Faith • Reflection • History

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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Exploring the messages of Our Lady of Fatima and their significance for faith, prayer, repentance, and salvation.

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Fatima No. 3

Warnings & Salvation

The Vision of Hell

Examining the vision of Hell described by Sister Lucia and reminding readers that the warning about sin and salvation calls each person to examine their own life.

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Have You Lost Your Spiritual Home?

Michael Kenny believes there is a way to examine these difficulties through the messages associated with Paris, Lourdes, and Fatima.

Fatima No. 7

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The Deal

Exploring the Fatima warning about the loss of souls and emphasizing repentance, reparation, and obedience as essential responses to the call to salvation.