Maria Valtorta and her writings: what do theologians who have read her think… and the saints, and also the bishops, the witnesses? Like them, every reader of Maria Valtorta who begins reading an episode of the Gospel as it was revealed to me finishes their reading in Matthew, Mark, Luke, or John, which the Work of Maria Valtorta covers in its entirety and without contradiction. The reader then becomes a pilgrim through time and space, following Jesus.
The Gospel is illuminated for them and spreads to the entire Bible, to which the Work of Maria Valtorta refers explicitly or implicitly in 87% of its 1,334 chapters. […] It is therefore the path to the Gospel that is new, and not the revealed Word, which is eternal. This path becomes a journey of discovery and encounter.
This book brings together historical documents, some previously unpublished in French: testimonies from high-ranking Church officials, attestations from theologians, saints, and witnesses, letters from bishops, and opinions from scholars who have studied the work. These elements will help each reader make their own informed decision.
