Heaven, Hell, and Purgatory w/ Karlo Broussard | June 26, 2024 | Catholic Answers Live
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- 1:50:03
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Tune into Catholic Answers Live 3-5 PM Pacific Monday through Friday to ask your question! TOPIC: Life After Death: Heaven, Hell, and Purgatory GUEST: Karlo Broussard More Catholic Answers: https://catholic.com Donate: https://givecatholic.com QUESTIONS ASKED: 00:00:00 - Introduction 00:12:46 - In Purgatory, are human memories saved in the soul or in the body? 00:19:16 - I’m Protestant and it seems to me that scripture indicates that upon death one immediately either goes to Heaven or Hell. Is that not the Catholic view? 00:30:32 - How did people come up with the idea of Universalism when it seems clear in scripture that people will be lost? 00:39:52 - I want to pray for people in purgatory, but there’s so many people I know who have died, some from long ago. How do I know who I should be praying for, or if that person is even still in purgatory? 00:43:53 - My Protestant friend thinks purgatory is very legalistic or transactional, in that mortal sins send you to hell but venial sins only to purgatory. How can I answer him? 00:55:00 - 2nd Hour Introduction 01:00:42 - How is it that we can’t keep cremated remains on the mantle but we can keep relics of saints? 01:08:10 - Do most Catholics believe that most people go to hell or most people go to purgatory? 01:14:00 - After purification in purgatory, do you think we’d even have the ability to think the same kind of thoughts we have here on Earth? 01:17:18 - In the story of the rich man and Lazarus, is the Rich man in purgatory or hell? 01:32:02 - Can the souls in purgatory pray for themselves? 01:36:54 - What do people do in Heaven? Also, what is this whole new heaven and new earth thing all about? 01:41:45 - Did Vatican II change the Catholic understanding of baptismal ecclesiology? My pre-conciliar catechism says we are born as soldiers of Christ, and priests are the officers. I like that. But now it feels like priests and laity are more like colleagues.
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