The Sun.
London, England, 1868-01-07 00:00:00

saving doctrine, to dissipate all the impious councils
of the enemy, to recal them from the gulf of sin to
the path of virtue, and to guide them in the way
of His commandments. We desire you, therefore,
to announce public prayers in your dioceses at your
discretion for three days within the next six months,
and within a year in transoceanic dioceses. And
that the faithful may assist at:these public prayers,
and beseech God with more devotion, we mercifully
grant in the Lord to all and every the faithful of
Christ of both sexes, who shall devoutly assist at
the prayers on the three days, who shall pray to
God according to our intentions in the present
needs of the Church, and who shall have been
cleansed by sacramental confession and rtf..e.hed by
holy communion, a plenary indulgence and remission
of all their sins. And to those of the faithful who,
being contrite of heart, shall on any one of the said
days perform the other works, we runit, according
to the wonted form of the Church, seven years
and seven forty days of the penances enjoined on
them or otherwise due. Also we grant in the Loid
that all and singular these indulgences, remissions
of sins, and relaxations of penances, may be applied
by way of suffrage to the souls of Christ's faithful
who have departed this life in union with God by
charity, all things whatsoever to the contrary
notwithstanding. Lastly, nothing is more pleasing
to us than to use this occasion to testify and repeat
the special kindness with which we embrace you in
the Lord. In sure token of which we accept the
Apostolic benediction which, with cordial affection,
we lovingly bestow on yourselves, venerable brethren,
and on all the clergy and laity entrusted to your
vigilance. Given at Rome, at St. Peter's, October
17, 1867, in the twenty-second year of our pontifi-
cate.—Pius P.P. IX." The pastoral then pro-
ceeds :—ln obedience to this gracious command
we appoint the 20th, 21st, and 22nd, or the 27th,
28th, and 29th of December, for prayer and sup-
plication, according to the intention of his Holi-
ness, and for the gaining of the indulgences. On
each of the said days there shall be said in the
morning after every Mass the Litany of our Lady,
and in the evening the litany of the saints followed
by benediction of the most holy sacrament. In
churches in which benediction is not or cannot
be given, we prescribe in lieu thereof that the candles
be lighted and the tabernacle door be opened, and
the litany of the saints be recited in presence of
the Blessed Sacrament. We further allow exposi-
tion of. the Blessed Sacrament on Sunday, the 22d,
or 29th, from the last Mass to the close of the
afternoon evening service.
.His Holiness grants a
plenary indulgence to such as shall attend the
morning or evening service on each of the appointed
days, and shall receive the sacraments of penance
and holy communion ; also a partial indulgence of
seven years and seven forty days to such as shall
attend either morning or evening service on each of
the appointed days, and shall receive the sacraments
of penance and holy communion ; also a partial in-
dulgence of seven years and seven forty days to such
as shall attend either morning or evening service
on any of the three days. We direct this pastoral
to be read on Sunday,. the 15th or 22d, and a
collection for the wants of the Holy Father to be
.announced for the Sunday following. Let the
amount collected in each church be forwarded at
once to the Rev. John Hawksworth, St. Patrick's,
Park-place, Liverpool. To the only God our Sa-
viour, through Jesus Christ our Lord, be glory and
magnificence, empire and power before all ages, and
now, and for all ages of ages, Amen."—St Jude.
Given at Warrington, during our visitation,
December, 11th 1867.

►ji ALEXANDER, Bishop of Liverpool.
(By command.) GEORGE, FISHER, Dean.

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