Publisher's Synopsis
Excerpt from New and Old (Sermons), Vol. 7: A Monthly Repertory of Catholic Pulpit Eloquence Embracing Two Sermons for Each Sunday and Holy-Day of Obligation of the Ecclesiastical Year
Surely, why should there be a judgment for souls whose account is in perfect order? They have no sin nor crime upon their conscience, for perfect charity, proceeding from faith, banishes sin; and where there is no crime, there is no judgment. Moreover, such souls have ceased, long ago, to be servants they have proved themselves tried friends and obedient children of God. Why, then, Should they be called to an account?
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