01599nam a22001577a 4500003000900000005001700009008004100026040001300067100005800080245010700138250000600245260002200251300001800273490000900291520114100300IT-RoPau20220918175937.0121221b        xxu||||| |||| 00| 0 eng d  cIT-RoPau  aAlberione James [Giacomo]qFondatore Famiglia Paolina  aThe Last Things.bBy Very Rev. James Alberione, S.S.P.,  S.T.D. Translated by the Daughters of St.Paul  aI  aBostonbFSPc1964  a357 p.c19 cm  aIvI  a                                  CONTENTS
    
                                      DEATH

Preface

I. What Death is
II.  Jesus, MOdel for the Dying
III.  Preparation for Death
IV. Use of the Means of Sanctification
V. The Detachment Death Demands
VI. The Way to Prpare for Death
VII. the Soul's Appearance Before God
VIII. The Examination of the Soul
IX. Sentence Is Pronounced Over the Soul
                                 
                                       PURGATORY

X. The Nature of Purgatory
XI. The Sufferings of Purgatory
XII. Duties Toward the Souls in Purgatory

                                       HEAVEN

XIII. The Nature of Heaven
XIV. Heaven is Glory
XV. In Heaven, We Shall Contemplate God,
      Supreme Truth
XVI. In Heaven We Shall See God,
       The Highest Good
XVII. Heaven is Bliss
XVIII. The Glory of the Blessed
XIX. The Blessed Eternity

                                               HELL

XX. Hell
XXI. The Pain of Sense in hell
XXII. The Pain of Loss in Hell

                               THE GENERAL JUDGEMENT

XXIII. The General Judgement
XXIV. The Purpose of the Judgment
Conclusion