Jacqueline R. Mendoza Poet I do not know?

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I was reading this "Magnificat" mini magazine I got from Good Shepherd Catholic Church. I turned to read about "MASS"-ALL SOULS and Pope Benedict XVI wrote a paragraph saying about Purgatory and I thought to make a poem so everybody has an idea that there is a second chance.

Converting to His Catholic Church takes away all your sins. You will have a rebirth and will start your true Christian life once you went through the process of initiation called Rite ofChristian  Initiation for Adults or RCIA.

You will get the 3 most important Sacraments, Baptism, Confirmation and The Holy Eucharist or the Holy Body of Christ-the communion.

Another important Sacrament once you're a Catholic or Roman Catholic is the Sacrament of Reconciliation, Penance or Forgiveness because it can lessen the hour you have to payback the unconfessed sins you did.

A highly recommendation is a life-long study of the Catholic faith.

Purgatory

To Use an image from Scripture
‘A pot that turned out wrong
 ‘That has to be thrown away we want to be able to be put right’
Jesus Christ gave us a second chance

His Catholic Church called Purgatory
Purgatory means God can put 
Pieces back together again
He can cleanse us in such a way

We are able to be back together again
He cleanse us that we are able to be with Him 
Can stand there in the fullness of life
Purgatory strips off from one person 

What is unbearable
From a pure heart is revealed
We can see, all belong together 
In one enormous symphony of being 

01082012

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Kyle Kriticos January 10, 2012 at 5:17 PM Im sorry about the whole prodestant comment it's not my place to say im protesting anything we all have a right to express. I declare I guess "Non denomination Christian" and you have my apology because it wasn't right what I said Jacqueline R. Mendoza January 10, 2012 at 5:42 PM Mr. Kyle no apology needed, God brought you to me because you seem lost. If you have any questions, I can certainly help you even the simplest question there is, just ask I'm just poetrysoup away. I'll be here for you :-} Kyle Kriticos January 10, 2012 at 5:18 PM In my comment that is....the poem stands lol

Brenda Victoria Northeast January 8, 2012 at 9:34 PM where is life there is hope, where there is light darkness flees, where there is kindness heavens touches us- be light and salt to a world that needs healing, your words are full of love and hearts cry, blessings, Brenda Jacqueline R. Mendoza January 10, 2012 at 6:01 PM That's what I have because I love the people or my brother's and sisters in Christ. Thank you for recognizing what I feel for non-Catholics. I don't want them to be on judgement because that's it and no turning back. Jesus Christ gave us all a choice to save ourselves and I am here because I've been there. It is my mission to let the people on earth know the Divine Truth. I wanted to help the poor souls but I can't so I want people here to know the truth now that they can still make a decision because they are the one's that can save themselves. Jacqueline R. Mendoza January 10, 2012 at 6:01 PM A life-long study of the Catholic faith is highly recommended and one will be amazed with how much sins they can avoid because that's what I did. Thank you... God's Blessings... Jacqueline