St. Bridget of Sweden, a 14th-century mystic, received one of the most vivid and awe-inspiring visions of the birth of our Savior.
Blessed Anne Catherine Emmerich, a 19th-century mystic, offers a vivid and poetic account of the Immaculate Conception, revealing the celestial beauty and divine plan behind this pivotal moment in salvation history.
The saints of the Catholic Church have been graced with extraordinary experiences, offering us a rare glimpse into the beauty and glory of heaven. Let us explore the heavenly visions of St. Catherine of Siena, St. Faustina Kowalska, and St. John Bosco, whose experiences inspire us to live with greater faith and hope.
The Miraculous Medal is an important Catholic sacramental—a sacred item that fosters a deeper spiritual connection to God. Its origins, rooted in a series of divine apparitions in 1830, have led to countless miracles, conversions, and a strengthened devotion to Mary over the centuries.
Maria Simma, an Austrian mystic (1915–2004), devoted her life to helping the Holy Souls in Purgatory through prayer and sacrifice. Her extraordinary experiences, shared in The Amazing Secret of the Souls in Purgatory (a book-length interview with Sister Emmanuel Maillard), offer powerful insights into the Catholic understanding of Purgatory.
Throughout history, mystics and saints have shared remarkable visions of purgatory, providing insights that inspire and encourage the faithful to pray for the departed.
All Saints’ Day isn’t just a day to remember those who have gone before us; it’s also a profound reminder of the interconnectedness of all believers across time and space. This interconnectedness is known as the communion of saints.
The late Father Gabriele Amorth, who served as the Vatican’s Chief Exorcist for over three decades, held an unwavering belief in the Rosary as one of the most powerful spiritual weapons against demonic forces.