Have any saints written about Heaven?

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I often see saints’ writings about Hell or Purgatory, but I’ve never seen any work on Heaven. Does anyone know of a saints’ work on Heaven?

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Eugen von Böhm-Bawerk
 
The Golden Key to Heaven
by Saint Anthony Mary Claret

This short book is mostly about getting to Heaven.
 
Yes, almost all of them. They never talk about purgatory and hell without talking of heaven:)

They hope for heaven

St. Therese of Lisieux, Story of a soul, constantly talked and longed for heaven

St. Faustina, Divine Mercy in my soul, talks about heaven in her soul, that is Jesus himself

St. Anthony mary Claret, talks about how to save souls, and lead them to heaven, save them from hell.

Most of the saints books are available online

you can go to this page

saintsbookscatechisms.blogspot.com/

we can imitate them, be holy, and attain heaven as well.

I imitate them in weekly confession and daily communion, and my life has changed dramatically.

There is no one that can guide you in your spiritual life better than the saints, when we read their works, they will aflame us with the fire of love of God, and set our lives in the right direction, that is to heaven
 
St. Therese of Lisieux was powerfully affected in her spirit when she read the book, “The End of the Present World and the Mysteries of the Future Life,” by Father Charles Arminjon. The book discusses what God has in store for us in Heaven. Here’s a quote from the Doctor of the Church, on the matter. You may want to read the book!

“I was nourished for a long time on the “pure flour” contained in the Imitation of Christ… At the age of fourteen, with my desire for knowledge, God found it necessary to join to the “pure flour” some “honey and oil in abundance.” This honey and oil He showed me in Father Arminjon’s conferences on the end of the present world and the mysteries of the future life… All the great truths of religion, the mysteries of eternity, plunged my soul into a happiness not of this earth. I experienced already what God reserves for those who love Him (not with the eye but with the heart), and seeing that the eternal rewards had no proportion to life’s small sacrifices, I wanted to love, to love Jesus with a passion, to give Him a thousand proofs of my love while I still could.”

~The Autobiography of Saint Thérèse of Lisieux
susanconroy.com/endoftheworld.shtml
 
The Book of Revelation, but I guess that probably goes without saying. Nevertheless, it is probably good to make sure that it is mentioned in the ongoing list.
 
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