“Consider then...the magnitude of these sufferings which the souls in Purgatory endure; and the means which we have of mitigating them: our prayers, our good works, and, above all, the holy sacrifice of the Mass” -Saint John Vianney
“If, during life, we have been kind to the suffering souls in purgatory, God will see that help be not denied us after death.” - St. Paul of the Cross
“No one is barred from heaven. Whoever wants to enter heaven may do so because God is merciful. Our Lord will welcome us into glory with His arms wide open. The Almighty is pure however, and if a person is conscious of the least trace of imperfection and at the same time understands that Purgatory is ordained to do away with such impediments, the soul enters this place of perfection gladly to accept so great a mercy of God. The worst suffering of these suffering souls is to have sinned against Divine Goodness and not to have been purified in this life.” – St. Catherine of Genoa
Our Lady of Fatima Purgatorial Society will gather at St. Andrew’s Parish on Second Saturdays to assist the suffering souls in purgatory at 8:00am.
SECOND SATURDAY SCHEDULE
Latin Mass
A Requiem Mass is offered for the souls in purgatory if there is not a saint.
Eucharistic Adoration
Rosary
Prayers for the Holy Father to gain a plenary indulgence for a soul or oneself will be added.
Quiet Prayer
Confession
Confessions will be heard from 7:30am to 7:50am and during Adoration and the Rosary.
