Below is an incomplete list of mystics whose writings have, at the very least, received the imprimatur.
- Sr. Josefa Menendez
- St. Faustina
- Sr. Benigna Consolata
- Ven. Concepcion Cabrera de Armida
- Ven. Louise Margaret **
- Bl. Alexandrina da Costa
- Ven. Mary of Agreda
- Mother Yvonne-Aimée of Jesus **
- St. Teresa of Avila
- St. Catherine of Siena
- St. Hildegard von Bingen
- St. Bridget of Sweden
- St. Margaret of Cortona
- St. Gertrude
- St. Mechtilde
- Bl. Angela of Foligno
- Sr. Consolata Betrone
- Sr. Mary of the Holy Trinity
- St. Gemma Galgani
- Bl. Dina Belanger
- Sr. Marie-Catherine Putigny
- St. Crescentia
- St. Veronica Giuliani
- Bl. Battista Varani
- Mechtilde of Magdeburg
- St. Catherine of Genoa
- Bl. Elena Aiello
- Bl. Anna Maria Taigi
- Bl. Elizabeth Canori-Mora
- Sr. Jeanne Benigne Gojos
- Bl. Anne Catherine Emmerich
- St. Mary Magdalene of Pazzi
- St. Elizabeth of Hungary
In the majority of cases, the mystics’ revelations can be found on archive.org
“Nigna, little Secretary of My love for My creatures, thou shalt write, others shall publish thy writings. Thine it is to taste the Gift of God in silence; others shall propagate these pages for the glory of God…”
– Jesus to Sr. Benigna Consolata
Littlest Souls 
No worries!
All the best, Sean. God bless you.
Thank you so much for your response! I’m sure you’re very busy but thank you for clarifying, God bless you for all your work for The Kingdom!
Sorry, Sean: I just realised something… When reading your last comment, I assumed you were commenting on a different post… (I need to be more attentive)
Looking back on the this post, I probably should have clarified a few things. But this would potentially take hours.
Basically, the writings all of the individuals referenced have received the imprimatur as the bare minimum. Others have been diligently scrutinised (St. Bridget of Sweden, for instance).
I might quickly edit the post now.
‘Sit nomen Domini benedictum’
Thank you for this information, I’m always wondering how to keep track of all the mystics and those the church has approved.
Where did you find the information to complete this with accuracy? I wonder about Padre Pio and some others.