At any rate, has not the soul of a rich man a better chance than the soul of a poor man?

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We cannot make such a comparison. The rich man who provides for the offering of Masses for the repose of his soul has a better chance of diminishing his purgatory than the rich man who makes no such provision.

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I want my question answered. A rich man leaves $19000 for Masses for his soul. A poor man leaves but $1. Who has the better chance of entering heaven?
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I am an Anglican, and I was present in the Anglican Church of St. James in Sydney where a Requiem Mass was celebrated for the repose of the soul of one of our deceased priests. This occurred in 1930.
But would they say Masses for the poor?
Would it not be better for thousands of children of physically, mentally, morally, or financially unfit parents never to have been born?
It is a source of revenue which no Priest dare fail to utilize. The selling of Masses must be most profitable.
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If you do not extort, you press home the fact that, unless such Masses are said, the soul of the loved one will remain in purgatory.
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Your harnessing purgatory to the idea of offering to God is most ingenious. So the Church is equal to God?
What is your Romish reply to the challenge of Art. XXII. in the Book of Common Prayer?
You sanction the great shame of almsgiving.
I have no religion and am well off; the poor wretches who practice religion do not seem to gain much by it.
Don't Priests visit the bereaved and tell them that so many dollars are required per week for Masses?
Why don't Priests pray for the souls of the poor without payment of money which only the rich can afford?
Christ said that a rich man could not enter Heaven.
The Bible's Mention of Heaven, Hell, and Other States
Yet Priests accept offerings for Masses under false pretenses.

At any rate, has not the soul of a rich man a better chance than the soul of a poor man?

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