1. On the day of reception. 2. A member elevated to the priesthood on the day of his first Mass. 3. At the hour of death. 4. During exercises of retreat, once a year. 5. On the first Sunday of each month. 6. All the Saturdays of Lent. 7. On Passion Sunday and on following Friday. 8. On Wednesday, Thursday and Friday of Holy Week. 9. On the feast of Christmas, Epiphany, Easter, Ascension and Pentecost. 10. On feast of Immaculate Conception, Nativity, Purification, Annunciation and Assumption of the Blessed Virgin Mary. 11. On the principal Theatine feasts; St. Cajetan, August 7; Exaltation of the Holy Cross, September 14; St. Andrew Avelino, November 10; St. Joseph, March 19; Blessed Joseph Mary Thomas, March 24; Finding of the Holy Cross, May 3: Blessed Paul Buralis (Theatine), June 17; St. John the Baptist, June 24; St. Peter and St. Paul, June 29; Last Sunday of July; Our Lady of Angels of Portiuncula, August 2; St. Augustine, August 28; St. Michael the Archangel, September 29; Guardian Angels, October 2; St. Teresa, October 15; All Saints, November 1; and Blessed John Maronius (Theatine), December 13. 12. On several other days of the year: on first and last days of Christmas novena; once a year during the Forty Hours; on April 12, Canonization of St. Cajetan; once a year on a day appointed by the Director General. 13. The indulgences of the Roman Stations on days specified in Roman Missal on condition that one visit a church containing an altar of Our Blessed Mother and pray for the ordinary intentions. (If the Theatines have a church in the place, that church is to be visited.-- Pius IX, December 3, 1847). 14. The indulgences of the seven Roman Basilicas twice a month (conditions same as last above). 15. Twice a month the indulgences granted those who visit the Holy Land and the Holy Sepulcher (conditions as in 13). 16. All the indulgences granted those who visit the seven Roman Basilicas, the Portiuncula Indulgence and the Jerusalem and Compostella indulgences, on condition that one recite six Our Fathers, six Hail Marys and six Glorias in honor of the adorable Trinity and of the Immaculate Mother of God, to obtain the exaltation of the Church, the extirpation of heresies and peace and union among Christian princes. By a decree of the Congregation of Indulgences (March 31, 1859), the indulgences of the seven Roman Basilicas, of the Portiuncula, of Jerusalem and of St. James of Compostella may be gained every time (toties quoties) that a member of the Association of the Miraculous Medal recites six Our Fathers, six Hail Marys and six Glorias, anywhere, without adding any other prayers and even without receiving the Sacraments (the state of grace, of course, supposed). All these indulgences are applicable to the souls in Purgatory. This decree of the Congregation was confirmed by Pius IX. April 14, 1856. _Partial Indulgences._ 1. Sixty years for those who make half an hour's meditation.