David Carollo, the Executive Director of the World Apostolate of Fatima, USA and the National Blue Army Shrine of Our Lady of Fatima, writes the Voice of Fatima blog monthly.The Rosary is a ‘Weapon’ of Love
by David M. Carollo – I am dismayed at the assertion in the article written in ‘The Atlantic’ by Daniel Panneton, that devout Catholics use the rosary as a weapon […]
The Annihilation of the Soul
by David M. Carollo – Perhaps the most ominous prediction made by Our Lady at Fatima in 1917 was a warning that nations could be annihilated. Pictures of a nuclear […]
The Need for Courage Founded on Charity and Righteousness
by David M. Carollo – In the movies, we often see the heroes laugh in the face of danger by rushing into an impossible situation to save the lives of […]
Post-Pandemic, Not Post-Catholic
by David M. Carollo – In 2020 and 2021, in response to the directives of government officials, businesses and churches were closed to stop the spread of the Covid virus. […]
United with Mary for Peace Among the Nations
by David M. Carollo The United States/Canada border was long considered the longest non-border in the world. Traveling from Upstate New York to Michigan, for example, one finds the most […]
Overthrowing Evil in Our World Will Take All of Our Efforts
by David M. Carollo – In the last days it is said that there will be wars and rumors of war. Are we at that point in history? Only God […]
The Imperfect Saints Model Our Lenten Journey to Holiness
by David M. Carollo I have always related to St. Peter. How many times do we hear of him as an angry man who overcomes his faults and moves closer […]
The Road to Eternity is a Road to Perfection
by David M. Carollo – As 2022 began, I was hit with many difficulties, both personally and business related. “Could 2022 be a year more difficult than 2020 or 2021,” […]
Patriotism means adopting an attitude of selflessness
by David M. Carollo – As we approach the Independence Day holiday, the thoughts of patriotism come to mind. In this time when the very founding of this nation is […]
The sacrifice of those who follow Him
By David M. Carollo – In the liturgies following Christmas we commemorate the feast days of some who gave all for the Faith. We remember St. Stephen, the first person […]
