MOD-06Private revelationAccount·The servant's monthly Mass·T4 — visions and the collections that retell them

A servant pays for a monthly Mass with her last franc; a pale young man sends her to a house, where she recognises his portrait (Schouppe: Paris c. 1827; O'Sullivan, Read Me or Rue It: "Jeanne Marie", a scar; Eltz (Simma): Simma tells it of a French domestic and a son Henri)

How it happened

Information that could be checkedA name, a date, a hidden object, a fulfilled prediction

Book	Pages
SchouppePurgatory Illustrated by the Lives and Legends of the Saints — Fr F. X. Schouppe SJ, 1893	pp. 294–296
O'Sullivan, Read Me or Rue ItRead Me or Rue It — Fr Paul O'Sullivan OP, 1936	p. 19
Eltz (Simma)Get Us Out of Here!! — Nicky Eltz (interviews with Maria Simma), 2002	pp. 141–142

Page numbers refer to the edition named in the source list.

Theme D: How the souls appear and communicateIn flames, as light, as voices, burn marks — and what they ask for.
Theme E: What the souls know, and do, for the livingWho prays for them, whether they pray for us, warnings, help and gratitude.

19th–20th-century cases and saints1800 to the present · T4 — visions and the collections that retell them

One version: Paris, the son dead two years (Schouppe 294–296)
Another: "Jeanne Marie", dead over a year, a scar (O'Sullivan, Read Me or Rue It 19); a French domestic, the son Henri dead four years, told by Simma (Eltz (Simma) 141–142)
What differs: three versions; Simma repeats a 19th-century exemplum