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1. • • A priest can keep one Mass stipend per day, but should give any other stipends received to charity.
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2. www.catholicworldreport.com › 2022/03/16 › what-hasWhat has Pope Francis changed about Mass intentions? A CNA ...

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   Mar 16, 2022 · According to Church law, priests may accept a donation — often around $10 per Mass — for offering the celebration for that intention. If someone is unable to provide the donation, but would...

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   Mar 16, 2022 · According to Church law, priests may accept a donation — often around $10 per Mass — for offering the celebration for that intention. If someone is unable to provide the donation, but would...

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   May 11, 2022 · According to Church law, priests may accept a donation—often around $10 per Mass—for offering the celebration for that intention. If someone is unable to provide the donation but would really like a Mass intention to be said, the stipend can also be waived.

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   6 days ago · A priest generally is allowed to keep one stipend per day and cannot combine multiple intentions into one Mass. The stipend is usually set by regions in the Church, called a metropolitan area, which is a group of dioceses overseen by an archdiocese.

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   Oct 3, 2023 · Except for Christmas, a priest is allowed to keep only one Mass offering for himself per day (can. 951 §1), so if you multiply $10 by 365 days, that would be an annual sum of just $3,650. Nobody is going to get rich on that.

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   Jul 12, 2023 · At a concelebrated Mass, each priest may have a separate intention and may receive a stipend for the celebration, even though it is a concelebrated Mass (recalling, nevertheless, that a priest may retain only one stipend per day, except on Christmas). Q: Can Mass intentions—and, therefore, Mass stipends—be combined?

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   Can a priest give a stipend for a mass?

   • According to Church law, priests may accept a donation — often around $10 per Mass — for offering the celebration for that intention. If someone is unable to provide the donation, but would really like a Mass intention to be said, the stipend can also be waived.

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   Can a priest give a stipend to charity?

   • Usually, a Mass is celebrated for an individual or a group of people if they are connected in some way, such as a family or a nationality. A priest can keep one Mass stipend per day, but should give any other stipends received to charity.

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   Can a priest keep a stipend?

   • This is the subject of a whole chapter of canon law due to the abuses in the past! A priest generally is allowed to keep one stipend per day and cannot combine multiple intentions into one Mass. The stipend is usually set by regions in the Church, called a metropolitan area, which is a group of dioceses overseen by an archdiocese.

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   Does my pastor have a stipend if I ask for a mass?

   • Based on what we have seen thus far, it should be clear that since you asked for a Mass for your grandmother and gave a Mass stipend for that intention, and both your intention and stipend were accepted, your pastor is obliged by law to ensure that a Mass for that intention is actually said.

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   What is a Mass stipend?

   • However, there are some general ideas that can help. Mass stipends are a donation for having a Mass said for some intention. This is the subject of a whole chapter of canon law due to the abuses in the past! A priest generally is allowed to keep one stipend per day and cannot combine multiple intentions into one Mass.

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   How much money can a priest make a year?

   • Except for Christmas, a priest is allowed to keep only one Mass offering for himself per day (can. 951 §1), so if you multiply $10 by 365 days, that would be an annual sum of just $3,650. Nobody is going to get rich on that. The Code also provides numerous other protections for the faithful.

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   Feb 22, 2008 · Does this mean that a priest may accept multiple stipends on those days when he offers multiple Masses? Absolutely not. Canon 951.1 is very clear that, while a priest may celebrate multiple Masses, with a different intention for each one, he may keep only the stipend for one Mass.