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EPISODE · Jul 9, 2026 · 12 MIN

The Vision That Explains What Happens After Your Last Breath (St. Faustina's Vision)

from AfterMass · host Ana Munley

St. Faustina Kowalska was given a vision of standing before the judgment seat of God, seeing her own soul completely exposed the way God sees it. In this video, we walk through what she saw about the moment of death, the 3 calls Jesus makes to every soul before it dies, and why the Vatican actually banned her writings for almost twenty years before canonizing her. This isn't about fear for its own sake. It's about understanding particular judgment, final judgment and why God's mercy is more patient than we deserve, but not infinite in the way we assume.If you've ever wondered what actually happens the moment you die, what particular judgment means, or why the Church teaches what she does about judgment and mercy, this video breaks it down clearly, using St. Faustina's own Diary and the Church's actual teaching.🕊️ Subscribe for more videos on Catholic saints, mystics and the truths the Church doesn't shy away from.📖 Referenced: Diary of St. Faustina Kowalska, Catechism of the Catholic Church#StFaustina #DivineMercy #CatholicTikTok #Purgatory #ParticularJudgment #CatholicFaith #Catholicism #AfterMassWithAna

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