Michael Kenny, Author at FATIMA: A Call To Salvation

Just a Thought

Heaven knew in advance what we, and the Church, would and would not do, and went ahead anyway.

Heaven knew in advance. Heaven went ahead anyway.

What Is Fatima? (And It’s Not What You Think!)

Fatima sets out to save souls at risk: what we are not doing, why it is happening, and what we must do.

It opens with the clear intent to save souls at risk.

Why Does Fatima Stand Alone?

Like other apparitions, Fatima warns we are drifting from Jesus. Unlike them, it asks for a Consecration, a letter to the Pope and a final plan.

Unlike other apparitions, Fatima completely changes the format.

Benefits and Consequences

There are benefits, and there are consequences.

Penance! Penance! Penance!

Lourdes 1858: the message turns to penance, prayer for sinners and conversion, and the Lady names herself the Immaculate Conception. Michael asks why so few miracles are recognised.

“I do not promise to make you happy in this world, but in the next.”

The Miraculous Medal

Most wearers don’t know the picture or the inscription.

May 13, 1917

The first apparition at Fatima, told through the words exchanged between the Lady and Lucia, from De Marchi’s The True Story of Fatima and Lucia’s Memoirs.

May 13, 1917. Lucia, Francisco and Jacinta mind their flock.

I Wanna Tell You a Story

In 1917 Our Lady opens a dialogue with Lucia about the salvation of souls; in 1958 the Church closes it. Michael will inform. It’s your job to interpret.

I wanna tell you a story. It is not disputed.

Alpha to Omega

Paris 1830, Lourdes 1858, Fatima 1917. Michael traces Our Lady’s three major visits in ten steps, from the first warning to the final one in 1957, and asks whether we have been disconnected from Heaven.

Paris 1830. Lourdes 1858. Fatima 1917. Have we been disconnected from Heaven?

You Are Allowed to Ask Questions

Faith Should Not Be Afraid of Sincere Questions. Have you ever been afraid to ask a question about your faith? Perhaps you were concerned that someone would misunderstand you, question your loyalty, or dismiss your concerns. Yet asking sincere questions can be part of taking faith seriously. The important thing is how we approach those […]

Author: Michael Kenny