This Christmas, join a powerful spiritual initiative to release millions of souls from purgatory through specific prayers, sacrifices, sufferings, and a novena. Inspired by Catholic saints and mystics, this practice promises profound blessings, healings, and conversions for you and your family. Learn the steps to participate and deepen your Christmas Mass experience with prayers revealed by mystic Catalina Rivas.
This Christmas, you have the opportunity to participate in a profound spiritual mission to release millions of souls from purgatory. This initiative is rooted in Catholic tradition and mysticism, promising not only to free these souls but also to bring healing and conversions into your life and family. Here’s how you can join this powerful movement and make this Christmas truly transformative.
Many saints and mystics in the Catholic tradition, including St. Dennis the Carthusian, St. Alphonsus Liguori, and St. Teresa of Avila, have revealed that Christmas is the day when the most souls are released from purgatory. This is because Christmas marks the beginning of our salvation through the birth of Jesus Christ, the greatest gift from God. On this day, God’s generosity is unmatched, offering grace that initiates the entrance of many souls into heaven.
Jesus invites us to join Him in the work of salvation. He does not act alone but calls upon His Blessed Mother, the apostles, and millions of believers to help release souls from purgatory. By participating, you become a vital part of this divine plan, presenting these souls as a gift to Jesus Himself.
To maximize the spiritual impact of your prayers and sacrifices, follow these four steps:
Inspired by the Peruvian mystic Catalina Rivas, who had a vision of the Mass, specific prayers can intensify your participation. These prayers include invoking the Holy Spirit for peace and cleansing, asking for forgiveness during the penitential rite, glorifying the Holy Trinity at the Gloria, and offering prayers after Mass for protection and transformation.
Be generous in your tithe during Christmas Mass. The offertory is a moment to unite your offerings with the sacrifice of Jesus on the cross. Even in difficult financial times, increasing your generosity invites God’s abundant blessings in return.
You don’t need to add new sufferings; instead, unite your existing sufferings with those of Jesus during the offertory. Offer these sufferings for the intention of releasing souls from purgatory.
If you haven’t been praying a Christmas novena, consider St. Teresa of Calcutta’s emergency novena. This involves praying ten memoraires to the Blessed Mother, nine as part of the novena and one as thanksgiving. This novena has been known to bring miraculous results.
Catalina Rivas’s vision revealed that arriving early to Mass and preparing your heart by asking the Holy Spirit to cleanse you of worldly distractions enhances your participation. During the Mass, pray the recommended prayers at key moments:
These prayers help you engage fully with the Mass’s infinite value and open your heart to God’s grace.
By participating in this initiative, you will not only help release millions of souls but also experience incredible healing and conversions in your own life and family. The grace poured out through these prayers and sacrifices can transform your spiritual journey and bring peace and blessings.
Many are praying together every night at 9:00 p.m. Central Standard Time to complete the Christmas novena. You are invited to join this community prayer, especially on Christmas Eve, to unite your intentions with others.
This Christmas, give the greatest gift possible—the gift of heaven to souls in purgatory. Through prayer, sacrifice, and offering your sufferings, you can be an instrument of God’s mercy and love. Embrace this opportunity to deepen your faith and witness the miraculous power of God’s grace in your life.
From my family to yours, Merry Christmas. May God bless you abundantly.
Note: For those interested, a document containing all the specific prayers revealed to Catalina Rivas is available to guide you through this spiritual journey.
