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About Purgatory People

An Apostolate of Love and Mourning

Always walk in the presence of God. Tell Him everything.

Began in New Orleans. Trusted Across The World.

Talk to Him as you would talk to a friend. Guard your interior life carefully.

Retired Archbishop of the Archdiocese of New Orleans gave us his blessing with the stipulation that we get pastor approval before putting our prayer cards in any catholic church. Please help us honor the Archbishop’s request by contacting your Pastor before you put them in the Church you attend Mass.

Projects

100+

Helped the Church and the community with their Loved Ones, Friends and Enemies.

Tears and joy 

80+

We’ve earned the trust of over 80 countries with honest work, clear communication, and simple prayers.

Commitment

100%

We go above and beyond — with our dedication to the Poor Souls in Purgatory.

impactful

Vision, Mission & Values

Our Vision
We aim to create an Apostolate that strengthen communities and inspire confidence to become Saints.
Our Mission
Teaching Catholics and Non-Catholics what you need to know about preparing your Soul for your Judgement.
Our Values
We teach with integrity and humility. Every Soul learns what he or she needs to do before Judgement. There are no shortcuts.

Growing the Apostolate

But you want the real story from one person to another.

Who knows why I prayed at the age of 15 that I didn’t want to attend my first funeral mass until after I turned 30.

I went to my first funeral, the day after I turned 30.

The more years that have passed, the more the coincidence would be deemed normal.

At the funeral, with the door closed, the family gathered around the closed casket, we heard a few words from the priest about how the relative had to be in Heaven.

Too many priests are giving in to the families to say their recently, or any, deceased relative is automatically in Heaven.

YES and NO!

Yes, we hope he is.

What if he isn’t?

It’s ok to be honest.

The Love the family members share should continue for the rest of their days.
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