The Divine Mercy Message from the Marians of the Immaculate Conception

Part 4: What's So Painful About Purgatory? Many saints testify that the deepest suffering of the souls in purgatory comes from longing for union with God.
Part 3: Are the Fires of Purgatory Really Fires? Also, how are we to understand "temporal" and "eternal" punishment that is due to sin?
Part 2: The Mystery of Purgatory The doctrine of purgatory is "common ground" between the Catholic Church and Eastern Orthodoxy. So where does the trouble begin?
Part 1: Proof of Purgatory? Look No Further. This four-part series was prompted not so much by a question as by a challenge.
Is St. Faustina too Liberal or too Conservative? If you live long enough, I guess, you will eventually find every form of lunacy somewhere in print.
Is There a Doctor in the House? A woman named Angela recently wrote to me asking a question I have received several times before, but always hesitated to try to answer.
Is the Chaplet an Ecumenical Prayer? One reader writes: "I am an Anglican priest of the Church of England, and for some time now I have been saying and joining EWTN in the Divine Mercy Chaplet."
The Case for the Assumption of Mary We celebrate one of the greatest mysteries of the life of the Blessed Virgin Mary on Aug. 15. How do we know her Assumption really happened?
What Does Christ Mean by 'Simplicity'? I suppose the first clue to what He meant is the fact that He connected "simplicity" with being "childlike."
How Are We 'Saved' by God's Merciful Love? One of the main issues that divided Catholics from Protestants at the time of the Protestant Reformation was the doctrine of salvation. What's the disagreement?
The 'D' Word: A Divine Mercy Perspective One reader writes, "For some incomprehensible reason, given that I have a very, very difficult marriage, I strongly believe in indissolubility."
How to Serve Our Lord in Tough Financial Times Given the world economic downturn that we are all facing this year, the question I received a few weeks ago is likely to be on a lot of people's minds these days:
Can We Really Console the Heart of Jesus? Tim wonders, "I am especially intrigued by what you wrote about "consoling" the Heart of Jesus, and how St. Faustina believed we could do that, too."
What's There to Debate? Still to this day, some theologians are wary of the message of The Divine Mercy given to St. Faustina. What's their problem?
The Sins of Our Ancestors Are we accountable for the sins of our parents and ancestors? The answer is clearly laid out in Holy Scripture.
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Part 4: What's So Painful About Purgatory?

Many saints testify that the deepest suffering of the souls in purgatory comes from longing for union with God.

Part 3: Are the Fires of Purgatory Really Fires?

Also, how are we to understand "temporal" and "eternal" punishment that is due to sin?

Part 2: The Mystery of Purgatory

The doctrine of purgatory is "common ground" between the Catholic Church and Eastern Orthodoxy. So where does the trouble begin?

Part 1: Proof of Purgatory? Look No Further.

This four-part series was prompted not so much by a question as by a challenge.

Is St. Faustina too Liberal or too Conservative?

If you live long enough, I guess, you will eventually find every form of lunacy somewhere in print.

Is There a Doctor in the House?

A woman named Angela recently wrote to me asking a question I have received several times before, but always hesitated to try to answer.

Is the Chaplet an Ecumenical Prayer?

One reader writes: "I am an Anglican priest of the Church of England, and for some time now I have been saying and joining EWTN in the Divine Mercy Chaplet."

The Case for the Assumption of Mary

We celebrate one of the greatest mysteries of the life of the Blessed Virgin Mary on Aug. 15. How do we know her Assumption really happened?

What Does Christ Mean by 'Simplicity'?

I suppose the first clue to what He meant is the fact that He connected "simplicity" with being "childlike."

How Are We 'Saved' by God's Merciful Love?

One of the main issues that divided Catholics from Protestants at the time of the Protestant Reformation was the doctrine of salvation. What's the disagreement?

The 'D' Word: A Divine Mercy Perspective

One reader writes, "For some incomprehensible reason, given that I have a very, very difficult marriage, I strongly believe in indissolubility."

How to Serve Our Lord in Tough Financial Times

Given the world economic downturn that we are all facing this year, the question I received a few weeks ago is likely to be on a lot of people's minds these days:

Can We Really Console the Heart of Jesus?

Tim wonders, "I am especially intrigued by what you wrote about "consoling" the Heart of Jesus, and how St. Faustina believed we could do that, too."

What's There to Debate?

Still to this day, some theologians are wary of the message of The Divine Mercy given to St. Faustina. What's their problem?

The Sins of Our Ancestors

Are we accountable for the sins of our parents and ancestors? The answer is clearly laid out in Holy Scripture.

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