On the second Sunday of Easter, the Catholic Church also celebrates Divine Mercy Sunday, in which the faithful can obtain a plenary indulgence for themselves or for someone who has died. Here we share the requirements to achieve this gift.
In a broad way it can be said that plenary indulgence is a grace that “returns” the soul to the state in which it was when receiving Baptism. If a person dies after receiving it, he goes directly to Heaven.
In his appearances to Saint Faustina Kowalska, Christ, under the devotion of the Lord of the Divine Mercyassured several thanks to those who take advantage of his mercy.