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Could your loved ones be in purgatory? Sure, we all like to think our family and friends will die and go straight to heaven, but what if they didn't? All Souls Day is Nov. 2 - in "Great Sermons: The Cure of Ars," hear a powerful sermon by St. John Vianney, where he implores the faithful to pray for the dead, especially those they love most! Stream NOW, FREE - with EWTN On Demand - https://bit.ly/EOD_GS (also available on the free EWTN mobile app) “I come on behalf of your poor parents… I come to tell you that they suffer, in Purgatory, that they weep, that they demand, with urgent cries, the help of your prayers and your good works. I can hear them crying from the depths of those fires which devour them. ‘Tell our loved ones, tell our children, tell all our relatives, how great are the evils which they make us suffer. We throw ourselves at their feet to implore the help of their prayers. Tell them that, since we have been separated from them, we have been here burning in the flames. How can they be so indifferent to the sufferings that we endure?’ Do you hear them, my dear brethren?” “…Perhaps, brethren, you think your parents do not need your prayers? You may say to me, ‘But our parents lived good lives. They were good people.’ Well, perhaps this is true, but as I have shown, they needed little to go into these flames. My dear brethren, people judge all those light faults very differently in the flames of Purgatory… No, my dear brethren, we would never have the courage to commit the least sin if we could understand how much it outrages God and how greatly it deserves to be rigorously punished…” Eternal rest grant unto them, O Lord, and let perpetual light shine upon them. May their souls and all the souls of the faithful departed, through the mercy of God, rest in peace, Amen!

"Lead ALL souls to heaven, ESPECIALLY those in most need of Thy mercy." ewtn.com/allsouls

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The glory of Heaven is worth every bit of suffering here on earth. Jesus, I trust in You! Gain more spiritual insight from EWTN Foundress Mother Angelica at any time with EWTN On Demand - ewtn.com/ondemand

TONIGHT: Stream live at 5:30 p.m. ET at ewtn.com/tv or on the free EWTN mobile app! Beginning with Lucifer’s rebellion against God, church historians explore the history of heresies and its dangers, while noting how the Medieval Inquisition saved lives. Part 1 of 4. (The series continues at 5:30 p.m. ET thru Oct. 31)

The answer to so many of our problems! Most Sacred Heart of Jesus, have mercy on us! https://loom.ly/XRA9x9E

We ask both St. Simon and St. Jude to pray that we may persevere in faith as they did. Holy men of God, pray for us! https://lnkd.in/gkTJPmn

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As we approach All Saints Day, we look to the witness of holy men and women who have persevered in faith despite great suffering. On the path to sainthood is Venerable Augustus Tolton, who valiantly overcame a series of seemingly insurmountable challenges — birth into slavery, his father’s death, abject poverty, and even being denied acceptance by every Catholic seminary in America — to become the first black American priest. Yet, despite the hardships placed on Fr. Tolton by a culture rooted in racial hatred, he became a tireless messenger of the Gospel, plunging into the Deep South where segregation was decreed by harsh laws, penetrating even the hardest of hearts with the richness, beauty, and truth of the Catholic Faith. Learn more about his life and impact: https://bit.ly/EPUB80589