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The Fatima Prophecies - At The Doorstep of the World
Thomas W. Petrisko
Since the French Revolution, an extraordinary outpouring of Marian apparitions and phenomena have been reported throughout the world. Apparitions, visions, voices, weeping statues and icons, and countless miracles have been documented in every continent and in every country. Over and over, these prophecies contend a great chastisement of the world looms, as does a coming era of peace.
Prayer and sacrifice is the answer visionaries say, but will mankind respond in time? Are these prophecies about to be fulfilled? Is the world about to enter the era of peace or will there be a terrible chastisement?
"Panoramic in scope and profound in content, this work shows how all the major Marian apparitions point like compass needles to Fatima as there goal and crown. For there took place the miracle of the sun, which symbolized the coming nuclear threat, and the advent of the Age of God the Father." -Fr. Richard Foley, S.J., author of 'Mary and the Eucharist'
Thomas W. Petrisko
Since the French Revolution, an extraordinary outpouring of Marian apparitions and phenomena have been reported throughout the world. Apparitions, visions, voices, weeping statues and icons, and countless miracles have been documented in every continent and in every country. Over and over, these prophecies contend a great chastisement of the world looms, as does a coming era of peace.
Prayer and sacrifice is the answer visionaries say, but will mankind respond in time? Are these prophecies about to be fulfilled? Is the world about to enter the era of peace or will there be a terrible chastisement?
"Panoramic in scope and profound in content, this work shows how all the major Marian apparitions point like compass needles to Fatima as there goal and crown. For there took place the miracle of the sun, which symbolized the coming nuclear threat, and the advent of the Age of God the Father." -Fr. Richard Foley, S.J., author of 'Mary and the Eucharist'
