_Plenary_.--On any one of fifteen consecutive Saturdays, for Five Mysteries or other devotions to the Mysteries of the Rosary: Confession, Communion each Saturday, or on Sundays, if prevented on Saturdays. 7 _years_ and 7 _forty days_ for the same on the other Saturdays. _Plenary_.--For any devout Novena of approved prayers in honor of Our Lady of the Rosary: Contrition, Confession, Communion, prayers for the Pope's intentions on any day within the Novena or within eight days after. 300 _days_ on all other days of the above Novena. FOR OCTOBER DEVOTIONS. _Plenary_.--On Rosary Sunday, or any day within the Octave: Confession, Communion, visit to a Church, with prayers for the Pope's intentions; and provided Five Mysteries are said on the feast and on every day during the Octave, either publicly in a Church or in private. _Plenary_.--For Five Mysteries, either publicly or in private, on any ten days of October (after the Octave of the Rosary): Confession, Communion, visit to a Church, and there pray for the Pope's intentions, on any day at choice. 7 _years_ and 7 _forty days_ every day in October for Five Mysteries either in Church or in private. _Note.--All these additional Indulgences are applicable to the Holy Souls._ The above is an exact Summary of Rosary Indulgences as given in the Index of Indulgences, approved by Pope Leo XIII, at an audience granted August 29, 1899. Since the list just given was approved by Pope Leo XIII, his successor Pope Pius X, added, or rather renewed, an Indulgence formerly granted by Pope Innocent VIII., viz., that of 100 _years and as many forty days_ daily to members of the Rosary Confraternity who carry their Rosary beads about with them (July 31, 1906). A further concession was made by Pope Pius X. (October 13, 1906). To gain the Indulgences attached to the Rosary it is no longer necessary to say the Five Mysteries at one time. They may be separated, and a single Mystery may be said at a time. CONDITIONS FOR GAINING THE INDULGENCES. 1. The contrition mentioned as required for the gaining of an Indulgence is not an actual condition, but only a necessary disposition, and indicated merely that the recipient must be in the state of grace. 2. Weekly Confession, when habitual, suffices for gaining all the Indulgences, Plenary and Partial, obtainable within the week. 3. One Communion suffices to gain many plenary Indulgences. 4. Communion on Saturday, or on the Vigil of a feast, suffices, provided the other conditions prescribed be performed on the Sunday or feast following. 5. Those unable to receive Holy Communion at the hour of death can gain the Plenary Indulgence in which the condition of Communion is required, by invoking the sacred name of JESUS, at least in heart when they can not do so by word. 6. The visit to the Church, etc., can be made either before or after Communion. 7. The prayers offered in the Indulgenced Church at the time of Mass or Communion suffice for the visit.