Maria Simma: “Don’t speak badly of the dead! This is what really happens to their souls…”
Every time we speak ill of someone who has died, something changes in eternity.
In this video, you will discover the revelations of Maria Simma, the Austrian mystic who, for years, had contact with the souls in Purgatory and revealed how the words of the living can influence the journey of souls being purified after death.
Through the testimonies of Maria Simma, the writings of Saint Catherine of Genoa, and the revelations of Saint Faustina Kowalska, we understand that every word spoken on earth carries spiritual weight. The good we speak becomes light; the evil we speak becomes an obstacle for those seeking peace.
This video explains why speaking ill of the dead is a profound mistake, and how silence, prayer, and mercy can relieve the sufferings of the souls in Purgatory. Words do not vanish into the air — they cross the boundary between life and death and act as real forces in the spiritual world.
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