Understanding Limbo
Understanding Limbo
Something that has intrigued Catholics for centuries, especially when speaking about children who die without Baptism, is the concept of Limbo. Has Church teaching on Limbo changed? Father Chris Alar, MIC, explains.
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Purgatory is one of the teachings of our Catholic faith that is often misunderstood. It’s not hell.
On Nov. 2 of each year, The Catholic Church observes the Commemoration of All the Faithful Departed, otherwise better known as All Souls' Day. It is on this day that we honor those who have passed on from this life, as we pray that they may be purified before entering into the Kingdom of Heaven! So today, be sure to offer up your prayers for your own departed loved ones, as well as the souls suffering in Purgatory!
Father Chris explains Purgatory, and how we can help our loved ones achieve the purification necessary to enter the Kingdom of Heaven.Especially on All Souls Day and during the month of November, we honor our faithful departed.
