"if you then, though you are evil, know how to give

good gifts to your children, how much more will your Father

in heaven give the Holy Spirit to those who ask him"  luke 11:13

 

saint birgitta's revelations

 

 

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content book 7

 

 

CHAPTER 1

A revelation which Lady Birgitta had in Rome after the year

of jubilee and in which the Virgin Mary foretells to her

that she will go to Jerusalem and Bethlehem when it pleases God...

 

CHAPTER 2

In Rome Lady Birgitta had this revelation which speaks about

the glorious sword of sorrow that pierced the soul

of the Blessed Virgin Mary and which the just man Simeon

foretold to her in the temple.

 

CHAPTER 3

A revelation which blessed Francis showed to Lady Birgitta

wherein he invited her to his chamber to eat and to drink

and explained to her spiritually that his chamber was obedience

and that his food was to convert souls to God

and that his drink was to see...

 

CHAPTER 4

Lady Birgitta had this revelation in the city of Ortona,

in the kingdom of Naples. Christ speaks to her and assures

her that there are relics of the body of Saint Thomas the Apostle

on the altar there and that he takes a most

sweet delight in these relics...

 

CHAPTER 5

Lady Birgitta had this revelation in Naples

at the request of Lord Elzear, son of the countess of Ariano and,

at that time, a young scholar of good disposition.

He had then asked Lady Birgitta to pray to God for him...

 

CHAPTER 6

In the year of our Lord, 1371, in the month of May,

on the day of blessed Urban, pope and martyr,

when Lady Birgitta had been living in Rome for many years...

 

CHAPTER 7

In Rome before Lady Birgitta went overseas a certain

devout Friar Minor consulted the said lady concerning

some doubts in his conscience...

 

CHAPTER 8

After the abovesaid friar had received from Lady Birgitta

the last revelation above, he asked her to pray to God

concerning the matter of Christ's private property...

 

CHAPTER 9

How Christ, speaking to Lady Birgitta during prayer,

instructs her to go now to Jerusalem and promises

to her bodily strength and the necessary expenses.

 

CHAPTER 10

The Virgin Mary, speaking to Lady Birgitta,

says that in no way is it God's will that clerics

should have wives or be contaminated by carnal vice...

 

CHAPTER 11

This is the beginning of a revelation that Lady Birgitta

had in Naples for the lady queen of the same city...

 

CHAPTER 12

This revelation was given by God to Lady Birgitta

in Naples at the request of Lord Bernard,

the Neapolitan archbishop. He asked her to pray to God

concerning some doubts he had in his conscience...

 

CHAPTER 13

This revelation, made to Lady Birgitta,

began in Naples immediately after the death

of her son Lord Charles, a knight...

 

CHAPTER 14

Lady Birgitta had this revelation in the

holy city of Jerusalem, the first time that she was in the Church

of the Holy Sepulchre...

 

CHAPTER 15

This vision Lady Birgitta saw in Jerusalem in the Church

of the Holy Sepulchre in the chapel of Mount Calvary,

on the Friday after the octave of the Ascension of the Lord...

 

CHAPTER 16

Christ complains to the bride about all the earth's princes

and prelates because they will not keep in their memory

and recall in their heart these his sorrows and his passion

and because they will not consider those

sacred places of the Holy Land...

 

CHAPTER 17

When Lady Birgitta was in Jerusalem, she was doubtful

as to whether it were better for her to lodge in the

monastery of the Friars Minor on Mount Zion

or in the pilgrims' hostel in Jerusalem...

 

CHAPTER 18

In the kingdom of Cyprus, Lady Birgitta was asked

by Lady Eleanor, the queen of the said kingdom,

to pray to God for her son the king and for that kingdom...

 

CHAPTER 19

A revelation made to Lady Birgitta in the holy city

of Jerusalem concerning the kingdom of Cyprus and its reformation,

which she her self transmitted to the lord king

and to the prince of Antioch...

 

CHAPTER 20

In the kingdom of Cyprus, a certain Friar Minor asked

the said lady to advise him as to what he ought to do

about some doubts in his conscience,

especially concerning the observance of the Rule of his order...

 

CHAPTER 21

A vision that Lady Birgitta had in Bethlehem,

where the Virgin Mary showed to her the whole manner

of her childbearing and how she gave birth to her glorious Son

just as the Virgin herself had promised

the same Lady Birgitta in Rome...

 

CHAPTER 22

A revelation in Bethlehem at the manger of the Lord,

on the same matter as above.

 

CHAPTER 23

It was at the manger of the Lord that this revelation

was made to the same lady in Bethlehem:

how the shepherds came to the manger

to adore the newborn Christ.

 

CHAPTER 24

This revelation she had in Bethlehem, in the chapel

where Christ was born. In it, Mary tells her how the

three magi kings adored Christ, her Son.

 

CHAPTER 25

The Mother of God, speaking to Lady Birgitta,

tells her some things about

her own humility and that of her Son...

 

CHAPTER 26

When Lady Birgitta now wished to return

from Jerusalem to Rome, she went on the birthday

of the Virgin Mary to visit her sepulchre

and the other shrines that are there near the city of Jerusalem...

 

CHAPTER 27

When Lady Birgitta, in returning from Jerusalem,

passed through the city of Naples, at the request

of the lady queen and of the archbishop of the said city

she prayed to God for that same city's inhabitants...

 

CHAPTER 28

A revelation of the Virgin Mary which Lady Birgitta had

in the city of Naples. And she directs it

to Lord Bernard, the Neapolitan archbishop...

 

CHAPTER 29

A certain bishop, who was the ruler of the

March of Ancona on behalf of the holy Roman Church,

asked Lady Birgitta about the fact that he was pricked in

conscience on the grounds that he was absent and too

remote from his diocese because of his...

 

CHAPTER 30

The Judge complains to the bride about the universal

number of sinners of all states and conditions,

narrating the good deeds that he did for them

and their ingratitude. He also threatens them with the terrible

sentence of his wrath. Nevertheless, he admonishes them

to be converted to him;

and he will receive them with mercy, like a father.

 

CHAPTER 31

In Rome Christ speaks to his bride, blessed Birgitta,

foretelling to her the day and manner of her death

and ordering what should be done with the books of revelations...