by Susan TassoneOn June 18, 2026, a profound and extraordinarily detailed task was given by Our Lady of Medjugorje* through the visionary, Marija Pavlovic-Lunetti. We were asked to pray for all our deceased and for our entire lineage, that Our Lord may free us from every evil and from every evil our relatives may have done. That through our prayer, our penance, we may ask for the grace that our ancestors may come out of Purgatory and go to Heaven.
By Susan TassoneIt is our duty to pray especially for the souls of our family, friends, and benefactors. Pray especially for our priests, and consecrated religious. We tend to “canonize” our clergy and loved ones immediately after their death. Fr. Frederick Faber tells us: “We are apt to leave off too soon praying for our parents, friends, or relatives, imagining with a foolish enlightened esteem for the holiness of their lives, that they are freed from purgatory much sooner than they really are.”
There’s always a sense of shock when someone close to us dies. The deeper our love, the more overwhelming our sorrow. That’s especially so when that death was sudden and unexpected.
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