EMM-X3Private revelationAdjacent·Anne Catherine Emmerich·T4 — visions and the collections that retell them
The TAN back-cover blurb ("Protestants" suffer more): not found in the text
How it happened
- Not specified
What the soul wanted
- No stated purpose
Evidence
- None stated in the source
Further reading
Read it in the books
| Book | Pages |
|---|---|
| Emmerich, Life & Revelations ILife and Revelations, vol. I — Bl. Anne Catherine Emmerich (ed. K. E. Schmöger), 1870 (TAN) | p. 460 [edition reference to be confirmed] |
Page numbers refer to the edition named in the source list.
The Church’s teaching on this
- Chapter: The Saints and Mystics
- Chapter: The Church’s Definitions
- Question: How should I weigh private revelations about Purgatory?
What the witnesses report on this
- Theme J: Discernment — soul, demon, or imaginationHow witnesses and clergy tested apparitions, and what the Church leaves free.
About the witness
Bl. Anne Catherine Emmerich1774–1824 · T4 — visions and the collections that retell them
More from Anne Catherine Emmerich
- EMM-01Anne Catherine Emmerich: As a child, crossing the cemetery, she perceives the state of the souls buried there, some shining brightly
- EMM-02Anne Catherine Emmerich: As a child, souls float before her on the dark road to early Mass "two by two, like fiery sparks", lighting her way; …
- EMM-03Anne Catherine Emmerich: As a child, she hears voices say "Thank you!"; a white figure covered in black spots says "Thou art forgetting me!"
- EMM-04Anne Catherine Emmerich: As a child, she is taken to a place that seemed to be Purgatory: a deep abyss, silent souls, no fire, intense …
- EMM-05Anne Catherine Emmerich: Coesfeld: the nightly Way of the Cross, made at the souls' instance; on Easter night, fifty-two barefoot turns of …
- EMM-06Anne Catherine Emmerich: The demon's attacks are renewed whenever she prays for the souls; the souls are often visible, thanking her
- EMM-07Anne Catherine Emmerich: Her angel's lesson at the mountain: "The poor souls are always in the state in which thou now art"; she sends her …
- EMM-08Anne Catherine Emmerich: With Clara Soentgen: the door opens, a great light streams in, blows are struck on the table; later a bright light …
- EMM-09Anne Catherine Emmerich: To Dean Rensing (1813): a deep abyss of sad, silent souls with joy at God's mercy, the Mother of God enthroned among …
- EMM-10Anne Catherine Emmerich: Present at God's sentences on sinners: He damns only the obstinate; the contrite stay briefly, the tepid long; two …