God’s best and perfect gift is Jesus Christ, Whom God willed to give us through the Blessed Virgin Mary. This is God’s plan since before time began and it does not change. He manifested this truth at Bethlehem, then again at Fatima, and still at every Mass. Let us deepen this understanding by considering three of Our Lady’s titles and seven things she requested at Fatima.
Eric Bermingham, Catholic author, creationist, and aerospace engineer comes back on our show to discuss the election of the new pope. Topics include: What might we expect? * Cardinal Prevost's background * Three crucial dossiers yet to be acted upon * Catholic prophecy and Peter the Roman
Host David Rodríguez welcomes Eric Bermingham, Catholic author, creationist, and aerospace engineer. Topics include: * Comments by Fr. Rodríguez during this interregnum * Papabile Cardinals; * Errors of Jorge Bergoglio; * What we pray for in the next pope; * St. Malachy's Papal Propehcy; * How close are we to the end of the world?
Ven. Holzhuaser divides the life of the Church into seven ages. We are living at the end of the fifth age, the age of tribulation, which is began circa 1517 and is filled with revolution against God. The only solution for our times is being faithful to the Message of Fatima. The Consecration of Russia and First Saturday devotion are the means by which God will usher in the sixth age, the Age of Consolation and the Triumph of the Immaculate Heart of Mary. Also addressed: The truth of Our Lady's prophecy that a worse war, signaled by an unknown light, [...]
Every Catholic should be familiar with the Message Our Lady gave the world at Fatima on July 13, 1917. In addition to the Miracle of the Sun, Our Lady has already provided many miracles to prove her words. Three such great historical events occurred in Portugal (1930s), Austria (1950s) and Brazil (1960s). A fourth could be included from Japan (1940s). These should inspire us with confidence and trust, so that Catholics will obey Our Lady en masse.
There are many connections between the devotions of the Holy Face and Fatima. Both have been revealed by God to offer reparation and to defeat revolutionary men. Both depend upon a deep interior life and are will foster a powerful spiritual army.
God has so intimately joined the Sacred and the Immaculate Hearts that it is impossible to separate them. These two devotions are linked by many parallels. For example, salvation is the central them of both. They focus our attention on hell, Purgatory and Heaven. They both request reparation and call for a consecration. When God commands, man is obligated to obey. If we do not, we suffer pestilence, war and other punishments. Like a good Father, God allows these, not to destroy, us but to turn us back to Him. Today we stand on the brink of a world war. Our society [...]
Christ is Lord of All. This truth is upheld by the reaching on the social and universal Kingship of Christ. Few Catholics proclaim this truth today, yet we must accept it to be saved for it is an infallible dogma. We also celebrate several feasts of Our Lady in these days. October 11 is her Divine Maternity. This is the principal mystery of her life from which flow all her privileges. On October 12 we celebrate her first apparition to St. James (a type of her miraculous pillar is found in Exodus). Our Lady wrought the great Miracle of the Sun [...]
Catholics follow many devotions and apparitions, yet 99% do not know the full Message of Fatima. This is a glaring red flag because Fatima is the greatest of all apparitions and the one most necessary for our time. No other apparition has received as much papal approval or so great a sign of divine confirmation. Every Catholic must know about the First Saturday Devotion and the need for Russia’s Consecration. St. John Eudes also gives us reasons why devotion to the Immaculate Heart of Mary is so important.
A cursory overview of the Message of Fatima and the twelve most important apparitions. Answering ten common objections against Our Lady's Message at Fatima. How to live the Message of Fatima in your daily life: Roman Catholic S.O.S.
