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WHY WE PRAY FOR THE DEAD
In November, the Church takes special time to recall those who have gone before us. Fr. Jim Goeke, SJ, chaplain, math teacher and superior of our Jesuit community, penned an article for Jesuits, the magazine of the U.S. Central and Southern Province, about why we pray for the dead.
Remembrance: Why We Pray for the Dead
Fr. Jim Goeke, SJ | Jesuits Magazine
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Fr. Jim Goeke, SJ | Jesuits Magazine
One long-held tradition in the Catholic Church is praying for the deceased. Having a Mass offered in memory of a deceased loved one is considered an even more powerful prayer. As a matter of fact, when a Jesuit of the USA Central and Southern Province dies, every member of the province is obliged to offer one Mass for the deceased. Why is this necessary?
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