I found interesting article about indulgences written by Michael P. Foley, an associate professor of Patristics in the Great Texts Program of Baylor University. His article clarifies myths about indulgences, commonly believed by non Catholics (and by many Catholics as well). It is published in Baylor’s student newspaper, Lariat, which you can access here.
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A belated welcome home vivator. I am a former ordained protestant minister of a Canadian Pentecostal sect. I last worked at a large evangelical nominally Presbyterian church before coming to the Catholic Church in January of 2006, along with my entire family of five. If that’s not grace not works 😉 I don’t know what it is. God bless you.