chaplets

[billcu1]

It seems to me that a chaplet to each of the three persons should be appropriate. I know there is one for the holy spirit. But what about the father and son? Also on another note; which chaplets carry indulgences for everything?

 

[I_love_rocks]

I’m not sure about a chaplet for God the Father, but there is a Rosary to God the Father, and the Divine Mercy Chaplet to Jesus. There’s also a chaplet to honor the holy wounds of Christ. Does that help?

 

[billcu1]

I’m not sure about a chaplet for God the Father, but there is a Rosary to God the Father, and the Divine Mercy Chaplet to Jesus. There’s also a chaplet to honor the holy wounds of Christ. Does that help?

I think so. Is there a rosary to the holy spirit? What kind of indulgences go with the chaplet of St. Michael?

 

[I_love_rocks]

I think so. Is there a rosary to the holy spirit? What kind of indulgences go with the chaplet of St. Michael?

Rosary / Chaplet of the Holy wounds of Our Lord Jesus Christ / chaplet of Mercy (taken from my little blue Pieta book) 300 days’ indulgence.

Chaplet of St. Michael does not specify indulgencecs per-se. Here’s what I’ve found in the same Pieta book…
Chaplet of St. Michael - St Michael appearing one day to Antoian d’ Astonac, a most devout Servant of God, told her that he wished to be honored by nine salutations corresponding to the nine Choirs of Angels, which should consist of one Our Father and three Hail Marys in honor of each of the angelic choirs.
Promises of St. Michael - Whosoever would practice this devotion in his honor would have, when approaching the Holy Table, an escort of nine angels chosen from each one of the nine choirs. In addition, for the daily recital of these nine salutations he promised his continual assistance and that of all the holy angels during life, and after death deliverance from purgatory for themselves and their relations… and then it lists the specific chaplet prayers.

In going through a lot of the prayers I’ve been praying from this book, and other sources, it seems as though the shorter prayers, sometimes under certain pious conditions, have amazing indulgences attached. [For example, The Anima Christi prayer has an indulgence of 300 days, but when prayed after receiving the Holy Eucharist at Mass in a state of grace, the indulgence is then 7 years’ indulgence.] And the devotions - rosaries, novenas, way of the cross, chaplets, mostly seem to have (above and beyond indulgences) these amazing promises attached. Such as the 15 promises made to those who pray the daily rosary, the family rosary, the promises attached to those who pray the occasional Way of the Cross, and to those who pray frequently, the Way of the Cross… Does that help?

 

[JM3]

vatican.va/holy_father/paul_vi/apost_constitutions/documents/hf_p-vi_apc_19670101_indulgentiarum-doctrina_en.html

1. The following norms introduce appropriate variations in the discipline of indulgences, taking into consideration the proposals advanced by the episcopal conferences.

The rulings of the Code of Canon Law and of the decrees of the Holy See concerning indulgences which do not go counter to the new norms remain unchanged.

In drawing up the new norms these three considerations have been particularly observed: to establish a new measurement for partial indulgences; to reduce considerably the number of plenary indulgences; and, as for the so-called “real” and “local” indulgences, to reduce them and give them a simpler and more dignified formulation.

Regarding partial indulgences, with the abolishment of the former determination of days and years, a new norm or measurement has been established which takes into consideration the action itself of the faithful Christian who performs a work to which an indulgence is attached.