Where does guilt come from?
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Is Catholic guilt real? There's a difference between guilt and shame. Guilt is a feeling of remorse or responsibility for a specific action or behavior that goes against our conscience. Guilt can even be a healthy emotion that leads to repentance and positive change.
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