Tuesday 10 October 2017

100 Years Of The Our Lady Of Fatima And What She Continues To Remind Us

THE BLESSED VIRGIN MARY last appeared in Fatima, Portugal on October 13, 1917, exactly a century ago. She made six apparitions every month before that. She appeared to three Portuguese children: Lucia, 9; Francisco, 8; and Jacinta, 6, showing them a vision of hell and telling them to pray the Holy Rosary everyday. On her last appearance, about 70,000 to 100,000 people saw the sun dancing in the sky, then rains drenched the crow and all the sick are miraculously cured.

The Catholic Church affirmed Marian appearances and messages, and yet Fatima ad its messages are no longer much talked about these days, even by Catholics. Mother Mary prophesied the end of World War I that was raging then, then the coming of World War II, and conveyed many truths forgotten or dismissed today. That there is hell for unrepentant sinners who'd suffer for eternity. That God is much offended by sin, from immorality and inhumanity to the disregard of His existence and edicts.


The Fatima Crusader Phils. Inc. celebrates the feast of the Holy Rosary to remind us that the Marian appearance in Fatima is the greatest supernatural event of the past century acknowledged by the Vatican. Sadly, all the messages of Our Lady Fatima were ignored that Pope St. John Paul II lamented in 1982: "The world has gone in the opposite direction than the one intended by Our Lady of Fatima". In other words, man went astray so we're now facing so many problems. So let's mend our ways, seek forgiveness in penance, pray the rosary everyday for grace and protection in coming tribulations. For more info, email fatimacrusaderphils@hotmail.com.
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Veteran journalist Tony Calvento dies after battle with cancer

Veteran journalist Tony Calvento dies after battle with cancer

Veteran journalist and columnist Tony Calvento is dead due to multiple organ failure after battle with cancer. His remains lie in state at Chapel 3, The Heritage Park, Taguig. Cremation will be on Oct 14

He was 63.

Tony Calvento is a hard-hitting commentarist in paper. In 1990s Calvento hosted his own crime drama show on ABS-CBN called Calvento Files. It was later adapted to movie which starred Claudine Barretto and Sharmaine Arnaiz.


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