Benedict XVI Pope John Paul II addresses "the Hell does exist " 
not know if you have something to do with the forthcoming general elections on March 9 but consistent with recent statements and homilies of the Episcopal Conference English vote on whether to "one or the other," said Pope Benedict XVI Rome that Hell is a reality for sinners and that salvation is not for everyone, also drew attention to how little is spoken in Current Church of sin and Paradise. "Salvation is not immediate reach for everyone. Hell is a real possibility, "said Max hierarch of the Catholic Church. His predecessor, John Paul II, corrected the traditional concept of Hell in the summer of 1999, when he had four hearings to talk about Heaven, Purgatory, Hell and the Devil. "Heaven", then John Paul II said, is "a physical place in the clouds, Hell is not a place but the situation of one who turns away from God."
not know if you have something to do with the forthcoming general elections on March 9 but consistent with recent statements and homilies of the Episcopal Conference English vote on whether to "one or the other," said Pope Benedict XVI Rome that Hell is a reality for sinners and that salvation is not for everyone, also drew attention to how little is spoken in Current Church of sin and Paradise. "Salvation is not immediate reach for everyone. Hell is a real possibility, "said Max hierarch of the Catholic Church. His predecessor, John Paul II, corrected the traditional concept of Hell in the summer of 1999, when he had four hearings to talk about Heaven, Purgatory, Hell and the Devil. "Heaven", then John Paul II said, is "a physical place in the clouds, Hell is not a place but the situation of one who turns away from God." 
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