A Remembrance for the living to pray for the dead
Publisher: Burns & Oates
Published: 1871
Place of publication: London, England
Language: eng
Table of contents: title: CONTENTS.; title: Introduction v; title: The Author’s Preface xiii; title: To The Devout And Charitable Reader xiv; title: Chap.; title: I. The first motive to pray for the souls in Purgatory, which is, the greatness of the sensible pains they suffer i; title: II. The second motive, drawn from the intolerable pains the souls suffer by being banished from the sight of God 9; title: III. The third motive, taken from the long time that these pains do endure 14; title: IV. That for the love we bear to God we ought to be much moved to help the souls in Purgatory  20; title: V. That by offering our actions for the souls in Purgatory, we purchase many great commodities for ourselves and sustain no incommodity 23; title: VI. That by offering our actions for the souls in Purgatory, we do not merit less, but more 28; title: VII. That our actions offered up for the souls in Purgatory, are not less, but more impetratory of other favours 34; title: VIII. That by offering our actions for the souls in Purgatory, we do not less, but more satisfy for our own sins 44; title: IX. That by offering our actions for the souls in Purgatory, we have great hope of escaping either all or a good part of Purgatory 48; title: X. That it is not against charity to ourselves to offer our actions for the souls in Purgatory, but it is rather against it not to offer them 53; title: XI. By what means we may help the souls in Purgatory 57; title: XII. Of Indulgences 67; title: XIII. Two other means of high perfection, by which we may relieve the souls in Purgatory 83; title: XIV. To what souls in Purgatory we are chiefly to apply our satisfactory works 88; title: XV. The perfect practice of all contained in this book 91; title: APPENDIX.; title: The Heroic Act of Charity 97