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The Gospel of John, Chapter 6, verses 37-40
Today, my friends, we celebrate another feast day - a decidedly Catholic one: The Feast of All Souls. And so on today's pod, we talk about Purgatory. And in talking about Purgatory, we discuss it not in a punitive way, but as the hope-filled doctrine that it is. It is so good. I also use an analogy from the recent past to invite us to continue forward in hope. Today's readings are too good to miss.
Today, my friends, we celebrate another feast day - a decidedly Catholic one: The Feast of All Souls. And so on today's pod, we talk about Purgatory. And in talking about Purgatory, we discuss it not in a punitive way, but as the hope-filled doctrine that it is. It is so good. I also use an analogy from the recent past to invite us to continue forward in hope. Today's readings are too good to miss.
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The Gospel of John, Chapter 6, verses 37-40
Today, my friends, we celebrate another feast day - a decidedly Catholic one: The Feast of All Souls. And so on today's pod, we talk about Purgatory. And in talking about Purgatory, we discuss it not in a punitive way, but as the hope-filled doctrine that it is. It is so good. I also use an analogy from the recent past to invite us to continue forward in hope. Today's readings are too good to miss.
Today, my friends, we celebrate another feast day - a decidedly Catholic one: The Feast of All Souls. And so on today's pod, we talk about Purgatory. And in talking about Purgatory, we discuss it not in a punitive way, but as the hope-filled doctrine that it is. It is so good. I also use an analogy from the recent past to invite us to continue forward in hope. Today's readings are too good to miss.