Help Holy Souls in Purgatory With a Double Plenary Indulgence This Jubilee 2025
The Jubilee Vatican decree lists the corporal and spiritual works and presents many ways to put them into practice.
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12 Ways to Obtain a Jubilee Indulgence
The Vatican has detailed how to obtain plenary indulgences — removing temporal punishment for sin through Christ’s merits — during the 2025 Jubilee Year.
How to Gain a Plenary Indulgence for the End of the Year and the Beginning of 2025
What does the Church say about indulgences as one year ends and another begins?
Here’s How Catholics Can Get 8 Plenary Indulgences During the First Week of November
For centuries, the Catholic Church widely observed All Saints’ Day (Nov. 1) as an octave, extending the holy celebration to eight days.
The Plenary Indulgences of Holy Week, Easter Octave and Divine Mercy Sunday for Everyone
From Holy Week through Divine Mercy Sunday — and beyond — we should try not to miss out on these indulgences for ourselves or for any soul in purgatory.
Vatican Offers Plenary Indulgence for Visiting the Elderly on Grandparents’ Day
The second World Day for Grandparents and the Elderly will be celebrated July 24.
There Is Still Time to Receive a Plenary Indulgence During Lent
A plenary indulgence is a grace granted by the Catholic Church through the merits of Jesus Christ, Mary, and all the saints to remove the temporal punishment due to sin.
How to Get a Plenary Indulgence Any Day This November 2021
The specific Nov. 2 plenary indulgence one can receive for their own soul by visiting a church or an oratory and reciting an Our Father and the Creed, can now also be done on any day in November.
Pope Grants July 25 Plenary Indulgence and Tells Catholics: Honor Your Grandparents That Day
COMMENTARY: It’s highly significant that Pope Francis has established the ‘World Day of Grandparents and the Elderly’ to be celebrated every year on the fourth Sunday of July.
Holy Week 2021: How to Obtain a Plenary Indulgence
A plenary indulgence can be obtained during Holy Week for oneself or for a deceased person if certain works established by the Church are performed.
