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MariaChristi
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Dear Brothers and Sisters,
In her book, “Calls” From the Message of Fatima Sister Lucia wrote of three further apparitions on October 13, 1917. The first was of the Holy Family which I wrote about in my last thread on this book, which Sister understood as a call to the “Sanctification of the Family.”
In the second of the three further apparitions in October 1917, Our Lord appeared as the Perfect Man and Our Lady as Our Lady of Sorrows. Sister writes of this in chapter 19, “The Call to Perfection in the Christian Life”:
In her book, “Calls” From the Message of Fatima Sister Lucia wrote of three further apparitions on October 13, 1917. The first was of the Holy Family which I wrote about in my last thread on this book, which Sister understood as a call to the “Sanctification of the Family.”
In the second of the three further apparitions in October 1917, Our Lord appeared as the Perfect Man and Our Lady as Our Lady of Sorrows. Sister writes of this in chapter 19, “The Call to Perfection in the Christian Life”:
What is the meaning of this apparition? I am not absolutely certain, but I say what I think and what God has enabled me to understand, by meditating on these events…in expressing my own humble opinion, I say this apparition is a call to the practice of the Christian life as Jesus and His Mother lived it here on earth, and by His example and His teaching, He taught us to follow in His footsteps.
… Jesus lived in this world as a perfect man who did His Father’s Will in all things…
Much to ponder in Sister’s words to us all. Our Lady of Fatima, pray for us that we may learn from Jesus and from you how to live God’s will for us. Jesus we trust in You!In this Call of the Message we also have the apparition of Our Lady of Sorrows, with a meaning that we must not fail to recall. By means of this vision God will have wished to show us the value of suffering, sacrifice and immolation for the sake of love. In the world of today, hardly anyone wants to hear these truths, such is the extent to which people are living in search of pleasure, of empty worldly happiness and exaggerated comfort…