What truly happens to our soul after death? Is Heaven only a distant hope, and is Purgatory just a symbol? In this episode, we explore the revelations of Maria Valtorta — one of the most profound Christian mystics of the 20th century — whose writings offer a striking and deeply moving vision of the afterlife.

Through her accounts, we glimpse the indescribable joy of Heaven and the purifying journey of the soul in Purgatory. These words invite us to reflect on our lives, our choices, and our destiny beyond this world. This is not just a message to listen to — it is a call to awaken the soul. May this episode touch your heart, strengthen your hope, and lead you closer to the Mercy of God.

What will happen when the time of mercy ends and only the justice of God remains?
In this episode, we explore one of the most powerful and unsettling visions recorded in the Diary of Saint Faustina Kowalska, the apostle of Divine Mercy. Saint Faustina did not speak in symbols or poetry: she saw the Last Judgment.
She saw Christ in glory, the souls gathered before Him, the light that reveals every secret, and the moment when every person will stand alone before God. Through her words, Jesus gives humanity a final invitation: “Before I come as Judge, I open wide the door of My mercy.
Whoever refuses to enter through the door of mercy must pass through the door of My justice.” This episode is a wake-up call for the soul.
A reminder that mercy is real, forgiveness is possible, and the door is open — but not forever. Listen with a sincere heart.
Reflect.
And ask yourself: If today were the day… would I be ready? Jesus, I trust in You.

No one dies alone. According to St. Teresa of Ávila, one of the greatest mystics of the Church, Jesus Himself comes to each soul at the moment of death—whether that soul has loved Him, ignored Him, or even denied Him. In that final instant, the body falls silent, but the soul awakens to truth. Christ approaches not as a judge, but as the One who has loved the soul from the beginning. Yet, St. Teresa reveals something even more mysterious: some souls say “yes” to this Love… and others turn away. In this episode, we explore:
• What happens at the moment of death
• Why Jesus visits every soul
• Why some accept Him and others refuse
• How to prepare your heart for the final encounter May this message awaken something deep within you. Whisper it from the heart:
Jesus, I do not want to die without You.

What happens to the soul after death?
According to the mystical visions of Blessed Katharina Emmerick, death is not the end—it is the beginning of a divine journey.
The soul passes through three stages: separation from the body, purification in the fire of love, and eternal union with God. In this episode, we explore the powerful testimonies of Katharina Emmerick and Sister Josefa Menéndez, who were shown what happens in the first moments after death.

 Through their words, we discover the mystery of Purgatory, the infinite mercy of God, and the light that awaits every soul that chooses love. A profound spiritual journey that invites you to reflect on eternal life, the meaning of suffering, and the transforming power of forgiveness. 🙏 Say with us: “Jesus, I trust in You. Guide my soul toward Your light.”

Join this prayer for all the souls still walking toward Paradise.

Every word we speak echoes beyond this life.
In this episode, discover the powerful warning of Maria Simma, the Austrian mystic who for years communicated with the souls in Purgatory.

She revealed a truth few dare to consider — that our words about the dead can bring light or pain to their souls. Through Maria Simma’s testimonies and the teachings of the saints, we uncover why speaking ill of the dead is a serious spiritual mistake — and how silence, prayer, and mercy can bring peace to those still being purified after death.

Your words have power — even beyond the grave.
Listen, reflect, and pray for the souls who still await the Light of God.

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On Judgment Day, Jesus will ask only three questions — and your eternity will depend on them.
Discover the truth about knowing Him, loving others, and bearing fruit that lasts forever.

On the day when the Church remembers the faithful departed, Saint Gertrude the Great received an extraordinary vision.
She saw the souls in Purgatory rising toward Heaven like sparks of light… and Jesus spoke to her.
 In that revelation, the Lord showed her what happens to souls on November 2nd, the day when Divine Mercy pours out most abundantly upon those still waiting for the light of God.

In 2023, an unpublished letter by Sister Lucia dos Santos — the visionary of Fatima — addressed to Pope Paul VI, came to light.
A letter that changes everything we thought we knew about the Third Secret of Fatima.
In these mysterious lines, Sister Lucia wrote words that weigh like stones: “As for the facts, yes, but as for the perspective, no… it would not be appropriate to respond.”
 What did she mean?
Is there a part of the Fatima message that has never been revealed? Or perhaps — as Pope Benedict XVI once said — the prophetic mission of Fatima is not yet finished?

On the night between November 1st and 2nd, the boundary between Heaven and earth grows thin. Maria Simma, the Austrian mystic who received visits from the souls in Purgatory, left us a precious spiritual guide: what to do — and what not to do — on the Night of the Dead.

In this video, you’ll discover the simple yet powerful gestures that open Heaven — a candle, a name, a prayer — and the common mistakes that risk closing the door of mercy.

This is not superstition, but the Communion of Saints in action — a meeting of love between us and the souls who await the light of God.

➡️ Watch until the end to learn how to live this sacred night according to Maria Simma.
➡️ Write in the comments: “Tonight I pray for the souls.”

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Mother Speranza – The Question Jesus Will Ask at the Moment of Death

There is a moment that awaits every soul —
the instant when life on earth ends, and eternity begins. In that mysterious passage, Jesus does not appear as a judge, but as infinite Mercy.
And according to the Spanish mystic Mother Speranza of Jesus, He asks only one question —
the question that decides everything: “Do you still want Me?” In this moving revelation, we hear Jesus speak not of punishment, but of love;
not of fear, but of a last chance — offered to every heart, even in its final breath. Through Mother Speranza’s words, we glimpse the tenderness of a God who never stops seeking His children,
who fights until the last moment to save each soul. A meditation on divine mercy, free will, and the mystery of the final encounter with Love Himself.

Are There People Without a Soul?
The Words of Jesus That Still Shock the World

here are questions that pierce the silence of faith — questions that make us look deep within ourselves. In this episode of The Quiet Gospel, we reflect on one of the most mysterious and unsettling sayings of Jesus: words that reveal the true condition of the human soul and the tragedy of separation from God. What does it really mean to have — or to lose — one’s soul?

Can a person walk, speak, even love… and yet live without the life of grace? Through Scripture and meditation, we’ll explore how the words of Christ still speak to a world that often forgets its Creator.

This is not just a message of warning — it’s a call to conversion, hope, and the rediscovery of divine mercy. Let the Gospel speak quietly… to your heart.

The Miracle After Charlie Kirk’s Death
How One Man’s Faith Awakened a Nation

After the sudden death of Charlie Kirk, something extraordinary began to happen across America — a quiet wave of faith, courage, and conversion that no one expected.
In this episode of The Quiet Gospel, we explore the miracle that touched millions and reminded a nation that Christ still works in silence.