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sorrowful1
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Can I offer prayers to God for my deceased grand parents who weren’t Christians? I find conflicting arguments on this. What would the members here think about it? 
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PatK63
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Certainly! Prayer is talking. Ask God for anything that is good. He will be pleased. He knows the disposition of souls.
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Annie
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One thing I noticed is that it seems throughout the history of the Church, I have never seen a prohibition or even a word said against praying for non-Catholics who have died.
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paperwight
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Indeed. It is sad that the OP has heard otherwise.One thing I noticed is that it seems throughout the history of the Church, I have never seen a prohibition or even a word said against praying for non-Catholics who have died.
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Gab123
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“Then Peter began to speak: “I now realize how true it is that God does not show favoritism but accepts from every nation the one who fears him and does what is right” Acts 10:34:
Christians were given more, thus more will be expected from Christians. So yes, definitely pray for the souls in purgatory regardless of what religion they were on earth.
Christians were given more, thus more will be expected from Christians. So yes, definitely pray for the souls in purgatory regardless of what religion they were on earth.
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