
Miracles in the Mud: Lourdes, Fatima, and God’s Humble Instruments
Miracles at both shrines show how God uses simple elements — just as he did in Scripture — to bring healing and conversion.
Miracles at both shrines show how God uses simple elements — just as he did in Scripture — to bring healing and conversion.
‘If you can look, see. If you can see, notice …’
According to the Fátima Shrine, on the evening of Sunday, May 12, about 250,000 pilgrims participated in the prayers and the traditional candlelight procession.
New initiative from Blue Army brings together two powerful devotions that will change hearts and souls.
Oct. 13, 1917, marked the last Marian apparition in Fátima.
On the morning of Aug. 5, when the Holy Father was also praying the Rosary at the Fátima shrine, Jimena, who is 16 years old and from Spain, received what she herself describes as a ‘great gift’ from the Virgin Mary.
‘Young people are religious. They seek faith, not something artificial … They seek an encounter with Jesus.’
Throughout World Youth Day, young people have approached the Shrine of Our Lady of Fatima on their knees as an act of penance and devotion.
COMMENTARY: The Holy Father chose Aug. 5 for his visit to Fatima to link two of the great Marian shrines of the world.
EDITORIAL: While some try to water down the upcoming World Youth Day with a focus on interreligious dialogue, human fraternity and celebrating religious differences, we must reassert the centrality of conversion through an encounter with Christ.
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