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🕯️ Tomorrow, one short church visit can be the biggest thing you do for someone you lost. The Church's official handbook of indulgences, and the Catechism of the Catholic Church (1471, 1032). Catholics believe the dead can still be helped by the living. On November 2, All Souls' Day, the Church attaches its fullest gift, a plenary indulgence, to something simple: visit a church or public chapel and say one Our Father and one Creed there. This gift can't be kept for yourself. It can only go to someone who has died. The Church doesn't tell us where any soul is. It tells us the prayer is never wasted. Send this to whoever in your family is still grieving. The 4 conditions: 1️⃣ Go to confession, within about 20 days before or after. One confession can cover several indulgences. 2️⃣ Receive Communion, ideally the same day. 3️⃣ Pray for the Pope's intentions. One Our Father and one Hail Mary is enough. 4️⃣ Be free of attachment to any sin, even a small one. If that falls short, the indulgence is partial, and still worth it. Can't get there tomorrow? Your bishop can move the visit to the Sunday before or after, or to All Saints' Day, so ask your parish. And from November 1 to 8, you can gain one each day by visiting a cemetery and praying for the dead, even silently. One plenary indulgence a day is the limit, so one day can be for your mother and the next for your father.
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