My Heavenly Visitors

About the Book

The story you are about to read is true.  It’s about Archie’s adventures into the next life with his spiritual guides, St. Joseph, Isaiah, St. Michael the Archangel, the good and the bad spirit (Satan).  I know—I was there and I witnessed all you are about to read.  The picture on the front cover shows Archie and the main spiritual guide, St. Joseph.  This photo was taken before Archie died but was not developed until after his death.  You can imagine the surprise this was to all of the family when this picture was developed.  I hold the negative to this picture.  The rest of the film which this picture was developed from all came out normal—except for this one.  This picture proves that there is life after death, whether we believe it or not.  Truth is stranger than fiction, as the old saying goes.  How true this is, pertaining to this story.

This book consists of five sections:

Section One:  Visions of Light

Section Two:  Archie’s Journal

Section Three: Archie’s Journal - His Last Days

Section Four: Angels and Archangels

Section Five: Spirit Writing or Automatic Writing.

The first section on Visions of Light will answer questions that I asked Archie to inquire of his spiritual guides and then I immediately wrote down their responses to these questions into my journal.  This is the journal that I kept about Archie from the first day that he arrived home from the hospital.  St. Joseph, Isaiah, St. Michael the Archangel, the good and the bad spirit, all gave me answers to these questions and more:

Will the world end in the year 2000?

Are we judged immediately on death?

Are we doomed if we commit suicide?

If we have an abortion, will we go to hell?

Will the nuns and priests be able to marry

and still hold their positions in the church?

Will there be women priests?

Is the Catholic Church the true Church?

Was the world made in seven days or seven thousand years?

Can children and animals see spirits from the other

side that adults are unable to see?

You will find out the answers to these questions plus others that have puzzled us for centuries when you read this remarkable true story, "My Heavenly Visitors—A True Story of Archie’s Angelic Guests".  This section also tells about Archie’s NDE’s or his Near Death Experiences.  You will find this to be a very interesting account of his experiences as well.

Section Two:  Archie’s Journal.  You will read about Archie’s predictions.  I remember when the Hospice unit and his experiences with NDE’s while he was in ICU and the special visits he had with his Heavenly Visitors when Archie arrived home from the hospital.  Hospice was here to take care of him until his death.  There is one thing I want to make clear—Archie was on NO medication except for his breathing pill, liquid oxygen and his inhalers.  Hospice will not issue any hard medication until the patient requests it to be given.  Archie was very alert and in a sound mind during his visions.

Section Three:  Archie’s Journal—His Last Days.  This section explains how a soul reacts to all the changes that is about to happen as they are dying.  This includes thoughts, feelings, and anxiety.  Oh yes, he was fearful of death and his medications as well.  This is very important because anyone who is dying does not need to die in pain when they have the Hospice unit there to help.

Section Four:  Angels and Archangels.  Archie had many encounters with Angels and Archangels at the end of his life.  You will find this section to be a most interesting description of angels and archangels and what the duties are that they have to perform here on earth and to the dying soul.  These are some of the questions that you will find answered in this section.

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About the Author

The author was born January 8th, 1937 in Cleveland, Ohio to parents, Joseph Nocera and Dorothy (Bates) Nocera. She was the bride of Archie Dunning on August 11, 1962 and their family grew to five children and seven grandchildren. Her education was received from West Tech Extension Night School and Metro Community College, (Tri C) in Cleveland. Her honors included the Dean’s List. Other writing: poems in various books; Library of Poetry, Quill, and the Poetry Guild. Peers: To bring joy, love and understanding to all of the audiences who hold a special interest in this particular field about God and the after life. This will eventually become all of our fate when we are called to our heavenly reward, good or bad as the case may be, and my poetry and writings express my most loving and inner thoughts for everyone to digest in our own troubled world.