----- Original Message ----- From: Marita Wojdak <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> To: 1MargieD <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> Sent: donderdag 1 juni 2000 16:58 Subject: Fw: Fatima 10 > > God love you, > > Marita > Helpers of Our Lady Queen of Peace > http://web.frontier.net/cgallagher > ----- Original Message ----- > From: Doug&Marianne Moore <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> > To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>; <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>; <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>; > <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>; <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>; <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>; > <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>; <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>; <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>; > <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>; <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>; <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>; > <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>; <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>; <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>; > <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>; <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>; > <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>; <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>; <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>; > <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>; <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>; <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>; > <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>; <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>; <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>; > <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>; <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>; > <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>; <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>; <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>; > <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>; <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>; <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>; > <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>; <vgalleg > Sent: Thursday, June 01, 2000 1:03 AM > Subject: Fatima 10 > > > > Jacinta's Visions Of The Holy Father > > > > One day we spent our siesta down by my parents' well. Jacinta sat on the > stone > > slabs on top of the well. Francisco and I climbed up a steep bank in > search of > > wild honey among the brambles in a nearby thicket. After a little while, > Jacinta > > called out to me: "Didn't you see the Holy Father?" "No". "I don't know > how it > > was, but I saw the Holy Father in a very big house, kneeling by a table, > with > > his head buried in his hands, and he was weeping. Outside the house, there > > were many people. Some of them were throwing stones, others were cursing > him > > and using bad language. Poor Holy Father, we must pray very much for him." > > > > I have already told you, how one day two priests recommended us to pray > for > > the Holy Father, and explained to us who the Pope was. Afterwards Jacinta > > asked me: "Is he the one I saw weeping, the one Our Lady told us about > > in the secret?" "Yes, he is", I answered. "The Lady must have shown him > also > > to those priests. You see, I was not mistaken. We need to pray a lot for > him". > > > > At another time, we went to the cave called Lapa Cabeco. As soon as we got > there, > > we prostrated on the ground, saying the prayers the Angel had taught us. > After > > sometime, Jacinta stood up and called to me: "Can't you see all those > highways > > and roads and fields full of people, who are crying with hunger and have > nothing > > to eat? And the Holy Father in a church praying before the Immaculate > Heart > > of Mary? And so many people praying with him?" > > > > Some days later, she asked me: "Can I say that I saw the Holy Father and > all > > those people?" "No! Don't you see that that's part of the secret? If you > do > > they'll find out straight away." "All right! Then I'll say nothing at > all." > > > > Visions of War > > > > One day, I went to Jacinta's house to spend a little while with her. I > found her > > sitting on her bed, deep in thought. "Jacinta, what are you thinking > about?" > > "About the war that is coming. So many people are going to die, and almost > > all of them are going to hell! Many homes will be destroyed and many > priests > > will be killed. Look I am going to Heaven, and as for you, when you see > the > > light which the Lady told us would come one night before the war, you run > > up there too." > > > > "Don't you see that nobody can just run up to Heaven!" "That's true, you > cannot! > > But don't be afraid! In Heaven I will be praying hard for you, for the > > Holy Father, for Portugal, so that the war will not come here, and for all > the > > priests." > > > > Your Excellency is not aware that a few years ago, God manifested that > sign, > > which astronomers chose to call an aurora borealis. I don't know for > certain, > > but I think if they investigated the matter, they would discover that, in > the > > form in which it appeared, it could not possibly had been an aurora > borealis. > > Be that as it may, God made use of this to make me understand that His > justice > > was about to strike the guilty nations. For this reason, I began to plead > insistently > > for the Communion of Reparation on the First Saturdays, and the > consecration > > of Russia. My intention was to obtain mercy and pardon, not only for the > whole > > world but for Europe in particular. > > > > When God, in His infinite mercy, made me feel that the terrible moment was > > drawing near, Your Excellency may recall how, whenever occasion offered, > > I took the opportunity of pointing out, I still say that the prayer and > penance > > which have been done in Portugal, have not yet appeased the Divine > Justice, > > for they have not been accompanied by either contrition or amendment. I > hope > > that Jacinta is interceding for us in Heaven. > > > > As I said in the notes I sent about the book called Jacinta, she was most > deeply > > impressed by some of the things revealed to us in the secret. Such was the > case > > with the vision of hell and the ruin of so many souls who go there, or > again, > > the future war with all its horrors which seemed to be always present to > her > > mind. These made her tremble with fear. When I saw her deep in thought, > and > > asked her: "Jacinta, what are you thinking about?" She frequently replied: > > "About the war which is coming, and all the people who are going to die > and > > go to hell! How dreadful! If they would only stop offending God, then > there > > wouldn't be any war and they wouldn't go to hell!" > > > > Sometimes, she also said to me: "I feel so sorry for you! Francisco and I > are going > > to Heaven, and you're going to stay here for a while longer. When the war > comes, > > do not be afraid. In heaven, I'll be praying for you." > > > > Shortly before she went to Lisbon, at one of those times when she felt sad > at the > > thought of our coming separation. I said to her: "Don't be upset because I > can't > > go with you. You can then spend your time thinking of Our Lady and Our > Lord, > > and saying many times over those words you love so much: 'My God, I love > You! > > Immaculate Heart of Mary, Sweet Heart of Mary' and so on." > > > > "Yes, indeed" she eagerly replied, "I'll never get tired of saying those > words until > > I die! And then, I can sing them many times over in Heaven!" > > > > Lucia Explains Her Silence > > > > It may be, Your Excellency, that some people think that I should have made > known > > all this some time ago, because they consider that it would have been > twice > > as valuable years before hand. This would have been the case, if God had > willed to > > present me to the world as a prophetess. But I believe God had no such > intention, > > when He made known these things to me. If that had been the case, I think > that > > in 1917, when He ordered me to keep silent, and this order was confirmed > by > > those who represented Him, He would on the contrary, have ordered me to > speak. > > I consider then, Your Excellency, that God willed only to make use of me > to remind > > the world that it is necessary to avoid sin, and to make reparation to an > offended > > God, by means of prayer and penance. > > > > Where could I have hidden myself in order to escape from innumerable > questions > > they would have asked me about such matters? Even now I am afraid, just > > thinking of what lies a head of me! And I must confess that my repugnance > > in making this known is so great that, although I have before me the > letter > > in which Your Excellency orders me to write everything else that I can > remember, > > and I feel convinced that this is indeed the hour that God has chosen > > for my doing this, I still hesitate and experience a real inner conflict, > not knowing > > whether to give you what I have written, or to burn it. As yet I do not > know > > what will be the outcome of the struggle. It will be as God wills. > > > > For me keeping silent has been a great grace. What would have happened > > had I described hell? Being unable to find words which exactly express > > the reality- for what I say is nothing and gives only a feeble idea of it > all. I > > would therefore had said, now one thing, now another, wanting to explain > > but not succeeding in doing so. I might thus perhaps have caused such a > confusion > > of ideas as even to spoil, who knows, the work of God. For this reason, I > > give thanks to the Lord, and I know that He does all things well. > > > > God usually accompanies His revelations with an intimate and detailed > understanding > > of their significance. But I do not venture to speak of this matter, for > fear of > > being led astray, as can all to easily happen, by my own imagination. > Jacinta > > seemed to have this understanding to quite a remarkable degree. > > > > Jacinta And The Immaculate Heart Of Mary > > > > A little while before going to hospital, Jacinta said to me: "It will not > be long now > > before I go to Heaven. You will remain here to make known that God wishes > to > > establish in the world devotion to the Immaculate Heart of Mary. When you > > are to say this, don't go and hide. Tell everybody that God grants us > graces through > > the Immaculate Heart of Mary; that people are to ask Her for them; and > that > > the Heart of Jesus wants the Immaculate Heart of Mary to be venerated at > His > > side. Tell them also to pray to the Immaculate Heart of Mary for peace, > since > > God has entrusted it to Her. If I could only put into the hearts of all, > the fire > > that is burning within my own heart, and that makes me love the Hearts of > Jesus > > and Mary so very much!" > > > > One day, I was given a holy picture of the Heart of Jesus, quite a nice > one, as > > man made pictures go. I took it to Jacinta: "Do you want this holy > picture?" > > She took it, looked at it attentively and remarked: "It's so ugly! It > doesn't look > > like Our Lord at all. He is so beautiful! But I want it; it is He just the > same." > > She always carried it with her. At night and during her illness, she kept > it under > > her pillow, until it fell apart. She kissed it frequently, saying: "I kiss > the Heart > > because I love it most! How I would love to have a Heart of Mary! Don't > you > > have one? I would love to have the two together." > > > > On another occasion, I brought her a picture of a chalice with a host. She > took > > it and kissed it and radiant with joy she exclaimed: "It is the Hidden > Jesus! I > > love Him so much! If only I could receive Him in Church! Don't they > receive > > Holy Communion in Heaven? If they do, then I will go to Holy Communion > > every day. If only the Angel would go to the hospital to bring me Holy > Communion > > again, how happy I would be!" > > > > Sometimes, on returning from church, I went into see her, and she asked > me: > > "Did you receive Holy Communion?" And if I answered in the affirmative, > she > > said: "Come over here close to me, for you have the hidden Jesus in your > heart." > > At other times she told me: "I don't know how it is! But I feel Our Lord > within > > me. I understand what He says to me, although I neither see Him nor hear > Him, > > but it is so good to be with Him!" > > > > On another occasion, she remarked: "Look, do you know this? Our Lord is > sad, > > because Our Lady told us not to offend Him anymore, for He is already very > > much offended; yet nobody takes any notice, and they continue to commit > the > > same sins!" > > > > EPILOGUE > > > > There, Your Excellency, is everything else I can remember about Jacinta, > > and which I don't think I have already said before. The meaning of all I > say is exact. > > And regards the manner of expressing myself, I do not know if I have > exchanged > > one word for another, as for example, when we spoke of Our Lady: sometimes > > we said Our Lady, sometimes we said the Lady. And now I do not remember > > which of the two phrases we used at a given time. It is the same with a > few other > > small details, which I think are only of minor importance. > > > > I offer to Our Good God and to the Immaculate Heart of Mary, this little > work, > > which is the fruit of my poor and humble submission to those who represent > > Him in my regard. I beg Them to make it fruitful for their glory and the > good > > of souls. > > > > Notes: > > > > There are two points of importance in relation to the third memoir of > Sister Lucia. > > Sister Lucia affirms that the Consecration made by John Paul 11, in union > with the > > Bishops, on 25th March 1984, corresponded to the request of Our Lady and > > was accepted by Heaven. She confirmed that a numerical union of all the > Bishops > > was not required, that a moral union was sufficient. > > > > In a vision by the Blessed Virgin to Lucia at Pontevedra on the 10th of > December > > 1925, Our Lady fulfilled Her promise to come back made during the > apparitions > > of 1917. On the 13th of June, 1929, Lucia had a further vision at Tuy, > where Our Lady > > asked for the consecration of Russia to Her Immaculate Heart. > Unfortunately, the > > consecration was not done when Our Lady asked for it to be done, and > therefore Russia had already spread her errors, before the Consecration was > made. Also that Communion of Reparation has not been fulfilled. > > > > It could not be said that Lucia's prophecies were post eventum, simply > because > > Lucia's superiors released her manuscripts for publication only after the > events > > which had been announced in them. These manuscripts were in fact, already > composed prior to the events taking place. > > > >
