Jehovah's Witnesses

cnoc · 2022-10-26 16:54:58

My late brothers first anniversary is around this time, and I'm wondering should I get a mass said for him? Should I respect his beliefs and just ignore it? When he died I got a mass said for him.

26-10-2022 05:54PM

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My late brothers first anniversary is around this time, and I'm wondering should I get a mass said for him? Should I respect his beliefs and just ignore it?
When he died I got a mass said for him.

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#2 02-11-2022 02:08PM

Hotblack Desiato

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Sorry for your loss.
You could try asking in the Christianity forum, JW is a form of Christianity after all and this forum has been inactive for a long time now.
My opinion - do what you think is right. Funerals and other rituals surrounding death are for the benefit of the bereaved, if getting a mass said gives comfort to you and/or other relatives then what is the harm in it.

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I'm raptured by the joy of it all

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#3 02-11-2022 06:56PM

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https://www.boards.ie/discussion/comment/119823625#Comment_119823625

Thank for for that information.

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