SIM-05Private revelationAccount·Maria Simma·T4 (unapproved) — visions and the collections that retell them
A woman of bad reputation killed by a train is saved by one sentence of acceptance (Eltz (Simma): straight to Heaven; Sr Emmanuel (Simma): saved from Hell, with Purgatory not excluded)
How it happened
- Apparitions — Form not describedThe soul is seen
What the soul wanted
- Teaches about the afterlifeJudgement, levels, durations, pains, helps
Evidence
- None stated in the source
Further reading
Read it in the books
| Book | Pages |
|---|---|
| Eltz (Simma)Get Us Out of Here!! — Nicky Eltz (interviews with Maria Simma), 2002 | pp. 183–184 |
| Sr Emmanuel (Simma)The Amazing Secret of Purgatory — Sr Emmanuel Maillard (interviews with Maria Simma), English 1997 | p. 24 |
Page numbers refer to the edition named in the source list.
The Church’s teaching on this
- Question: What if I fear that someone I love is lost?
- Question: Someone I love died by suicide. Is there hope, and can I pray for them?
- Chapter: Death and the Particular Judgement
- Chapter: What Purgatory Is
- Chapter: When Someone Dies
- Question: What happens to the soul at the moment of death?
- Question: Is Purgatory a "second chance"?
What the witnesses report on this
- Theme A: Death and the particular judgementWhat the soul meets at death: the tribunal, the self-judgement, the anticipated judgement.
About the witness
Maria Simma1915–2004 · T4 (unapproved) — visions and the collections that retell them
Told differently elsewhere
- One version
- straight to Heaven (Eltz (Simma) 183–184)
- Another
- saved from Hell, "does not mean that she did not go to Purgatory" (Sr Emmanuel (Simma) 24)
- What differs
- Heaven versus Purgatory
More from Maria Simma
- SIM-01Maria Simma: 1940: a stranger paces at the foot of her bed; the second night, asked "What do you need?", he asks for three Masses …
- SIM-02Maria Simma: A soul tells her that all their information "comes from and with the permission of the Mother of Mercy"; Bishop …
- SIM-03Maria Simma: A hard-hearted woman in the deepest level, shown to her as a hippopotamus devoured by a serpent
- SIM-04Maria Simma: A Swiss unbeliever in a coma sees his whole life written on a wall (a near-death account at second hand)
- SIM-06Maria Simma: A young neighbour killed rushing to an avalanche: dying for another is "always a holy death"; three Masses
- SIM-07Maria Simma: A motorcyclist: his recklessness cost him thirty years of life
- SIM-08Maria Simma: A man who said he would kill God with an axe
- SIM-09Maria Simma: A priest whose right hand appears black because he neglected to bless
- SIM-10Maria Simma: A soul keeps its goiter so that the family will believe her message
- SIM-11Maria Simma: A new barn wall falls every night until the farmer forgives a dead neighbour who slandered his wife