Ardoye, 1849: Eugénie Wybo, in her working dress, to her servant: a hidden purse to pay for Masses at two francs each
How it happened
- Apparitions — As in lifeThe soul is seen
What the soul wanted
- Asks for MassesOften a stated number
- Gives a sign or proofA burn, a name, a fact the witness could not know
Evidence
- Information that could be checkedA name, a date, a hidden object, a fulfilled prediction
Further reading
Read it in the books
| Book | Pages |
|---|---|
| SchouppePurgatory Illustrated by the Lives and Legends of the Saints — Fr F. X. Schouppe SJ, 1893 | pp. 205–206 |
Page numbers refer to the edition named in the source list.
The Church’s teaching on this
- Chapter: The Fathers and Tradition
- Chapter: The Saints and Mystics
- Question: Do the souls appear to the living? What about “ghosts”?
- Question: When the souls appear, what do they ask for?
What the witnesses report on this
- Theme D: How the souls appear and communicateIn flames, as light, as voices, burn marks — and what they ask for.
About the witness
19th–20th-century cases and saints1800 to the present · T4 — visions and the collections that retell them
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- MOD-01Foligno: Foligno, 16–18 Nov 1859: Sr Teresa Gesta; moans, voice, smoke; a hand burned into the sacristy door as with a …
- MOD-03Antwerp: the soul of a banker (d. 1636) wakes a child nightly, an old man seen to the waist in old-fashioned dress; the …
- MOD-05The Polish prince: A dead man thanks a Polish prince for a Mass he paid for, and the prince burns his manuscript against immortality …
- MOD-06The servant's monthly Mass: A servant pays for a monthly Mass with her last franc; a pale young man sends her to a house, where she recognises …
- MOD-10Philip Weld: Philip Weld (1846): a drowned schoolboy seen by his father and sister beside a youth in black, later identified as …
- MOD-11Vienna: a lady fetches a priest with the Viaticum to an unbeliever's house; she is his dead mother; he confesses and is …
- MOD-12Marie de St-Pierre: Sr Marie de St-Pierre (Tours, 1846): the Duke of Orléans freed; "Call me Ferdinand"; she admits no supernatural …
- MOD-16Malines (Sr Mary Seraphine): Sr Mary Seraphine (Malines, 1870): an invisible presence pulls her scapular, a weight presses, a voice pleads; her …