Angelus News | July 12, 2024 | Vol. 9 No. 14
On the cover: A PBS series recently suggested purgatory was the “invention” of 14th-century Italian poet Dante Alighieri. Could it be true? Does such a place — somewhere between heaven and hell — really exist? On Page 10, contributing editor Mike Aquilina details purgatory’s biblical roots in the Old and New Testaments, all of which point to the hope and forgiveness God promises “in the age to come” to believers.
On the cover: A PBS series recently suggested purgatory was the “invention” of 14th-century Italian poet Dante Alighieri. Could it be true? Does such a place — somewhere between heaven and hell — really exist? On Page 10, contributing editor Mike Aquilina details purgatory’s biblical roots in the Old and New Testaments, all of which point to the hope and forgiveness God promises “in the age to come” to believers.
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CONTENTS<br />
Pope Watch............................................... 2<br />
Archbishop Gomez................................. 3<br />
World, Nation, and Local <strong>News</strong>...... 4-6<br />
In Other Words........................................ 7<br />
Father Rolheiser....................................... 8<br />
Scott Hahn.............................................. 32<br />
Events Calendar..................................... 33<br />
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A Long Beach parishioner tells her heart transplant story<br />
Full list of new pastors and administrators in Archdiocese of LA<br />
LA’s Eucharistic Congress pilgrims ready for a real revival in Indianapolis<br />
John Allen on the unifying effect of Archbishop Viganò’s schism trial<br />
Robert Brennan: George Washington as America’s first ecumenical prophet<br />
Review of Disney’s ‘Inside Out 2’: Is it all really in our heads?<br />
20 years later, ABC’s ‘Lost’ deserves another look<br />
Heather King looks back at a 1968 warning on the dangers of ‘sameness’<br />
<strong>July</strong> <strong>12</strong>, <strong>2024</strong> • ANGELUS • 1
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