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Most are still in critical condition.

Most are still in critical condition.

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More importantly, Pray for those that died. Eternal Judgement awaits them.

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That too.

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This is my thought as well, The ones that died need prayers,

The ones that lived need to be educated on how to speak to the media and defend themselves from manipulation and doxing and privacy. They will try to be picked up by someone with a political agenda to be used as pawns im sure.

They need witness protection funds immediately so they have time to process and think clearly before camera's are pushed in their faces and they are brought on mainstream tv interview shows.

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honest question...what good does praying for the dead do? their string has been already been cut, theres no remaining time for their fate to be changed, and assuming theres anything to wake up to, are already being or have been judged.

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Good question, it's true that at death judgement begins. One reason I can think of why prayer is necessary is that the few souls that do go to heaven, don't go straight to heaven. You would have to be Saintly to go straight to heaven. Instead, they go to purgatory first. Purgatory is very painful and the amount of time spent there depends on the amount of purging a soul needs before they can enter heaven. Souls that committed much evil in their life, but did very little penance spend a longer time in purgatory. There are souls that will be in purgatory until the general judgement. Some souls may only spend 30 years there. So offering prayer for those that died helps reduce their time in purgatory.

"And if any man build upon this foundation, gold, silver, precious stones, wood, hay, stubble, the work of every one shall be made manifest: for the day of our Lord will declare, because it shall be revealed in fire : and the work of every one of what kind it is, the fire shall try. If any man's work abide, which he built thereupon : he shall receive reward. If any man's work burn, he shall suffer detriment : but him self shall be saved : yet so as by fire." 1st Epistle of St. Paul to the Corinthians Chapter 3, verses 12-15

Here's a interesting read on what happens to the soul at death: http://www.catholictradition.org/Classics/4last-things.htm