What Traditional Theologians Say About the Apparitions of Souls from Purgatory Introduction: Between Modern Fear and Forgotten Faith The word ghost today awakens more morbid curiosity than spiritual reflection. Series, films, and popular stories have reduced the supernatural to spectacle or horror. However, the Catholic faith —especially in its most …
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Introduction: Where Is Purgatory in the Bible? One of the most frequently asked questions, both inside and outside the Church, is this: “Where is purgatory in the Bible?” Some claim it doesn’t exist; others confuse it with hell; and many Catholics, though they believe in it, wouldn’t know how to …
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Introduction: Purgatory, the Great Misunderstood Reality When people hear the word Purgatory, they often imagine it as a kind of “temporary Hell” or a prison where souls serve a sentence before entering Heaven. This idea, influenced by centuries of art, literature, and misunderstood preaching, distorts the true nature of this …
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Introduction: A Mystery of Mercy In the silence of a cemetery, before a humble grave, or in the intimacy of our prayers, a question arises that has echoed through the centuries: Can we do anything for those who have departed this world? The Church’s answer is a resounding yes. Not only can we …
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In a world where death often seems like the end of everything, the Catholic Church reminds us that the life of the soul endures beyond the tomb. However, the spiritual battle does not end with our last breath. The Devil, the enemy of God and humanity, not only seeks to …
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Purgatory is one of those terms in Catholic theology that raises many questions. For some, it may seem like an abstract or confusing concept, while for others, it may be a source of hope. In a world where we often focus on the immediate, reflecting on the afterlife, the destiny …
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