Question 114 – Is It Ok To Ask For The Intention For a Holy Mass To Be Offered For Those Babies That Were Aborted And Used For Vaccines?

Interview Organization: Confraternity of Our Lady of Fatima
Interviewer Name: Christopher P. Wendt
Date: July 13, 2022
Offering Mass for the repose of a soul typically relates to expiating personal sins, especially for those in Purgatory. Unbaptized children, without personal sins, are not condemned, but their eternal fate remains unclear. A Mass intention for the forgiveness of sins should focus on those who committed grave acts, seeking their conversion or forgiveness.
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Transcript:

What does it mean to offer Mass for the repose of the soul? It means that these souls are in Purgatory. But the little children today are not in purgatory as such because they have no personal sins; they only have the original sin of Adam.

And in this question, the Church has not yet clarified definitively the issue of unbaptized children. Either they are already born and baptized or unborn unbaptized children; what is the destiny of these in eternity? But surely, they will not be condemned because they did not have personal sins to expiate.

Usually, the Mass for the souls reposed are Masses for the expiation of personal sins. Therefore, I think such a Mass intention is not correct. It would be better to make a Mass intention for the expiation, for the reparation, of the sins of these horrible acts, which were done on these unborn children.

It is for those people who did these horrible acts, for their souls, that they will not be condemned, for example; or that they will convert; or if they are already in the other world deceased, for the forgiveness of sins. There is also a special Mass in the missal for the forgiveness of sins.