By Barb Ernster – The March for Life in Washington, D.C. is the largest pro-life event in the world, attracting more than 100,000 marchers to the National Mall in defense of the unborn. According to the Jeanne Mancini, president of the March for Life, the
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By William Sockey – Our Lady came to Fatima in the midst of extreme political upheaval in Europe. For centuries the Christian faith and culture had been growing steadily weaker. Christians, including the Christian leaders of Europe, were more committed to worldly success than to
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Dear Fatima family, I have always been strongly moved by the Gospel description of the lineage of Christ. From Adam and Eve to Abraham to David to Our Lord; we ponder the many generations it took from the beginning of mankind until the Savior of
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“The force of the presence of God was so intense that it absorbed us and almost completely annihilated us. … The peace and happiness which we felt was great, for our souls were completely immersed in God.” (Lucia, after the Angel gave them the Host
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By Michelle Braun – Christmas in Portugal during the time of Sts. Jacinta and Francisco Marto was celebrated in much the same way that it is today – as a religious and family feast of devotion and “togetherness.” Customs hundreds of years old may still
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By Barb Ernster – One of the oldest of callings in ancient Israel was the life of a sheep or cattle herder. Before the Chosen People had settled as farmers, they wandered from place to place, living in tents and driving their animals. At the
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“We were on fire in that light which is God, and yet we were not burnt. What is God? We could never put it into words.” (St. Francisco Marto The third week of Advent focuses on JOY and that is why the candle we light
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I am writing this message from Pontevedra, Spain, where we are tending to some business after driving up from Madrid last evening. The morning started with a visit to the Chapel of the Apparitions, where Our Lady gave to Sister Lucia the devotion of the
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It was on this day, December 10, 1925, that Our Lady appeared to Lucia, the seer of Fatima, to request the First Saturday Communions of Reparation. Lucia was then a postulant at the Sisters of St. Dorothy convent in Pontevedra, Spain, having just arrived
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“I feel myself in a mystery of Light—this mystery that comes from Faith in God, God in me and I am nothing, lost in the Light as a small drop thrown in the flame, and I was in the flame, where I found strength, grace,
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