A plenary indulgence after a sincere confession and a worthy communion,
and praying for the intentions of His Holiness, may be gained by the
members of the association on the following days: First, on the day of
their entrance into the association, after they have recited the act of
consecration. Second, on the day of a general meeting, when all go to
communion in a body, and renew their promises. Third, on the feasts of the
Nativity (Christmas), the Circumcision, Epiphany, Easter and Ascension.
Fourth, on the feasts of the Blessed Virgin: Immaculate Conception,
Nativity, Annunciation, Purification, Assumption. Fifth, also on the
following days: feast of St. Joseph in March, Patronage of St. Joseph,
Third Sunday after Easter, Espousal of the Blessed Virgin on the twenty‐
third of January. Sixth, on the feast of the Holy Family, and Seventh, at
the hour of death.
Prayer.
O most loving Jesus, etc., etc.
Eighth Day.
Partial indulgences may be gained when visiting a church where the
association is established, provided the members pray for the prosperity
of Christendom, and for the intention of the Holy Father. Seven years and
seven quarantines may be gained on the feasts of the Visitation,
Presentation, and the Patronage of the Blessed Virgin. The same
indulgences may be gained by the family in the reunion in prayer among
themselves, if they pray before a picture of the Holy Family. The same
also, whenever the members attend a public meeting of the association.
Three hundred days’ indulgence is granted as often as a member of the
association recites, before a picture of the Holy Family, the prayer “O
most loving Jesus,” etc., etc. The members may gain an indulgence of two
hundred days when they make the salutation: “Jesus, Mary, and Joseph,
enlighten us, aid us, save us. Amen.” One hundred days for every new
member that is brought to the association, and sixty days for every good
work done in honor of the Holy Family. All these indulgences are
applicable to the souls in purgatory.
Prayer.
O most loving Jesus, etc., etc.
Ninth Day.
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