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Purgatory topic

Catechism [1030-1032, 954-959]

We can die in the love of God but still deserve punishment for our sins just like a person can steal something, be sorry, but still deserve punishment.  This punishment we deserve might be called the “stains of sin.”  Such stains are cleansed away in a purifying process called purgatory.  These stains of sin are primarily the temporal punishment due to venial or mortal sins already forgiven but for which sufficient penance was not done during your lifetime.  This doctrine of purgatory, reflected in Scripture and developed in Tradition, was clearly expressed in the Second Council of Lyons (A.D. 1274).

Having passed through purgatory, you will be utterly unselfish, capable of perfect love.  Your selfish ego-that part of you that restlessly sought self-satisfaction-will have died forever.  The “new you” will be your same inner self, transformed and purified by the intensity of God’s love for you.

Besides declaring the fact of purgatory, the Second Council of Lyons also affirmed that “the faithful on earth can be of great help” to persons undergoing purgatory by offering for them “the sacrifice of the Mass, prayers, almsgiving, and other religious deeds” (63)

A Redemptorist Pastoral Publication. Handbook for Today’s Catholic .  4th ed. Liguori : Liguori Publications, 2004; May 19, 2009.

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Embassy Suites Hotel – Walnut Creek

I am making this post out to the Embassy Suites Hotel in Walnut Creek California. These links below originated in a blog called ARNF3tracy. The presentation is still intact and is here for you now at Gevluef.

I consulted for the Hilton Hotel Corporation for a week. The presentation for Embassy Suites Hotel is in this blog and the links are in this post. The dates of the presentation were written from February 17 through February 23. This is the Presentation Summary:

  1. Embassy Suites Hotel Probate Bond [C/o Embassy Suites Hotel]
  2. Jennifer vs. Natalie
  3. Follicle
  4. Thomas Hobbes
  5. Specific points in Diplomacy
  6. Pregnancy
  7. Wall
  8. Hotel Bible

If you wish you may read the presentation. There is also a Book about Hospitality: Solomon, Micah; The Heart of Hospitality, 2016.

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DesertLilies_ButtonMany people who visit my blog notice there are no comments.  In observance with convention you have decided not to comment as well.  I know about this kind of issue.  I will address that below.  It is okay if you decide not to comment either.  And so, a comment is not expected.

Think of this web location to have been written by an author.  The reading experience here is not interactive in any direct way to me; like if I had a circle of friends.  I consider it my responsibility to sort of keep up with what the reader has as their comments in mind. Thus it is my responsibility to express those directives in the form of revisions and future writtings.  And so now let me tell you the reason it is like this.

People don’t comment because I need a Baptism from the Church.  Correctly developed Faith in an understanding that is personal to my thinking is necessary.  It’s as if I am supposed to speak a universal language based on God.  Announced on December 11, 2008, I will get Baptized by the Catholic Church.  I go to Mass every day.  I am a Practicing Catholic.  I’m not trying to convince you to comment.

Although I know that the Baptism is the requirement.  And, I am going to satisfy that requirement.  I probably won’t get comments anyway.  I’m fine with that.

Yes this problem is catchy.  If you were never Baptized this problem could happen to you.  If you were baptized stay tuned.  I will say a little more about Baptism.

Baptism; my personal message

Catholic Faith

My home page these days is the Spinoza Lounge

I am attending the RCIA Classes for my Religious Study.  It is a Catholic Church and I have been in attendance for a number of years.  I have done the work and my faith is strong.  It goes without saying that I have a lot of knowledge to share.  That I am beginning is inconvenient, yet I need to have a place to get help with my Religious needs.  I know this is basic understanding.  I have attended a number of Philosophy courses and the community has said that I might know what to do; I have learned a lot of Philosophy.  With this much said, it is probably necessary for my place in the Church to be secured.  And that that specific Philosophy Techinc will be satisfied.  I’m guessing there are people waiting on this, and that after RCIA there will be a passing.  Now that I am on a new channel, Baptism, I wonder if Spinoza was ever baptized?

Catholic Challenges

I did a quick search in Google Video: “Yugoslavia Catholic.” I get Catholic all-the-way.  In communion the church is celebrating community by making the congregation one in being with the Father.  So, that is just in the church: a building.  This link to video is going back to Pope John Paul.  It is also going back to before the Global Warming awareness.  The Catholic Churches are being destroyed.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PtZkMAwDy58

I remember respecting Italy for not adopting Gothic Architecture.  “Yeah we know what motivates a people to progress.” I reconstructed.  It might not seem like it but I am focused on one thought.  The Catholic Religion is designed to relax that progress tendency type motivation.  When on occasion, we as a people are to be had while at church, that that is enough!  I am so relieved that it exists in my community, but when I see the movement to unify Christianity, I am braced for a change.  I am aware of the fact that there is Global Warming.  I also gently notice that former Pope John Paul, without the complete thinking of just how Diplomatic Catholics are, that he was a Communist.  The Unification of God although still Christian sounds like Communism.  It is probably a few that don’t all-the-way get the Catholic Religion, but I support the Catholics!  I am American and Americans use Democracy.

I wish I could just jump right out there and say what I know.  I maintain however that the Catholic Religion serves a legitimate function in the community and that for what I am thinking, it is enough!

If you are so excited about the good news of Jesus and feel that everyone is entitled to his celebration, then go to the church that does that, and leave the Catholics alone.