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A friendly reminder: It’s never too late to ask for forgiveness

Mar. 19, 2013 4:43pm Meredith Jessup

I never get tired of posting stories about people who do the right thing. In the struggles of others, we can often learn a lot about ourselves.

Take, for instance, this story out of Michigan. Whenever you think it’s “too late” to make amends, consider this:

A person who claims to have stolen $800 from a Barry County store about 30 years ago has repaid the money in cash — with interest.

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flaboater1
Posted on March 20, 2013 at 9:59am
As a rather poor college student, i worked at a 7-11 and took some things from the store…after feeling guilty about it for over 20 years, I broke down and fessed up to 7-11, wrote them a letter, signed and and sent them a check for the amount I felt I owed them…I received a nice letter back from them saying they donated my check to a charitable organization

It was minor , but what a relief it was. I felt like a huge burden was lifted from my shoulders and I could once again go into a 7-11 for a big gulp without feeling guilty…(except of course in NYC)

For everyone who is burdened by something like this…try it…you’ll like it…!

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My2
Posted on March 19, 2013 at 8:20pm
I’m really beginning to understand the benefits of confession, repentence & absolution. I know I still feel bad about lying to the policeman about not knowing that a bulb was burnt out on my truck, I should have just said, I know I have the bulb but haven’t gotten around to putting it in. It is such a silly thing to have to waste energy on!

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ImChiquita
Posted on March 19, 2013 at 8:20pm
THAT is very sweet of the guilty. Whatever they’ve been dealing with, that elephant has left the building!

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