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I saw them now purified, now truly saints in glory.

I saw the soul of this woman who had died standing beside Christ, joyful and at peace, after the purification of Purgatory had ended.

Christ appeared as a King, and permitted me to sit at His feet as a penitent. He showed me my own nothingness, and His power and majesty.

The soul is like a cavern which Christ purifies and enlarges as He pours his light within it in prayer

God the Father 'cools' the burning pain of the Two Spears (which are shame and fear) which check my pride.

I remember being outwardly carefree, but I was inwardly pierced by a shame so intense I could hardly go on, sometimes nearly groaning out loud.

The grace of God, like a healing balm, purifies the souls of Purgatory, in response to the prayers of Our Lady

Christ's love of the Father is like fire meeting fire, in which we share and are purified

Christ's love of the Father is like fire meeting fire, in which we share and are purified

Purified souls now walk on a flower-carpet, in joy and simplicity, freed from all cynicism and hard-heartedness.

God draws into His bliss after death those who can bear the brightness of glory, while those who are still consumed by shame wait below.

Through contrition, repentance, penance, darkness and suffering we are purified and prepared for Heaven

Into the light of Heaven enter Holy Souls who have been purified. They enter without pain; there is no sin in them any longer.

When we ask Our Lady to pray for the souls of Purgatory, she does so, and God's purifying grace is poured upon them like a soothing balm

Once, Christ swiftly embraced a departed soul after its purification, lifting it - like a newborn baby just delivered - high towards Heaven.

A departed soul (a good person) emerged from a thin cocoon of self-love, and was all the while speeding towards Heaven's glory.

The purifying fire of God's love touches us through the humanity of Christ our Saviour

What a great waterfall of grace is poured upon us by the Father, when we pray in Christ's name. And "nakedness" before God brings greater cleanliness and refreshment.

Departed souls who have been faithful yet who now undergo purification, are yet at peace, suffering gladly, to be worthy of God.

The souls of Purgatory keep themselves at a distance from God, for the moment, because of their shame and sorrow