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Purgatory: Explained by the Lives and Legends of the Saints

 
 
Average Rating:    out of 12 Reviews
Price: $12.00
Sale: $9.69
 
Manufacturer: Tan Books & Publishers
EAN (European Article Number): 9780895553010
Number of Items: 1
 
 
Binding: Paperback
Author: F. X. Schouppe
Publisher: Tan Books & Publishers
Dewey Decimal Number: 236.5
Publication Date: 1983-11
Reading Level: 427
 
 
Description: I'm 21 and going to a very secular private university in southern California which is full of lukewarm Christians...especially lukewarm Catholics. My generation has all but lost a sense of fear in God's Justice, and this book is exactly what we need. It helps to clarify everything you ever wanted to know or were curious about Purgatory, restore the gravity and incalculable value of Mass in the mind of the reader, and develops a profound appreciation and inspiration of the Saints of the past.

I had a very rough notion of what Purgatory was before I read this book and boy am I glad I read it. The cover makes it look really ghetto and like some cult book which I wish they kind of changed, but nevertheless, never judge a book by its cover AMEN!

Very few books have covered a topic so well nor have deepened my faith like this one. I think in an age where we have forgotten the concept of guilt, this book is a must read for all Catholics.

More people my age should read this, because it does such a good job of setting values and priorities straight in one's life, creates a strong urgency in a person to change for the better and to strive for perfection, to grow the right type of fear in God's Justice, to better understand and become confident in His Infinite Mercy and most importantly, the book ends on a note of charity and suggests a variety of ways we can fulfill this Divine Commandment towards our brothers and sisters -the Souls Departed.

What can I say?

I love God even more after this and there can be nothing but good that comes out of that :)

Looking forward to reading the book again and again throughout my lifetime.

Peace

 
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Review Summary: It gives a misguided view of Purgatory Date: 2008-11-09
 
Details: This book is scary. And according to current Church teaching, it's accuracy is debatable. Not that the events stated definitely did not occur, but they are not interpreted properly. Any of you familiar with EWTN's Fr. Groeschell know that he strongly dislikes this book. A more accurate description of Purgatory can be obtained from Catherine of Genoa. She relates a vision of Jesus standing at a doorway beckoning us to enter Heaven. However, if we are not ready, not perfectly cleansed, to stand before the throne of God, we do not approach. We will know when "we are perfect as our Father in Heaven is perfect." Only then do we unite fully with God.
 
Review Summary: Where in the Bible... Date: 2008-09-10
 
Details: Heaven and hell are mentioned throughout the bible but purgatory is not even mentioned ONCE. Besides tradition which is not inspired where do they get the sources for this?? Jesus TAKES AWAY the sins of the world, so why would you still have to pay for something that He already paid for? It is a GIFT, you cannot repay it or suffer or work for it ...least any man should boast. With the guidance of the Holy Spirit please read the Bible and see for yourselves what it truly says. God Bless..
 
Review Summary: A Treasure... Date: 2008-07-26
 
Details: There is absolutely no value we can put to the knowledge we can learn from this book. I am extremely glad to be a Roman Catholic.
 
Review Summary: Purgatory: Clear, concise, eye opening Date: 2008-05-01
 
Details: Across a broad spectrum of titles, subjects and the like, this is by far one of the best books I have ever read. It is very difficult to put down, once you get into the meat of it. I've never ever had Purgatory explained to me so well and so concise. If you don't believe in Purgatory...think again. If you think Purgatory is simply a stopping off or resting place prior to Heaven...get ready for a BIG TIME reality check. On the good side, if you've made it to Purgatory, at least you are on your way to Heaven. The whole idea, though, is to work here in this life to get straight to Heaven. It's a whole lot simpler and eternally less painful to purge oneself of sin in this life...and not wait until the next. This book needs to be read by all.
 
Review Summary: Faith Booster Date: 2008-01-14
 
Details: I'm 21 and going to a very secular private university in southern California which is full of lukewarm Christians...especially lukewarm Catholics. My generation has all but lost a sense of fear in God's Justice, and this book is exactly what we need. It helps to clarify everything you ever wanted to know or were curious about Purgatory, restore the gravity and incalculable value of Mass in the mind of the reader, and develops a profound appreciation and inspiration of the Saints of the past.

I had a very rough notion of what Purgatory was before I read this book and boy am I glad I read it. The cover makes it look really ghetto and like some cult book which I wish they kind of changed, but nevertheless, never judge a book by its cover AMEN!

Very few books have covered a topic so well nor have deepened my faith like this one. I think in an age where we have forgotten the concept of guilt, this book is a must read for all Catholics.

More people my age should read this, because it does such a good job of setting values and priorities straight in one's life, creates a strong urgency in a person to change for the better and to strive for perfection, to grow the right type of fear in God's Justice, to better understand and become confident in His Infinite Mercy and most importantly, the book ends on a note of charity and suggests a variety of ways we can fulfill this Divine Commandment towards our brothers and sisters -the Souls Departed.

What can I say?

I love God even more after this and there can be nothing but good that comes out of that :)

Looking forward to reading the book again and again throughout my lifetime.

Peace

 
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