Judgement day

[Roger12345]

Does Catholic theology teach that there are going to be two separate judgements, the white thrown judgement for the lost and the bemus judgement for the saved?

 

[You]

Is that like a bemus up judgement.

I think it goes like this; when you die, straight away your soul is judged in the Particular Judgement and the soul goes direct to heaven, hell or purgatory.

At the end of Time all people who have ever lived and all those left still alive will be judged in the General Judgement. The souls of the dead will be reunited with their bodies, hell will give up its souls as will heaven and purgatory and all will see the justice of the judgement they had received. Then they will all return to their places they had been but now with body and soul, or glorified body and soul.

Hope that is correct.

 

[Nita]

Is that like a bemus up judgement.

I think it goes like this; when you die, straight away your soul is judged in the Particular Judgement and the soul goes direct to heaven, hell or purgatory.

At the end of Time all people who have ever lived and all those left still alive will be judged in the General Judgement. The souls of the dead will be reunited with their bodies, hell will give up its souls as will heaven and purgatory and all will see the justice of the judgement they had received. Then they will all return to their places they had been but now with body and soul, or glorified body and soul.

Hope that is correct.

Correct.
Here are the small sections from the Catechism regarding these 2 judgements.

The Particular Judgement: vatican.va/archive/ENG0015/__P2L.HTM

The Last (or general) Judgement: vatican.va/archive/ENG0015/__P2P.HTM