4. Communion on Saturday, or on the Vigil of a feast, suffices,
provided the other conditions prescribed be performed on the
Sunday or feast following.
5. Those unable to receive Holy Communion at the hour of death
can gain the Plenary Indulgence in which the condition of
Communion is required, by invoking the sacred name of JESUS, at
least in heart when they can not do so by word.
6. The visit to the Church, etc., can be made either before or
after Communion.
7. The prayers offered in the Indulgenced Church at the time of
Mass or Communion suffice for the visit.
8. The Chapels of Convents, Workhouses, Seminaries, etc., may be
looked on as public Oratories in favor of those living in them.
9. The Rosary or other prayers prescribed for gaining the above
Indulgences need not be said kneeling.
10. The Indulgences granted to members of the Rosary
Confraternity are not suspended during the solemn year of the
Jubilee, unless special mention of this fact be made in the
Papal Bull proclaiming the Jubilee Indulgence.
11. Religious and others who live in colleges, seminaries and
schools, and all who live in institutions where they are not
free to go out, provided they are members of the Confraternity,
may gain the Indulgences for which a visit to the Rosary Chapel
or Altar is prescribed, by visiting their own Church or Chapel
if they fulfill the others conditions as well.
12. Sick members who can not receive Holy Communion can have
that obligation, where prescribed, commuted into some other good
work by their confessor, if they go to confession and fulfill
the other conditions.
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