FATIMA: The Silencing of Sister Lucia

FATIMA: The Silencing of Sister Lucia

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Visions and Secrets

Though she was only 10 years old at the time, Lucia dos Santos was the eldest of the three shepherd children who saw the visions at Fatima in 1917. She was the only one of the three who actually spoke to the Virgin, asking her own questions and answering others from Our Lady. After the vision of May 13, Lucia and her younger cousins, Francisco and Jacinta Marto, agreed not to reveal it to anyone.

Our ‘Third Secret’ Was Written by Sr. Lucy,
Handwriting Expert Affirms

Marian T. Horvat, Ph.D.

TIA has received news from several readers about a recently published book by José María Zavala titled El Tercer Sécreto de Fátima (The Third Secret of Fatima). Since it was reported to have news about the Third Secret TIA published seven years ago on this site, I purchased the electronic version in Spanish and read it. 

Sister Lucia of Fatima Takes Step Toward Beatification

Sister Lucia of Fatima Takes Step Toward Beatification

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 Impostor Lucia on the right?

The first major step in the canonization cause of Sr. Lucia, the Fatima seer who spoke with Our Blessed Mother, was completed this week.

Just in time for the 100th Anniversary of Fatima, the diocesan phase of the canonization process for Sister Lucia, one of the three seers who saw and conversed with Our Lady of the Rosary at Fatima, came to an official close on Feb. 13.

Sister Lucia Beatified?

Sister Lucia Beatified?

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Two of the three shepherd children of Fatima saved his sister Lucia since 2000 is probably still beatified this year.

St. Margaret Mary Alacoque and the Centenary of Fatima

St. Margaret Mary Alacoque and the Centenary of Fatima

UnVeiling the Apocalypse 

On the centenary of the apparitions of the Angel of Peace to the shepherd children of Fatima, it should be worth contemplating the famous private revelation given to St. Margaret Mary Alacoque, requesting the king to consecrate France to the Sacred Heart of Jesus on 17th June, 1689. The requested consecration wasn't carried out, and as a consequence on 17th June 1789, exactly 100 years later, the Third Estate proclaimed itself as the National Assembly, which stripped the king of his legislative powers during the French Revolution.