Unearth the Mysteries of Purgatory with Hungry Souls: Supernatural Visits, Messages, and Warnings

sharoncookie: It came fast and very nice book

United States on Feb 01, 2024

gabriel: Definitely interesting stories in this book and deepened my understanding of purgatory.

United Kingdom on Mar 03, 2023

Carmen: This is a must read. It gives you insight as to how souls suffer in purgatory and how they desperately need our prayers. Most importantly it gives you a better understanding of what can be avoided and encourages us to lead a holy life to shorten your time in purgatory too. For skeptics or non believers - this is your proof!

Australia on Jun 25, 2021

Bob Sontrop,Corners 'n Edges: Professor Van Aardweg —a veteran in mental health —provides hard evidence from souls in Purgatory, who leave
their "mark" and urgent request(s). Eternal Life, or Death, freely chosen by persons, once deceased, is no joke, but
an entrance into Divine Mercy and, ultimately, true Justice and Love.

Canada on Oct 28, 2020

Meron: Good

India on Oct 31, 2019

Susana Alcantara: Nice reading experience. Arrived on the expected date. Will surely buy again. :)

France on Apr 04, 2019

Imperial Topaz: This book was not quite what I was expecting, but it still turned out to be excellent and very well-written. I ordered this book because I've been extremely interested in near-death experiences for many years, and have read many books on the subject. I would not say the book is mis-described on Amazon, but as it turns out, the book contains only a little bit on near-death experiences and visions.

The author is a Dutch psychotherapist, born in 1936, who is both conservative and very traditionally old-Catholic in his interests and life approach. This book is a good read even for non-Catholics and non-religious people, for reasons I will explain below (and the reasons are nothing to do with converting people to Catholicism, but with understanding certain behavior of some groups of people in this life).

This book is about Purgatory, and messages from Purgatory which have been received and documented by the Catholic church. It's a really nice volume on extremely high-quality paper with color photographs of official church relics which are preserved, all having to do with Purgatory. Many of these relics are from the 1800s. They are currently housed in the 'Museo del...

United States on Mar 29, 2019

annmarie easley: I am not catholic. I am not familiar with the catholic bible or their teachings. I do, however, understand and can endorse the unimaginable suffering and horror associated with being cut off from God. God is the source of all life and all of the peace and goodness we take for granted. Look at the history of the catholic church of keeping the written word out of the hands of the laity. Their faith and beliefs historically came via the priest and the church. I can only guess that it like Jews choosing to live under the law: if you live under the law, you will be judged by the law. In the case with Catholics, it would be the teachings of the priests and church. The teaching of the King James Bible is the complete antithesis of this purgatory concept. In my opinion, the notion of purgatory undermines the completeness of the life, suffering and sacrifice of Jesus Christ. Christ declared, "It is finished!" It is not finished if one can die in sin, go to purgatory and after a period of time have their sins expunged. As for me and other Christians, we will not be praying for the dead, they made their decision before they left. There are enough problems, desires and issues to keep me on my...

United States on Jun 17, 2014

Char: As I understand it, Purgatory exists as a necessary state of reparation and of soul purification after death. Purgatory is necessary in order to make just reparation, or "repayment," for sins committed in life, even though the sins may have been repented of in life, confessed, and official assigned penance done in life. In this book, we read that Jesus told one holy religious saint with whom He communicated that He does not like to subject souls to the painful suffering of Purgatory but that He has to do it because of the strict requirement of perfect Justice. Purgatory is also deemed a necessary experience before most souls can enter Heaven because through the extremely painful suffering in the burning "Fires" of Purgatory, which are attested to be fully as bad as Hell Fire, the soul is made pure enough to enter and live in the perfectly Holy place that is Heaven. Even a surely quite holy soul such as St. Faustina Kowalska had to submit to a very brief period of one day in Purgatory. So we see that the Lord is an exacting Judge. [--For a soul who is less holy and less perfectly repentant and who has had many sins, this reader understands that there must be a prospect of long,...

United States on Oct 24, 2011