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[Orris <glu...@pr...>]

Ld see the reward of the care and trouble they have undergone for their
children. Therefore children, in return for this care and trouble, must
show forth charity and beneficence, and must implore pardon and
forgiveness for their parents. So you ought, in return for the love and
kindness shown you by your father, to give to the poor for his sake,
with greatest submission and humility implore pardon and remission of
sins, and ask for the supreme mercy. It is even possible that the
condition of those who have died in sin and unbelief may become changed;
that is to say, they may become the object of pardon through the bounty
of God, not through His justice; for bounty is giving without desert,
and justice is giving what is deserved. As we have power to pray for
these souls here, so likewise we shall possess the same power in the
other world, which is the Ki