FATIMA: Not A Promise Of Peace, But A Remedy For Souls

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Ruin and Solution

Examining the spiritual challenges facing the world and the Church, while presenting prayer, conversion, sacrifice, and devotion as remedies offered through Fatima.
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When Our Lady spoke to Lucia, Francisco, and Jacinta She spoke of Conversion, Prayer, and Reparation, as the only way to save a world in ruin.

That was over 100 years ago.

Today, we live in that ruin.

Nations crumbled, our church fragmented, the family attacked.

Yet the solution remains the same.

Offer sacrifices for sinners.

Pray the Rosary every day.

Trust Her when She says, “My Immaculate Heart will Triumph.”

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The reflections published on this site are written by Michael Kenny. Where the author offers an interpretation of historical or religious events, it is presented as his perspective.

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Why the Rosary?

Discovering why the Rosary is more than a daily prayer: a means of reflecting on the lives of Jesus and Mary, resisting evil, and growing in faith.
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Why Fatima?

Reflecting on wars, declining religious practice, and changes in society through Michael’s interpretation of Fatima’s warnings, with repentance and the Rosary presented as responses.
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Repent, Repair, Penance

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