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| Quick Questions | What does Hosanna mean? | |
| Quick Questions | Can we pray directly to God or must all prayer go through Jesus? | |
| Quick Questions | What is the significance of making the sign of the cross before and after private prayer? | |
| Quick Questions | What does the word again mean in the Apostles’ Creed phrase “he rose again”? | |
| Quick Questions | Do the indulgences granted for praying the rosary require that all of the mysteries are prayed? | |
| Quick Questions | What is a locution? | |
| Quick Questions | How many plenary or partial indulgences can one receive per day? | |
| Quick Questions | Do I have to confess to receive a plenary indulgence? | |
| Quick Questions | Can a person gain an indulgence without intending to do so? | |
| Quick Questions | Is it permissible to sell items such as rosaries, medals, Bibles, etc., that have been blessed? | |
| Quick Questions | Are there any rules governing relics? | |
| Quick Questions | If you sell a blessed item, is it no longer blessed? |
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