friends have or complained when they did not purchase something for me?

Did I shoplift, steal or take things that didn’t belong to me? Did I receive stolen goods? Have I returned or made restitution for things I have stolen?

Did I damage other’s property without owning up to it or repairing it? Have I cheated at school or at games? Have I “forgotten” to return something I borrowed?

Do I generously share what I have with the needy? Do I use the money I have responsibly? Do I give of my time, talent and treasure within my parish community?

Eighth Commandment “You shall not bear false witness against your neighbor.”

Have I lied? Have I kept my promises? Did I break a secret or a confidence?

Have I injured another’s reputation by lying about them or have I hurt others by revealing true hidden faults about them?

Have I gossiped or passed on rumors? Have I judged others? Did I insult or tease others with the intention of hurting them?