Indulgences have been misunderstood throughout history, but there is a beauty and a hope to this practice in our Faith.

Going to Purgatory after death is not something to be scared of; rather it is a place of purification, hope, and the promise of being in God’s presence soon.

Jesus’ own words show us that the Eucharist is not merely a symbol. It is the true Body and Blood of our Lord, given to us in the sacrifice of the Mass.

 How can we better prepare our hearts and participate in the Mass when distractions are so hard to overcome?

 God’s love for us, and Christ’s redemption of us with His Blood, bestows a beautiful and immeasurable dignity on us as children of God.

Are indulgences an outdated or bad practice, or do they still offer merits and graces?

 How can we grow in love for the Eucharist, and better understand Christ’s presence even if we don’t necessarily feel it?

 This devotion shows us the immensity of Christ’s love for us and offers us innumerable graces and consolations.

 Is it considered cannibalism to consume the Body and Blood of Christ in the Eucharist?

Receiving Holy Communion in the hand or on the tongue… which way is best?