Publisher's Synopsis
Our Lady's appeal in 1917 to the three shepherd children of Fatima, for prayer for peace and for a deep conversion of heart, rings out from the site of her apparitions at the world-famous shrine with greater relevance than ever for the people of our times. This is explained in the concise summary of the remarkable developments that have continued up to the present time, which accompanies the Fatima prayers and devotions together with other Marian prayers and reflections that are included in this eBook.
Reviews:
"When we hear the word Fatima, we are in danger of getting absorbed into the exciting aspects such as the wonderful Miracle of the sun, the warnings about WW2, etc, but seldom do we first think of the single most important reason why our lady came to Fatima and what we must do to fulfil Her request. This book was written for that purpose.
It reveals not only the real reason why our lady came but also the prayers which our lady and the Angel handed down from Heaven to the children at Fatima. Also included is the consecration prayer used by John Paul and other prayers of Marion veneration. There are many books and films (the 13th day being the latest film) covering the full extent of this most marvellous encounter between heaven and earth. This book does not set out to compete with those detailed and dramatised accounts of these miraculous happenings. Rather It directs our attention to the most important reason as to why Our Lady came to Fatima and what we should now be doing to fulfil the real purpose of her visit. That is what this eBook is all about and it serves this purpose admirably."
Leo Hughes, Executive Producer, The 13th Day
"Timothy Tindal-Robertson and Donal Anthony Foley have produced a useful book explaining the significance of Fatima and giving the traditional Marian prayers. It's all here - information about the three young children who experienced the visions, meditations for the Rosary, familiar prayers including the Angelus and the Regina Caeli, and various litanies and other prayers that may be less familiar and are worth discovering. "
Joanna Bogle
