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

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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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Our problem, we have turned away from God.

The world has not changed.

Wars, add all the conflicts end to end since 1929.

Apostasy, changes in what is taught in modern times.

Family collapse, abortions, lack of marriages, divorce rates.

These are not political accidents; they are spiritual consequences.

Our Lady says Heaven has not turned away from us.

Our solution, Repent, Repair, Rosary.

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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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