Fatima - a continuing prophecy

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The consecration is done. Questions, do want to ask any? I would love to reply.
Bls. Alexandrina Costa, Francisco and Jacinta Marto, pray for us.
 
Hi, Jack007

How are things in Kerala?

I was curious about your Syro Malabar religion and learned that it was founded by Saint Thomas the Apostle and it is in full communion with the Roman Catholic Church.

I found it interesting that you refer to the Blessed Virgin Mary as “Marth Mariam, the mother of Jesus”.

Let’s see… what can I ask about Fatima?..

How about, if you were among the 30,000 to 100,000 people there in a field near Fátima, Portugal called Cova da Iria, just after midday on Sunday 13 October 1917, and witnessed the great Miracle of the Sun, how would you have reacted?

The event was attributed by believers to Our Lady of Fátima, a reported apparition of the Blessed Virgin Mary to the children who had made predictions of the event on 13 July 1917, 19 August, and 13 September. The children stated that the Lady had promised them that she would on 13 October reveal her identity to them and provide a miracle “so that all may believe.”

Stanley L. Jaki, a professor of physics at Seton Hall University in New Jersey, a Benedictine priest, and the author of a number of books dealing with the intersection of science and faith, proposed a unique theory about the supposed miracle. Jaki believed that the event was natural and meteorological in nature, but that the fact the event occurred at the exact time predicted was a miracle.

You must of heard of Saint Maximilian Maria Kolbe, a Franciscan priest and martyr of charity. The Blessed Virgin Mary appeared to him, whom he loved and served.

On Oct. 16, 1917, in response to anti-Catholic demonstrations by Italian Freemasons, Father Kolbe led six other Franciscans in Rome to form the association they called the Militia Immaculatae. The group’s founding coincided almost exactly with the Bolshevik revolution in Russia, and the Marian apparitions at Fatima, Portugal. It is said that at the time Father Kolbe knew nothing about Fatima and its message of world peace through consecration to the Immaculate Heart and that it’s clear that Fatima and the founding of the M.I. were related.

Among publishing a magazine and starting a radio station, he established an evangelization center called a Niepokalanow house, “City of the Immaculata” (Marytown) near Warsaw, Poland, then a monastery, comparable to Niepokalanow, in Nagasaki, Japan, then he left Japan for Malabar, India, where he founded a third Niepokalanow house. However, due to a lack of manpower, it did not survive.

Kolbe Franciscan Ashram at Aluva in Ernakulam District, Kerala was established as a Friary and Major Seminary in 1983. The Ashram was dedicated to Saint Maximilian Kolbe as a memorial to his visit to Aluva in 1932.

Kolbe’s Act of Total Consecration is a person-to-person relationship with Mary, a life-consecration to Jesus through his mother. Those who make the conscecration belong to Mary, work for her and become one with her, so that she might act through them as her instruments of evangeliztion.

I’ve heard that those in the Eastern Catholic Church are very careful of over venerating Mary. Do they have anything similar to consecration?
 
The notion of an imposter sister lucia is distrubing. A few months ago, I had addressed this and it has also been adderssed here on this blog before. The information was released by certain members of the Pope Pius X society. More documented and detailed photos can be found comparing the real sister lucia and her impostered replacement at the following URL: traditioninaction.org/HotTopics/g12htArt2_TwoSisterLucys.htm

Unfortunatly the information to many may seem excusable because of the source. However based on everything presented with the photos, particularly the nose, it seems that the evidence to support the notion is undeniable.

What this would effectivly mean is that when “sister lucia” said the consecration was valid, it was never her that said it. In this case similar to eariler consecrations, the Lord had at least honored it (as he did with the one that ended world war II).

On the other hand there is a chance that despite imposter sister lucias statement, it really was consecrated. In this case its important to recall the Lords words to Sister Lucia in I believe 1929: "Like the king of France, they will repent and do it, but it will already be too late. In this case, a time of grace that has been granted to this world may be on the verge of transitioning to purification so that we can finally live in the peace that Our Lord and Our Lady want for us. But if there is one thing that is 100% clear from the news were seeing its this: The world is not dealing with an unconverted Russia. Fatima is not of the past, its today. Which also means the era of peace promised there still has yet to be witnessed. The gospel is prophecied to spread throughout the world in the age of peace. There is darkness but light always follows. God is not going to abandon his Church, even if Russia does enter Rome. We have a promise that Peter is Rock, and on that Rock Christ has built His Church. The world that at this moment walks in darkness, but Our Lady promises light.
 
Googler said:
Hi, Jack007

How are things in Kerala?

I was curious about your Syro Malabar religion and learned that it was founded by Saint Thomas the Apostle and it is in full communion with the Roman Catholic Church.

I found it interesting that you refer to the Blessed Virgin Mary as “Marth Mariam, the mother of Jesus”.

Let’s see… what can I ask about Fatima?..

How about, if you were among the 30,000 to 100,000 people there in a field near Fátima, Portugal called Cova da Iria, just after midday on Sunday 13 October 1917, and witnessed the great Miracle of the Sun, how would you have reacted?

The event was attributed by believers to Our Lady of Fátima, a reported apparition of the Blessed Virgin Mary to the children who had made predictions of the event on 13 July 1917, 19 August, and 13 September. The children stated that the Lady had promised them that she would on 13 October reveal her identity to them and provide a miracle “so that all may believe.”

Stanley L. Jaki, a professor of physics at Seton Hall University in New Jersey, a Benedictine priest, and the author of a number of books dealing with the intersection of science and faith, proposed a unique theory about the supposed miracle. Jaki believed that the event was natural and meteorological in nature, but that the fact the event occurred at the exact time predicted was a miracle.

You must of heard of Saint Maximilian Maria Kolbe, a Franciscan priest and martyr of charity. The Blessed Virgin Mary appeared to him, whom he loved and served.

On Oct. 16, 1917, in response to anti-Catholic demonstrations by Italian Freemasons, Father Kolbe led six other Franciscans in Rome to form the association they called the Militia Immaculatae. The group’s founding coincided almost exactly with the Bolshevik revolution in Russia, and the Marian apparitions at Fatima, Portugal. It is said that at the time Father Kolbe knew nothing about Fatima and its message of world peace through consecration to the Immaculate Heart and that it’s clear that Fatima and the founding of the M.I. were related.

Among publishing a magazine and starting a radio station, he established an evangelization center called a Niepokalanow house, “City of the Immaculata” (Marytown) near Warsaw, Poland, then a monastery, comparable to Niepokalanow, in Nagasaki, Japan, then he left Japan for Malabar, India, where he founded a third Niepokalanow house. However, due to a lack of manpower, it did not survive.

Kolbe Franciscan Ashram at Aluva in Ernakulam District, Kerala was established as a Friary and Major Seminary in 1983. The Ashram was dedicated to Saint Maximilian Kolbe as a memorial to his visit to Aluva in 1932.

Kolbe’s Act of Total Consecration is a person-to-person relationship with Mary, a life-consecration to Jesus through his mother. Those who make the conscecration belong to Mary, work for her and become one with her, so that she might act through them as her instruments of evangeliztion.

I’ve heard that those in the Eastern Catholic Church are very careful of over venerating Mary. Do they have anything similar to consecration?
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A footnote to Kolbe going to Nagasaki: I heard the story of howKolbe advised them to build the monastery on an opposite hill in Nagasaki, and because of that, that particular monastery was not so greatly impacted by the atomic bomb. Many monks survived as a result. Talk about being on Mary’s hotline.
 
Googler said:
Hi, Jack007

How are things in Kerala?

I was curious about your Syro Malabar religion and learned that it was founded by Saint Thomas the Apostle and it is in full communion with the Roman Catholic Church.

I found it interesting that you refer to the Blessed Virgin Mary as “Marth Mariam, the mother of Jesus”.

Let’s see… what can I ask about Fatima?..

How about, if you were among the 30,000 to 100,000 people there in a field near Fátima, Portugal called Cova da Iria, just after midday on Sunday 13 October 1917, and witnessed the great Miracle of the Sun, how would you have reacted?

The event was attributed by believers to Our Lady of Fátima, a reported apparition of the Blessed Virgin Mary to the children who had made predictions of the event on 13 July 1917, 19 August, and 13 September. The children stated that the Lady had promised them that she would on 13 October reveal her identity to them and provide a miracle “so that all may believe.”

Stanley L. Jaki, a professor of physics at Seton Hall University in New Jersey, a Benedictine priest, and the author of a number of books dealing with the intersection of science and faith, proposed a unique theory about the supposed miracle. Jaki believed that the event was natural and meteorological in nature, but that the fact the event occurred at the exact time predicted was a miracle.

You must of heard of Saint Maximilian Maria Kolbe, a Franciscan priest and martyr of charity. The Blessed Virgin Mary appeared to him, whom he loved and served.

On Oct. 16, 1917, in response to anti-Catholic demonstrations by Italian Freemasons, Father Kolbe led six other Franciscans in Rome to form the association they called the Militia Immaculatae. The group’s founding coincided almost exactly with the Bolshevik revolution in Russia, and the Marian apparitions at Fatima, Portugal. It is said that at the time Father Kolbe knew nothing about Fatima and its message of world peace through consecration to the Immaculate Heart and that it’s clear that Fatima and the founding of the M.I. were related.

Among publishing a magazine and starting a radio station, he established an evangelization center called a Niepokalanow house, “City of the Immaculata” (Marytown) near Warsaw, Poland, then a monastery, comparable to Niepokalanow, in Nagasaki, Japan, then he left Japan for Malabar, India, where he founded a third Niepokalanow house. However, due to a lack of manpower, it did not survive.

Kolbe Franciscan Ashram at Aluva in Ernakulam District, Kerala was established as a Friary and Major Seminary in 1983. The Ashram was dedicated to Saint Maximilian Kolbe as a memorial to his visit to Aluva in 1932.

Kolbe’s Act of Total Consecration is a person-to-person relationship with Mary, a life-consecration to Jesus through his mother. Those who make the conscecration belong to Mary, work for her and become one with her, so that she might act through them as her instruments of evangeliztion.

I’ve heard that those in the Eastern Catholic Church are very careful of over venerating Mary. Do they have anything similar to consecration?
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Things are fine in kerala. Better after closing of any alcohol shops.

I am proud of my syro malabar church. When the whole world lacks priests, we export them. My church has 3 parish priests. There are churches in close distances and each of them has adequate priests.

If I saw the miracle of the sun, I would say the rosary daily, just as I do now. That must be why I dont see her…
 
This is the continuation…

I have heard about st maxmilian kolbe, prayed to him, did marian consecration according to him, but didnt know he had come to kerala. I am in the archdiocese of thrissur, not ernakulam-angamaly, where it is situated.

We respect mary a lot. We have Lent before her birth and assumption.

It is shameful for a family not to say the rosary daily. It is followed by an act of consecration to either the sacred heart or mary.
As you know, we address her by a very respectful title. On other occassions, we say just "mom.’

We have consecration to mary , faithful can do it but it is a recent practice. Just like hindus, we offer something symbolic of offering ourselves. On feast days of mary, bananas,etc are donated to churches.
 
MariaChristi said:
Dear Reclaim,

Have you spoken to your pastor about this. He may be open to it. If not to all the Leonine prayers (three Hail Mary’s, Hail Holy Queen and the Prayer to St. Michael the Archangel), perhaps he would be open to the prayer to St. Michael the Archangel at least. In our Parish we have the Angelus before Mass and the Prayer to St. Michael after Mass with invocations to Mary, St. Peter and the Saint of the Day.

Thanks for your reply and for your own devotion to Our Lord through Our Mother Mary, and for sharing their concern for the conversion of all souls. Let us also continue to pray for our Pope, Bishops and priests who are charged with shepherding the People of God.

How we need to grow spiritually – all of us, everywhere – by God’s Grace and the intercession of Mary!
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Thanks for your thread & information.👍 God bless you.
 
Jerurussia said:
Enrollment in the Archconfraternity of the Most Holy & Immaculate Heart of Mary, established in 1836, is done by promising to say ONE “Hail, Mary” daily for the intention of sinners, the Holy Father, and the Church. Send names only with first class postage clearly marked FIRST CLASS to:

Notre-Dame des Victoires
6 Rue Notre-Dame des Victoires,
75002 Paris, FRANCE

Sister Lucia said the consecration in 1984 did not fulfill the Fatima requests. The identical request was made the next year, with John Paul II’s remarks that heaven awaits the dedication of certain peoples, again not mentioning Russia. The consecration of the world to the Immaculate Heart is the consecration requested through the living martyr, Blessed Alexandrina da Costa, paralyzed after jumping out of a window to avoid gang rape, and who subsisted for years on the Holy Eucharist alone. Her tombstone is a plea to sinners to repent.

mysticsofthechurch.com/2009/11/blessed-alexandrina-da-costa-mystic-and.html

Sister Lucia’s memoirs are informative as regards the universal, simultaneous, consecration of Russia to the Immaculate Heart by Peter, with all bishops, in their respective cathedrals, at a public, solemn occasion, for the conversion of Russia. This was given as the “only” means to a period of peace, and the requested time for the consecration was 1929, the year the decimation of Russia and the Ukraine began. Russia was estimated to have lost half her population, and half her animals that were slaughtered as disease vectors, via runaway biological weapons development welcomed by Stalin.

Russia’s infected Ixodes tick spread Lyme Disease here to the USA in tainted furs delivered by Senator Al Gore, Sr.'s patron and Stalin’s financier, Armand Hammer. This is how Al Gore, Jr. inherited Occidental Petroleum, and made the coup of “winning” the bid for the Elk Hills Naval Petroleum Reserve, part of the Teapot Dome scandal the Republicans flubbed and this Democrat, “won” during his tenure as Vice-President.
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Hi J.

Once I send a letter to Paris France, what happens at that point? Do they mail me a certificate, or what exactly? Also, what exactly do I send them?

Besides the prayers you listed & the letter, is that all I need to enroll? Thanks.

Finally, regarding your last paragrapgh & lyme disease, could you please elaborate more on what you are trying to say. Thanks. God bless:)
 
Auntie_A said:
A footnote to Kolbe going to Nagasaki: I heard the story of howKolbe advised them to build the monastery on an opposite hill in Nagasaki, and because of that, that particular monastery was not so greatly impacted by the atomic bomb. Many monks survived as a result. Talk about being on Mary’s hotline.
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Truly another miracle. Perhaps you can help me rediscover where I read that Maximilian had another visit from our Blessed Mother while in Japan when he was given assurance of going to heaven among other things. And when he came back to Poland after that he had changed, or was prepared, so to speak, to meet his fate.
 
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