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1 day ago · Learn what the saints have taught us about the nature and importance of Purgatory, a Catholic doctrine of purification for the departed. See quotes from Saint Paul of the Cross, Venerable Fulton Sheen, Saint Bernadette, and more.
- 5 Myths About Purgatory That Too Many People Still Believe (Maybe Even ...
Purgatory is a temporary place that people who are already...
- 5 Myths About Purgatory That Too Many People Still Believe (Maybe Even ...
5 days ago · Learn how to use the keys of indulgences, prayers and devotions to rescue the souls in purgatory and get them to heaven. Find out the requirements, dates and benefits of helping the holy souls in November and throughout the year.
1 day ago · Purgatory is a temporary place that people who are already assured of heaven may go to in order to prepare for heaven. So, once in Purgatory, a person can’t alter their eternal destiny – there are no second chances after death. Caroline Perkins, ChurchPOP Myth 2: Purgatory isn’t in the Bible
2 days ago · The Catholic Church’s teaching on Purgatory hasn’t changed, because it is not from humans but Christ’s teaching. Unfortunately, many people do not study the Catechism and either reject it altogether or have a faulty understanding of it. The dogma of Purgatory was put in place at the Council of Trent and Catholics cannot chose to not ...
1 day ago · 1. Prayer for Mercy. Heavenly Father, we humbly ask for Your mercy on the souls in purgatory. May Your infinite love and compassion cleanse them of their sins. Grant them the grace to be purified and enter Your eternal kingdom. We trust in Your divine mercy and believe in Your promise of salvation.
5 days ago · Nestled in Rome just outside the Vatican, a small unassuming museum dedicated to the souls in Purgatory displays simple items... Read more
1 day ago · The coming of the gospel to America with the Spaniard conquistadors meant the launch of the most important salvation of souls campaign ever seen. The knowledge of the written Law and the administration of the sacraments, such as the sacrament of baptism, allowed the “Indians” to be redeemed from original sin and access, at least, Purgatory.
