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                        Your Own Purgatory Prayer Program Today!
 At Helpers of the Holy Souls, we offer a FREE
                            start-up Purgatory Prayer Program that you can
                          customize to your liking.  It can be said as a
                          private devotional in a chapel or church or be said
                          as a monthly Catholic prayer meeting in a chapel, church,
                          or even at someone's home.
 
 I was involved in a monthly First Saturday prayer meeting
                          for at least eight to ten years at a friend's home.
 
 Monthly Catholic Prayer Meetings are a great way to:
 
 
                          
                            pray
                              for the Church Suffering as well as strengthening
                            the Church Militant confirm
                                fellow Catholics in areas of the faith they may have
                            questions about.share
                                common struggles
                                and sufferings (as well as joys and successes) on
                            home and work-related issuesmeet new friends
                                and connect with old acquaintances.
 Usually after the prayer meeting, my friend's wife
                              was gracious enough to have some coffee, soda and
                              other snacks prepared.
 
 HelpersOfTheHolySouls.com support these type of Catholic
                              prayer meetings as long as "the talk" before
                                and after the prayer meeting is faithful to the Church.
 
 Many times, conversation
                          about unapproved Marian apparitions can arise or
                          a Gnostic environment can develop: 
                                 
                              If conversation or
                                  practices develop within the prayer meetings that
                                  are contrary to any paragraph of the Catechism of
                                  the Catholic Church or Church's Magisterium, you
                                  know it's time to leave. Prudence should be used
                                  in discerning whether the issues involved should
                              be brought to the local bishop.
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