EMO-21Private revelationAccount·Margaret Mary·T4 — visions and the collections that retell them

Margaret Mary: Mother de Montoux placed under the chalice on the altar of repose on Holy Thursday, relieved by the whole Order's suffrages, freed on Good Shepherd Sunday "with a million other souls"; two souls bid adieu (letter of 1683)

How it happened

Apparitions — Glorified or risingThe soul is seen
Locutions and revealed knowledgeChrist, Mary, an angel or a soul speaks within; the seer “knows”

Thanks, or announces releaseThe soul returns to give thanks or to say it is free

Book	Pages
SchouppePurgatory Illustrated by the Lives and Legends of the Saints — Fr F. X. Schouppe SJ, 1893	pp. 98–100
Ursuline of SligoStories about Purgatory and What They Reveal — An Ursuline of Sligo, 1904 (TAN 2005)	p. 89
TassoneDay by Day for the Holy Souls in Purgatory — Susan Tassone, 2014	p. 307

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

Theme C: Where the souls expiate — a place, the earth, the house, the “ghost”Purgatory as a place, souls serving their Purgatory on earth, haunted houses.
Theme E: What the souls know, and do, for the livingWho prays for them, whether they pray for us, warnings, help and gratitude.
Theme G: Durations and intensityFrom a quarter of an hour to “until Judgment Day” — and why no figure is a fact.
Theme H: Days and hoursAll Souls, Christmas, Easter, Our Lady's feasts, Saturdays, the moment of the Mass.

Early-modern saints and religiousc. 1500–1800 · T4 — visions and the collections that retell them