Part 01

In part one of nine, Blessed Anne Catherine Emmerich gives an explanation of her visions and the background of her life and visions is given. 

Part 02

This part two of nine starts with the entry of the child Mary to the care of the temple. and continues to the Nativity, the Presentation and to the visit of the Magi. 

Part 03

This third of nine parts starts with story of the family of Mary, Martha and Lazarus and continues to conversion of Mary Magdalene. 

Part 04

This fourth of nine parts starts with Jesus reading from Isaiah and continues through His healing ministry and exorcisms. 

Part 05

This fifth of nine parts continues with Jesus' healing and raising of Jairus' daughter and concludes with a vision of a series false "churches" and demonic "cures" and other false belief systems.

Part 06

This sixth of nine parts concerns Jesus entering into His Passion and His prayer in the Garden at Gethsemane. 

Part 07

This seventh of nine parts starts with the arrest of Jesus and continues to the Way of the Cross. 

Part 08

This eighth of nine parts starts with the nailing of Christ to the Cross and continues through the Last Words and Death of Jesus. 

 Part 09

This ninth of nine parts starts with the Anne Catherine's visions of the afterlife, and continues with the Trials of the Church, past and future. 



The Blessed Anne Catherine Emmerich is a great modern Catholic visionary who was beatified during the Pontificate of Pope John Paul II. To her angelic guide who brought her visions she protested, "Why must I see all this? I, who am a miserable sinner, who cannot recount it later and in which I understand almost nothing?" Her guide answered, "You shall relate what you can. You cannot count the number of people who shall read it one day, finding comfort for their souls. They shall be revived and inclined toward good. What you can relate shall be sufficient to do a lot of good of which you have no idea." Good Measure, pressed down, shaken together and overflowing; it's all in this series of narrations. Don't miss these extraordinary accounts of Blessed Anne Catherine Emmerich's visions!