The archdiocese announced that Aquila was given a one-year grace period for full absolution by Pope Francis.
C. Rubini CTC, Vatican News
After the Mass scheduled for 6.30 pm today, the Auxiliary Bishop of Aquila Archdiocese, Mon. Antonio de Angelo will re-close the holy gates of the Basilica of Santa Maria di Collemaggio, opened yesterday by Pope Francis during his pastoral visit. But the penitentiary will not end today, as Pope Celestine V says in the decree “Inter sanctorum solemnia”. According to a special dispensation granted by Pope Francis, pilgrims arriving at Aquila will be able to enjoy a full indulgence each day until August 28, the Day of Forgiveness 2023.
V. Absolution can also be obtained by participating in liturgies in honor of Pope Celestine V, or by spending time in prayer before the saint’s relics. And other conditions for full absolution are the Creed, the Our Father in Heaven, and the recitation of the Holy Father’s orders. V. To participate in rituals performed in honor of Celestino
8 days before or after the Sacrament of Reconciliation and reception of the Holy Eucharist. For the elderly and the sick, for those seriously ill who cannot leave their homes, with due penance for each sin, the other three means when possible V. Complete liberation can be achieved by performing spiritual fulfillment in front of an image of Celestino and by offering one’s prayers and one’s own life’s pains to the Merciful God. Penalty exemption can also be offered for the bereaved.