The Resurrection of the Dead and Life Everlasting: The End of Part I

Welcome back to the More Than Ordinary Catechism Read-through, friends!

Today we finish Part I: The Profession of Faith! We have read almost 300 pages in our big green edition. In these final articles, we discussed the Resurrection of the Dead and Life Everlasting.

This includes:

-Why our bodies will join our souls at the end of time

-How we are united to Christ through our own death and resurrection

-Why we have to use our time here on Earth wisely

-Explanations of the Particular Judgment, Heaven, Purgatory, Hell, and the Last Judgment

-Why the Last Judgment will make us all George Bailey

-What a New Heaven and New Earth means

-How our lives are an “Amen”

As always, I will be adding supplemental videos to the additional playlist on my YouTube channel.

I hope God has blessed your studying of the Catholic faith these last few weeks. Please know that I am praying for you!

Published by Abigail C. R. Gripshover

Abigail C. R. Gripshover is a Catholic writer and speaker, passionate about the power of God’s love. She has been a voice for the Church online for over 10 years, encouraging her fellow Catholics to embrace the teachings of the Faith in every area of life. In the summer of 2022, she started a new journey of radical healing through radical trust in God. She is feeling called to share her story of chronic illness and God’s healing grace. She holds a B.A. in English Lit from Christendom College and works from home as a freelance copywriter and digital strategist. She and her husband, Bobby, also offer product photography services and love working with Catholic companies. You can connect with Abigail on LinkedIn to learn more about these services and find her business email address.

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