Are You Ready and Willing?

I am Meek and Humble of Heart

Let Us Remember Our Dear Departed!

An indulgence consists in this: when we commit a sin and repent, God forgives us, but there is still something that needs to be paid. This obligation or debt that is pending can be totally or partially eliminated through the practice of indulgences.

On the day of the Faithful Departed, there is the possibility of gaining a PLENARY INDULGENCE, which can be applied to the blessed souls in purgatory. We can only gain one plenary indulgence per day.

WHAT WE HAVE TO DO:

1. On November 2: Visit a Church or public oratory, and pray there an Our Father.

2. From November 1 to November 8: We can gain a plenary indulgence every day visiting a Cemetery and praying there for the faithful departed.

GENERAL CONDITIONS FOR GAINING PLENARY INDULGENCES:

1. Must be baptized and must not be excommunicated.

2. Having the intention, at least in general, of gaining the indulgence.

3. Confession: It can be made within eight days before or after the day in question.

4. Receiving Communion on the day in question.

5. Praying for the Pope’s intentions: an Our Father, a Hail Mary and a Glory Be. These intentions are the following ones (they were predetermined by the Church, and they are not the Pope’s personal intentions):

a) The exaltation of the Holy Catholic and Apostolic Church.

b) The eradication of heresies.

c) The propagation of Catholic Faith.

d) The conversion of sinners.

e) Peace and concord among Christian princes.

f) All other goods of Christian community.

6. Having no attachment to sin, not even venial sins.

7. Observing that to which the Indulgence was granted.

NOTE: If the conditions are not entirely fulfilled, there is still the possibility of gaining a partial Indulgence.

What the souls in purgatory need are indulgences and Masses, many Masses! Order Masses for your relatives and for all the faithful departed in general, God will know who to apply them to.

See (Click here). WHAT ARE INDULGENCES AND HOW TO GAIN THEM

http://www.catholicityblog.com/2016/01/what-are-indulgences-and-how-to-acquire.html

October 31: Two Evil Celebrations

Long live Christ the King

Should We Pay Tribute to a Reprobate?

Luther did not seek to reform the Church – divinely founded – but to destroy it through the creation of his human establishment made according to his liking and convenience. He was not a reformer but a deformer.

If we celebrate Luther’s rebellion against the Church of Christ and the revealed doctrine, then following the same logic we should also celebrate the rebellion of Lucifer and its daemons against God.

If Luther, the heresiarch, blasphemed in a thousand ways, as when he said: “the Catholic Mass is the greatest and most horrible abomination of the Popes,” Lucifer shouted: “Non serviam” (I will not serve) talking about God made man.

Both rebellions had in common PRIDE. That is why, according to the vision of Sister Maria Serafina Micheli*, both of them are in Hell. And to celebrate Luther means to pay homage to a reprobate.

*NOTE: (To read click here): Sister Maria Serafina Micheli

The Blasphemous That Will Soon Be Celebrated in Sweden And Whose Statue Presided Over Pope Francis' Audience

We have transcribed just a few of his outbursts against the Pope and the Church founded by Christ, we have omitted the blasphemies against the Holy Eucharist.

Sources:

1) From Against the Papacy at Rome founded by the Devil, p. 341, Luther's Works, Vol. 41
2) From defense and explanation of all the articles, p. 46, Luther's Works, Vol. 32
3) From Against the Papacy at Rome founded by the Devil, p. 357, Luther's Works, Vol. 41
4) From Against the heavenly prophets, p. 216, Luther's Work, Vol. 40
5) From Explanation of the 95 theses, p. 185, Luther's Works, Vol. 31
6) From Explanation of the 95 theses, p. 204, Luther's Works, Vol. 31
7) From Why did the books of the Pope were burned, p. 393, Luther's Works, Vol. 31
8) From With regard to the ministry, p. 34, Luther's Works, Vol. 40