"Here's what happens in Purgatory" from the confessions of Natuzza Evolo

Like other mystics, Natuzza also sees the souls of Purgatory, suffers with and for them.

Despite being derided because of the testimony she gave about the souls of Purgatory, Natuzza maintained that it was urgent to pass on to relatives the requests of the deceased for the salvation of the soul.

Not a day went by, except all Fridays of the year and every day of Lent, from Ash Day to Holy Saturday, that Natuzza did not see, in a waking state, at any time of day or night, deceased dressed like all human beings and who did not converse with them asking for news on behalf of others.

Natuzza says that souls pray for and with their loved ones and that their guardian angels communicate our needs to them. Souls suffer from the evil done by relatives.

After a period of very acute suffering, the sentence being discounted, the souls are transferred to Prato Verde, a place of meditation and prayer and then to Prato Bianco where they remain for 15 to 30 days with the visit of Jesus. After this period of time they reach heaven.

According to Natuzza, souls often return or stop to do penance, in the places where they lived or sinned, and visit their relatives invisibly.

When they have passed the phase of greatest atonement, they can also stop in churches.

Natuzza also receives the visit of the souls of Paradise who describe Heaven, Purgatory and Hell to her: she also converses with some souls of Hell who let her know that there are not many souls in it, but Purgatory is the most crowded.

Below are 2 messages left to Natuzza by two different souls:

“Someone thinks it is a transmission of thought; here there is no transmission because it is we who speak directly with you using, with God's permission, this blind girl. It is, you can say it without error, the underworld radio that you listen to, and everything happens at the behest of Jesus who is here with us tonight ... "

"I am damned, I am damned, tell everyone that they do penance, that they do penance, how I wish I could return to earth to do penance!"

We continue to pray for our deceased loved ones and for all the souls in purgatory, especially the most abandoned ones.