6th Apparition of Our Lady of Fatima - Oct. 13, 1917

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Dear Brothers and Sisters,

October 13 was the final apparition of Mary to the three children at Fatima. For a good description see HERE

One of the significant parts of the apparition is when Lucia asks Our Lady, “Will you tell me your name?” and Mary answered:
I am the Lady of the Rosary
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I hope you will read from the link and share your thoughts as we are coming close to the end of this special 100th Anniversary Year of Mary’s Fatima Apparitions. Thanks.
 
Thanks for posting this, MariaChristi. I love Our Lady of the Rosary. She doesn’t just tell us to stop offending her Son. She helps us in every way to trust in His Mercy and do His will, which is love and mercy itself.

She is called Our Lady of the Rosary because it’s so important that we pray the Rosary. Pope Pius IX said: “Give me an army of people praying the Rosary, and I will conquer the world”.

If Catholics pray the Rosary, there will be great peace. As sister Lucia said, there is no problem, spiritual or material, private or familial, that cannot be solved by the Rosary.

Thanks be to God for His Infinite Mercy in giving us Jesus, the Holy Spirit, and Mary to intercede for us.
 
Thanks so much for your reply, dear brother Pat!

Thank you also for your enduring love for Jesus through Mary. Yes, it is important to understand the connection between obeying God and Mary’s request to the children at Fatima to “Pray the Rosary, daily.”

Pondering the mysteries of the Rosary, and praying the beautiful prayers : The Our Father, Hail Mary and Gloria, along with the invocation, "O my Jesus forgive us our sins snd save us from the fires of Hell. Draw all souls to heaven, especially those in most need of God’s Mercy – all help us keep His Commandments.

Mary’s prayers for us now and at the hour of our death, help us to “see by faith” during our time here on earth, all Jesus did in his Life on this earth, and how she prayed and worked with Him as His first and most perfect disciple. We need to keep our eyes on Jesus and listen to His Words as Mary did. He promised the Holy Spirit would bring us into all Truth.

Come Holy Spirit, fill the hearts of Your faithful. Kindle in us the Fire of Your Love.
Our Lady of Fatima, pray for us; Our Lady of the Rosary, pray for us.
Jesus, we trust in You!
 
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Thanks so much dear sister. Yes, how much the Rosary helps us to do Christ’s will! It draws us close to Him through Mary… Sister Lucia said the Rosary can solve any problem. Micah said to act justly, love tenderly, and walk humbly with our God. Jesus simply wants us to do that. To simply stay humble and near Him through our Lady. thanks for your witness.
 
So much depends on God’s grace. Let us continue to pray for all those who have no one to pray for them, as Mary told the children of Fatima to pray for poor sinners. May they open their hearts to the graces they need, through Mary.
 
I need to have more compassion for those who don’t know Mary. I was so miserable before I deeply knew her who is my life, my sweetness, and my hope.
 
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Thanks for your reply, dear brother Pat.

Yes we all need to ask God to give us Compassion for others. Today is Friday, a day on which we pray the Sorrowful Mysteries of the Rosary. Let us ponder well the compassion we hear in Jesus’ words on Calvary, and remember how Mary stood at the foot of His Cross, uniting herself with Him.

When our Mother heard Jesus say, “Father forgive them for they know not what they do”, how she must have kept those words, pondering them in her heart, and united herself to Jesus, in order to be one with Him. So we too, who seek to be one in mind and heart, with Jesus and Mary need to be compassionate – we too – need to forgive and as the Lord in His Compassion forgave us. We need to unite ourselves with Him as Mary did, in everything.

"O Jesus, living in Mary, come and live in your servants, in the spirit of holiness, in the fullness of your power, in the perfection of your ways, in the truth of your virtues, in the communion of your mysteries. Rule over every adverse power, in your Spirit, for the glory of the Father. Amen. – Prayer of Fr.Jean Jacques Olier, S.S. (1608-1657)
 
Yes, and I love our Lord’s promise to St. Faustina that we can ask any mercy during the hour between 3pm and 4pm based on His Passion, and it will be given.
 
Dear Brother,

It is good always to add in our prayers of petition, “If it is according to Your Will, O Lord…”

We need to remember Jesus in His Agony prayed to His Father, “Not My Will but Yours”. Mary our Mother also replied to God: “Be it done to me according to Your word”.

Sometimes we are given trials to be endured for God to work good in our lives. We want always to cooperate with what God permits or wills directly.
 
I agree entirely dear sister. What I think the Lord means by that promise is any spiritual good–meaning anything which is His Will, which is Love and Mercy itself.

Mainly what I ask for is just that His Will be done: that we be as humble and close to Him, through our Mother, as possible now and forever, despite all our sinfulness.
 
L.A. marzulie. Just presented a research teaching on Fatima. It really was a UFO event. This deception of the sun dancing . and other revelations. 100 years later and people still get it wrong. The enenty behind the curtain.
 
Yes, humility is so very necessary for us, dear brother Pat.

If by God’s Grace, we truly hear Jesus’ words in John 15: “Without Me, you can do nothing” nothing without God" and do that Truth, we would be so different, it seems to me. Self-love is a subtle temptation that creeps into our being, and we often do not recognize how we defend ourselves because of our self- love, and how we are kept from giving God our whole hearts, and minds and strength.

When we ponder the death of Jesus on the Cross, we need to pray for His Love to cleanse us, by His Blood, from all that separates us from Him. The children of Fatima, were humble and thus open to hear and obey all God spoke to them through our Mother.
 
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Dear mjp,

Thanks for your reply. We will always have scoffers, who do not open themselves to Truth, but that does not change the Truth. Truth remains True whether they believe or not. Our Lady asked the children to pray and offer sacrifices for poor sinners. Only God can judge the heart, but we can pray with Mary for all who do not believe in the Truth God has revealed, that they may open their hearts to Him and believe in His Love.
 
Dear sister,

I’m guilty as charged. By Jesus’s grace, Mary is my hope.
 
Ah but, you are saved by Grace, dear brother Pat! We are all guilty but can rejoice in the freedom Jesus has won for us.

If you were not moved by grace, you would be defending yourself. I don’t think you would be seeing in Mary our hope, Who is Jesus. He has saved us and given us Mary as our Mother to watch over us and help us not to fear but to remain in the crossing of her arms close to Jesus.

Let us often remember the little children at Fatima, who were so humble and obedient. Let us pray that we can turn and become as humble as they.

Jesus, Meek and humble of heart make our hearts like Yours.
Immaculate Heart of Mary, pray for us.
 
Yes, truly dear sister, our hope and life is Mary, because she uniquely is the way to Jesus Christ. Without Jesus–the One Mediator–we can do nothing. And without Mary, our Mother, we can do nothing. She is our Mother.
 
Thanks dear brother. How mercifully, God’s Grace works in us to “see by faith” how Mary leads us to Jesus! 🙂

Please let us pray for one another and especially on this First Saturday of October, let us pray for all those in most need of God’s Mercy, through Mary.
 
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