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Title: More Evidence on the two Sister Lucy's
Post by: RomanCatholic1953 on January 24, 2021, 01:09:27 PM
The Term "Diabolical Disorientation" Must Be Thrown into the Waste Bin of Refuted Statements of "Sister Lucy." Evidence Clearly Shows that ANY Statement by "Sister Lucy" After 1958 CANNOT Be Accepted as Genuine.

http://radtradthomist.chojnowski.me/2019/05/the-term-diabolical-disorientation-must.html

http://radtradthomist.chojnowski.me/2021/01/the-two-lucys-in-hd-what-did-fake.html?utm_
Title: Re: More Evidence on the two Sister Lucy's
Post by: Yeti on January 24, 2021, 04:04:03 PM
I believe the imposter is supposed to have been installed at the time Sr. Lucy was "transferred" to a different convent. I forget what year that happened, but the evidence points to that being the time the switch was made.
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That makes sense, because it would be by far the easiest way to switch her out. You can't exactly get a bunch of cloistered nuns to pretend that some new person who showed up in the convent is Sr. Lucy, and not ask questions as to what happened to the real Sr. Lucy. The cleanest way would be to tell the nuns at one convent that Sr. Lucy is leaving, transfer her out, and send the imposter to the new convent. Since the nuns at the new convent don't know Sr. Lucy personally, they would have no way to know the new nun who showed up is not her.
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As far as what happens to the real Sr. Lucy, once she is out of the convent, she can be "disposed of", to borrow a term from mafia movies.
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That is similar to what happened to Bp. Thuc. A group of modernist monks told them they were going to take him to see some people, I forget who, and once they got him in the car they headed straight back to their monastery and held him incommunicado until his death, which (by a strange, aherm, coincidence), was only a few months later.
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The ramifications of this are interesting, too, in that it would mean that the famous Fr. Fuentes interview was with the imposter. That was when Sr. Lucy supposed made prophecies about the future of the United States and also of Russia.
Title: Re: More Evidence on the two Sister Lucy's
Post by: PAT317 on January 24, 2021, 07:12:02 PM
I believe the imposter is supposed to have been installed at the time Sr. Lucy was "transferred" to a different convent. I forget what year that happened, but the evidence points to that being the time the switch was made.
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That makes sense, because it would be by far the easiest way to switch her out. You can't exactly get a bunch of cloistered nuns to pretend that some new person who showed up in the convent is Sr. Lucy, and not ask questions as to what happened to the real Sr. Lucy. The cleanest way would be to tell the nuns at one convent that Sr. Lucy is leaving, transfer her out, and send the imposter to the new convent. Since the nuns at the new convent don't know Sr. Lucy personally, they would have no way to know the new nun who showed up is not her.
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The ramifications of this are interesting, too, in that it would mean that the famous Fr. Fuentes interview was with the imposter. That was when Sr. Lucy supposed made prophecies about the future of the United States and also of Russia.
Good post, but, depending on what you mean by your last sentence, the real Sr. Lucy met with Wm. Thomas Walsh in the 1940s, and she told him about the whole world being communist, including the USA, in that interview.  That interview was ~1946, and she was supposed to have joined the Carmelites a few years later.  
Title: Re: More Evidence on the two Sister Lucy's
Post by: Last Tradhican on January 24, 2021, 07:19:22 PM
Good post, but, depending on what you mean by your last sentence, the real Sr. Lucy met with Wm. Thomas Walsh in the 1940s, and she told him about the whole world being communist, including the USA, in that interview.  That interview was ~1946, and she was supposed to have joined the Carmelites a few years later.  
Sister Lucia of Fatima in 1946 said that the whole world would become communist
 
While he was the pastor of Our Lady of Fatima Church in Ludlow, Massachusetts, I spent some time with Fr. Manuel Rocha, the interpreter selected for Mr. William Thomas Walsh, who wrote perhaps the most popular book on Fatima. Fr. Rocha told me that one of the questions Mr. Walsh asked him to translate to Sister Lucia during a three hour interview on the afternoon of July 15, 1946, while she was still Sister Maria das Dores, a Dorothean Sister at Vilar near Porto, Portugal, was asked; In your opinion, will every country, without exception, be overcome by communism? Her pale brown eyes staring into his, a little dimple on each cheek, she answered, Yes. Fr. Rocha related to me that Mr. Walsh wanted to be positive about the answer and therefore repeated the question adding, And does that mean the United States of America too?  Sister Lucia answered, Yes.
Title: Re: More Evidence on the two Sister Lucy's
Post by: Yeti on January 24, 2021, 07:24:25 PM
Good post, but, depending on what you mean by your last sentence, the real Sr. Lucy met with Wm. Thomas Walsh in the 1940s, and she told him about the whole world being communist, including the USA, in that interview.  That interview was ~1946, and she was supposed to have joined the Carmelites a few years later.  
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Thank you for clarifying that. That is very interesting. I'll have to dig up again what I read and maybe post it. It's been a while and the details are not clear in my memory.
Title: Re: More Evidence on the two Sister Lucy's
Post by: Yeti on January 25, 2021, 08:54:30 AM
Okay, I found that article (https://diesilli.com/some-questions/). It argues that Sr. Lucy was switched in or before 1948, when she supposedly transferred to the Carmelite order.
Title: Re: More Evidence on the two Sister Lucy's
Post by: josefamenendez on January 25, 2021, 04:34:25 PM
Okay, I found that article (https://diesilli.com/some-questions/). It argues that Sr. Lucy was switched in or before 1948, when she supposedly transferred to the Carmelite order.
If Sister Lucy was replaced in 1948, the Fr Fuentes interview from 1957 would have to be a fɾαυd- that's a hard one. I think they took her out after that interview.
Title: Re: More Evidence on the two Sister Lucy's
Post by: RomanCatholic1953 on January 25, 2021, 05:04:48 PM
I remember 1960 attending parochial school waiting for the release of the third secret and it was never released. Still waiting
after 61 years.  I read some where that a daughter of a mason claimed that Sister Lucy was murdered and it was arranged by
the Vatican.
Title: Re: More Evidence on the two Sister Lucy's
Post by: RomanCatholic1953 on January 26, 2021, 06:28:12 PM
In a recent sermon Bishop Williamson mentions Sister Lucy:

http://radtradthomist.chojnowski.me/2021/01/sermon-from-mass-of-third-sunday-after.html?utm_source=feedburner&utm_medium=email&utm_campaign=Feed%3A+RadtradThomist+%28RadTrad+Thomist%29
Title: Re: More Evidence on the two Sister Lucy's
Post by: Miseremini on January 26, 2021, 07:22:15 PM
This subject was covered extensively in 2014.  
https://www.cathinfo.com/crisis-in-the-church/sister-lucy-attended-the-novus-ordo-mass-for-decades/60/ (https://www.cathinfo.com/crisis-in-the-church/sister-lucy-attended-the-novus-ordo-mass-for-decades/60/)

In that thread I posted the page from the convent records (which has been removed from the net) that shows sister Lucy died on May 31, 1949.  It also gives her birth date, date she professed her vows etc

Notice that she is listed with others in the year 2005.  Did someone really want the truth known?
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Here is the page from the convent records   See entry # 265  Just click on it to enlarge.

(https://www.traditioninaction.org/Questions/WebSources/B_741_LucyDeath.png)
Title: Re: More Evidence on the two Sister Lucy's
Post by: Yeti on January 26, 2021, 08:39:11 PM
Wow, what an amazing post! Thank you!!
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Is this image available on the Wayback Machine or some other web archiver? I would really love to see it live online. I believe it is real, but if I wanted to show it to someone else, I need to show it in an objective medium.
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What is interesting is that the fake Sister Lucy died in 2005. So, this entry is listed among nuns who died in 2004-5, when Sr. Lucy supposedly died, except that her death is placed in the late 1940s. Very strange. It does look like someone is trying to leak some information.
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I wonder if it would be possible to check newspaper articles from May of 1949 in Coimbra to see if they mention her death, or even coroner's records from the same time. There must be some docuмentation of this out there if it's true. It's hard to see how Sr. Lucy could have died in the 40s and there not be any record of it somewhere. This would have been long before any attempt to silence the apparitions of Fatima.
Title: Re: More Evidence on the two Sister Lucy's
Post by: Yeti on January 26, 2021, 08:40:03 PM
If Sister Lucy was replaced in 1948, the Fr Fuentes interview from 1957 would have to be a fɾαυd- that's a hard one. I think they took her out after that interview.
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The same author addresses that question here (https://diesilli.com/the-1957-interview/). She believes the imposter gave the interview.
Title: Re: More Evidence on the two Sister Lucy's
Post by: Miseremini on January 26, 2021, 09:16:50 PM
I've never found it on line since but you could always write to the address at the bottom of the docuмent or they also give their phone number.

There won't be any records of her death in any newspaper as she was supposed to have been transferred remember?
Title: Re: More Evidence on the two Sister Lucy's
Post by: Yeti on January 26, 2021, 09:43:04 PM
I've never found it on line since but you could always write to the address at the bottom of the docuмent or they also give their phone number.
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I highly doubt the Carmelites would provide any information on something they scrubbed from their own website.
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There won't be any records of her death in any newspaper as she was supposed to have been transferred remember?

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Maybe I have the wrong place name, but what I mean is, whatever location she was in in 1949, I would check government death records and newspapers for 1949 to see if there is any mention of her passing away that year. There must be something.
Title: Re: More Evidence on the two Sister Lucy's
Post by: donkath on January 27, 2021, 12:51:11 AM
As we get closer to the Truth. The idea that Sister Lucy of Fatima died in 1949 on account of "death announcement" by the Carmelites, is clearly false. The notice says that "Maria Lucia of the Immaculate Heart" was Professed on October 3, 1928. The real Sister Lucy was CERTAINLY not professed in the Carmelites then, but 20 years later. Whoever the nun was who died in 1949, it wasn't SISTER LUCY, SEER OF FATIMA. That was easy. And No Fees!






(https://lh6.googleusercontent.com/-FzwPky5mt1k/UdW4keTLeXI/AAAAAAAADwA/-JzR9qFLJKA/s1600/sisterlucia1949c.jpg)

Source (https://tinyurl.com/y43bjp9t)
Title: Re: More Evidence on the two Sister Lucy's
Post by: Incredulous on January 27, 2021, 10:25:53 AM
This subject was covered extensively in 2014.  
https://www.cathinfo.com/crisis-in-the-church/sister-lucy-attended-the-novus-ordo-mass-for-decades/60/ (https://www.cathinfo.com/crisis-in-the-church/sister-lucy-attended-the-novus-ordo-mass-for-decades/60/)

In that thread I posted the page from the convent records (which has been removed from the net) that shows sister Lucy died on May 31, 1949.  It also gives her birth date, date she professed her vows etc

Notice that she is listed with others in the year 2005.  Did someone really want the truth known?
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Here is the page from the convent records   See entry # 265  Just click on it to enlarge.

(https://www.traditioninaction.org/Questions/WebSources/B_741_LucyDeath.png)

I believe TIA broke this story and found the convent’s death records around 2006?

The online convent records suggested the real Sr. Lucy died in 1949 and was buried in their cemetery.

After TIA broke this story, the convent was “spooked” and cleansed their files.  

I think this is the case?

Apparently, no one investigated the cemetery to check headstones or to ask for some accountability?

The Dimonds claim Sr. Lucy was murdered by Masons.  This was input they received from the family member of high level European masons (Northern Star).

It would seem the search for Sr. Lucy’s body should start at the convent.

Also, it should be possible to do a DNA match on the real Sr. Lucy, from any hair or other artifacts from her family & relatives.

This would prove Sr. Lucy II was
fake.
Title: Re: More Evidence on the two Sister Lucy's
Post by: gladius_veritatis on January 27, 2021, 10:48:53 AM
The online convent records suggested the real Sr. Lucy died in 1949 and was buried in their cemetery.

Seventy years on...

Means nothing, but my take is that it is a given she died before 1960, just to pick an important date because of instructions related to public revelation of the message/s, etc.

Then there is the photographic issue, wherein anyone with an ounce of sense, can see the woman brought forth as Lucy was not the same as before.  God gave her an unmistakable, donkey-like jaw for a reason.  The Fake wasn't even close.
Title: Re: More Evidence on the two Sister Lucy's
Post by: Mr G on January 27, 2021, 11:27:00 AM
As we get closer to the Truth. The idea that Sister Lucy of Fatima died in 1949 on account of "death announcement" by the Carmelites, is clearly false. The notice says that "Maria Lucia of the Immaculate Heart" was Professed on October 3, 1928. The real Sister Lucy was CERTAINLY not professed in the Carmelites then, but 20 years later. Whoever the nun was who died in 1949, it wasn't SISTER LUCY, SEER OF FATIMA. That was easy. And No Fees!






(https://lh6.googleusercontent.com/-FzwPky5mt1k/UdW4keTLeXI/AAAAAAAADwA/-JzR9qFLJKA/s1600/sisterlucia1949c.jpg)

Source (https://tinyurl.com/y43bjp9t)
Dr. Chojnowski put your exact quote on his blog:
As we get closer to the Truth. The idea that Sister Lucy of Fatima died in 1949 on account of "death announcement" by the Carmelites, is clearly false. The notice says that "Maria Lucia of the Immaculate Heart" was Professed on October 3, 1928. The real Sister Lucy was CERTAINLY not professed in the Carmelites then, but 20 years later. Whoever the nun was who died in 1949, it wasn't SISTER LUCY, SEER OF FATIMA. That was easy. And No Fees! (chojnowski.me) (http://radtradthomist.chojnowski.me/2021/01/as-we-get-closer-to-truth-idea-that.html)
Title: Re: More Evidence on the two Sister Lucy's
Post by: Mirari Vos on January 27, 2021, 11:55:55 AM
Dr. Chojnowski put your exact quote on his blog:
As we get closer to the Truth. The idea that Sister Lucy of Fatima died in 1949 on account of "death announcement" by the Carmelites, is clearly false. The notice says that "Maria Lucia of the Immaculate Heart" was Professed on October 3, 1928. The real Sister Lucy was CERTAINLY not professed in the Carmelites then, but 20 years later. Whoever the nun was who died in 1949, it wasn't SISTER LUCY, SEER OF FATIMA. That was easy. And No Fees! (chojnowski.me) (http://radtradthomist.chojnowski.me/2021/01/as-we-get-closer-to-truth-idea-that.html)
Donkath actually put Dr. Chojnowski’s blog as his source. 
Title: Re: More Evidence on the two Sister Lucy's
Post by: Mr G on January 27, 2021, 12:17:52 PM
Donkath actually put Dr. Chojnowski’s blog as his source.
Thanks for the clarification. I guess I was confused as Dr. Chojnowski put CathInfo as the source, but maybe he intended to lead his readers to CathInfo to view the discussion.
Title: Re: More Evidence on the two Sister Lucy's
Post by: Incredulous on January 27, 2021, 12:27:40 PM
Seventy years on...

Means nothing, but my take is that it is a given she died before 1960, just to pick an important date because of instructions related to public revelation of the message/s, etc.

Then there is the photographic issue, wherein anyone with an ounce of sense, can see the woman brought forth as Lucy was not the same as before.  God gave her an unmistakable, donkey-like jaw for a reason.  The Fake wasn't even close.

Yes, I didn’t mean to imply 1949 was a real date, but a decoy date.

1959 sounds about right.

But, is there a body in the Carmelite cemetery plot that claims to be Sr. Lucia?

A Carmelite cemetery inventory check may reveal the missing Sister.
Title: Re: More Evidence on the two Sister Lucy's
Post by: donkath on January 27, 2021, 05:53:51 PM
Thanks for the clarification. I guess I was confused as Dr. Chojnowski put CathInfo as the source, but maybe he intended to lead his readers to CathInfo to view the discussion.


Yes, I believe that was DC's intention.
Title: Re: More Evidence on the two Sister Lucy's
Post by: Miseremini on January 27, 2021, 07:56:17 PM
As we get closer to the Truth. The idea that Sister Lucy of Fatima died in 1949 on account of "death announcement" by the Carmelites, is clearly false. The notice says that "Maria Lucia of the Immaculate Heart" was Professed on October 3, 1928. The real Sister Lucy was CERTAINLY not professed in the Carmelites then, but 20 years later. Whoever the nun was who died in 1949, it wasn't SISTER LUCY, SEER OF FATIMA. That was easy. And No Fee
How many times can you profess vows?  If she professed in 1928 with the Sisters of St. Dorothy what happens to those vows when she joins the Carmelites 20 years later?
If she was ordered to change convents could not the Carmelites have been told to accept the vows she'd already professed?
Title: Re: More Evidence on the two Sister Lucy's
Post by: Yeti on January 28, 2021, 07:52:52 AM
How many times can you profess vows?  If she professed in 1928 with the Sisters of St. Dorothy what happens to those vows when she joins the Carmelites 20 years later?
If she was ordered to change convents could not the Carmelites have been told to accept the vows she'd already professed?
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Yes, I'm wondering the same thing. Is it possible the date of her profession refers to her first profession with her first convent? In any case, I wish we had gotten a little more explanation from Sr. Lucy Truth, such as whether he thinks the image is simply fake, or the website was hacked, or someone nun played a prank on her order, or whatever.
Title: Re: More Evidence on the two Sister Lucy's
Post by: Tallinn Trad on January 29, 2021, 01:24:48 PM
How did the imposter convince her visiting relatives she was their sister, aunt?  The name of the house next door, her first pet, the old lady who used to chased them away, what her father used to whistle and other past memories?  Any suspicion from those relatives and it would be incredibly easy to catch the imposter out and impossible for the imposter to protect against.  "Remember Sergio our neighbour, he died, please pray for him".  The neighbour's name was Noel. A huge risk.  The relatives would tell other relatives and word would get out. 

What about the sisters who spent 30 years with the real sister Lucia in the convent?  Surely at some point they would bump into the fake Lucia.  If you think the difference is that obvious, from several pictures, then surely they would have known from two people in the flesh in 3D and colour. 

What is in it for the actress?  Nuns are in convents living lives shut away from the world for their eternal salvation.  The actress would know she was perpetrating a fraud.  Why would she be motivated to commit her entire adult life to that?  What about her parents, sisters, brother, friends?  She effectively had to cut off all her past forever.  Who would do that and for what reward? 
Title: Re: More Evidence on the two Sister Lucy's
Post by: Yeti on January 29, 2021, 09:22:02 PM
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These are excellent questions that someone who knows more about her life could probably answer better than I can, but to give you a few broad strokes ...
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How did the imposter convince her visiting relatives she was their sister, aunt?  The name of the house next door, her first pet, the old lady who used to chased them away, what her father used to whistle and other past memories?  Any suspicion from those relatives and it would be incredibly easy to catch the imposter out and impossible for the imposter to protect against.  "Remember Sergio our neighbour, he died, please pray for him".  The neighbour's name was Noel. A huge risk.  The relatives would tell other relatives and word would get out.

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Sure, her relatives could have figured out that she was an imposter in about 30 seconds flat if:
1) They had wanted to go visit her, and
2) They had been given permission to visit her, and also
3) They had done a test like what you described to see if it was really her.
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I think each of those conditions is unlikely. My impression is that Sr. Lucy was kept for most of her life in a strange sort of incommunicado. No one, to my understanding was allowed to visit her, probably including her own family. That only confirms suspicions about this. Even if her family had visited her, unless they suspected some fraud, they would not have asked her such questions.
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What about the sisters who spent 30 years with the real sister Lucia in the convent?  Surely at some point they would bump into the fake Lucia.  If you think the difference is that obvious, from several pictures, then surely they would have known from two people in the flesh in 3D and colour.
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I think this is why the blogger quoted earlier posited that the switch was made when Sr. Lucy was transferred to a different convent. That would eliminate the need to have someone new show up in a convent claiming to be Sr. Lucy, which the other nuns would know was not the case. In any case, we really don't know under what conditions Sr. Lucy lived in that convent. She could have been confined to her room, so that the other nuns may not have known her all that well. Or, if some of the nuns said they thought Sr. Lucy had been replaced with someone else, they could have been told they were crazy and also told to not talk about their ideas. Nuns spend their whole lives in an atmosphere of humility and obedience, and if a nun were told something like that, I can easily see her just keeping her mouth shut and trusting her superiors.
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What is in it for the actress?  Nuns are in convents living lives shut away from the world for their eternal salvation.  The actress would know she was perpetrating a fɾαυd.  Why would she be motivated to commit her entire adult life to that?  What about her parents, sisters, brother, friends?  She effectively had to cut off all her past forever.  Who would do that and for what reward?

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My personal suspicion is that they got some nun who had lost her faith or her morals or both to agree to impersonate Sr. Lucy. I agree that convincing a person from the world to become a nun to pretend to be Sr. Lucy would never have worked. They could easily have found some nun who had become a modernist or lost her faith, but who wanted to continue living in the convent because she had no real way to make a living in the world, and decided to hang on to the security and stability of convent life, but without any supernatural spirit behind it. How would they convince such a person to play the role? How about bribing her with photographs taken with John Paul 2? How about all the glory and honor the world would have given her as a supposed seer of Our Lady? All the photo opportunities she would have had with famous people? That by itself would be enough to convince someone who wasn't giving up a whole lot to begin with, but they could easily have given her a more comfortable room in the convent, better food, fiction novels if she wanted them, and numerous other things.
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I think it's important to remember in all of this that of all people in the world Carmelite nuns are the most likely to give people the benefit of the doubt, to obey superiors, to assume the best, to mind their own business even if something really looks "off" to them, to keep their mouth shut if told, and to just let things alone if they don't know what else to do. What motive would any of them have to raise some sort of alarm about a fake Sr. Lucy if their own priest (probably) had gaslighted them when they told him they thought Sr. Lucy was different or gone?
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There are few environments more controlled than a Carmelite convent of nuns, and few environments in which it would be easier to pull of something like this.
Title: Re: More Evidence on the two Sister Lucy's
Post by: Tallinn Trad on January 31, 2021, 12:10:35 PM
I have a very clear memory of Frs. Gruner, Kramer and others mentioning her relatives visiting her.  They were allowed to visit her and they did visit her.  That they were restricted was never mentioned in any talk or publication before the 2 sister Lucy theory arose.

If you have a famous seer aunt, great aunt, sister, you are certainly going to make an effort to see her every 1 or 2 years. If they had been refused back then it would have raised suspicions.  They were not refused.  They certainly met her and I remember Gruner and Kramer mentioning it back in the 1980s and 1990s.

Title: Re: More Evidence on the two Sister Lucy's
Post by: RomanCatholic1953 on January 31, 2021, 01:10:49 PM
 Was Sister Lucy of Fatima replaced with an Impostor around 1960? Over 20,000 Hits! Our Message Getting Out.


- January 29, 2021  (http://radtradthomist.chojnowski.me/2021/01/was-sister-lucy-of-fatima-replaced-with.html)





http://radtradthomist.chojnowski.me/2021/01/was-sister-lucy-of-fatima-replaced-with.html
Title: Re: More Evidence on the two Sister Lucy's
Post by: Tallinn Trad on January 31, 2021, 02:35:39 PM
You failed to address the other point.  The imposter also has family and other nuns, still with faith, who know her. 

Suddenly they pick up a Catholic newspaper in Portugal in the 1960s to 1980s and recognise someone they were in another convent with who is being put forward as the most famous nun in Portugal.  Surely they would notice, suspect and go to the press. 

How did they stop the imposter nun's family visiting her?  Or did they get an orphan, apostate nun who wanted to play make believe for 45 years?

It is a hugely complex and risky operation.  What did it gain compared to simply bumping Sister Lucia off and not replacing her.  The stooge accomplished very little. 
Title: Re: More Evidence on the two Sister Lucy's
Post by: Incredulous on January 31, 2021, 04:19:51 PM
The Carmelite cloister was the perfect cover for anonymity.

As far as family members protesting, bribes and intimidation are the standard remedies.

To the question of what did the imposter’s backers have to gain?

The answer is: Acceptance of the ʝʊdɛօ-masonic regime’s takeover of the Catholic Church.

Sr. Lucy II was wheeled out for photo opportunities with the little Jєω-Pope, Paul VI, giving him her “Fatima” endorsement.

She paid reverence to JPII, the charismatic jew Pope and gave a thumbs-up to B16’s ridiculous version of the 3rd Secret of Fatima.

Why did she do it?  Who cares... she’s paying for it now.
Title: Re: More Evidence on the two Sister Lucy's
Post by: Tallinn Trad on January 31, 2021, 04:50:38 PM
Do you really think Sister Lucy being a fake made any significant difference? 

What percentage of Catholics were even aware of her endorsement or cared about it?  Less than 1 percent. 

The only endorsement I noticed was when she grabbed the hands of John Paul II in a most undignified way when he was distributing communion.

Vatican II was accepted because it let Catholics off the hook for the sins they wanted to commit. 90 percent of Catholics contracept.  1 percent care about Fatima. Far less than 1 percent would know much about Sister Lucia's relationship with the Vatican in 1960 and beyond.
Title: Re: More Evidence on the two Sister Lucy's
Post by: Yeti on January 31, 2021, 08:33:33 PM
You failed to address the other point.  The imposter also has family and other nuns, still with faith, who know her.

Suddenly they pick up a Catholic newspaper in Portugal in the 1960s to 1980s and recognise someone they were in another convent with who is being put forward as the most famous nun in Portugal.  Surely they would notice, suspect and go to the press.

How did they stop the imposter nun's family visiting her?  Or did they get an orphan, apostate nun who wanted to play make believe for 45 years?

It is a hugely complex and risky operation.  What did it gain compared to simply bumping Sister Lucia off and not replacing her.  The stooge accomplished very little.
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Oh, okay, I think I misunderstood what you meant when you asked this question the first time around. That's an interesting question. Maybe the imposter had been in the convent so long that her family would have a hard time recognizing her, since the last time they saw her was when she was a child or young adult. And nuns' habits cover most of the head, making nuns in general particularly difficult to identify. I could see them saying, "Gee, doesn't Sr. Lucy bear a weird resemblance to [imposter's name]?" And if someone went around saying, "Sr. Lucy looks just like my aunt who entered a convent 40 years ago when I was a kid!" how much attention would they get? People would either laugh it off or maybe think the person was a little off in the head, like someone going around bragging about how he looks exactly like some Hollywood star. People don't take that sort of thing very seriously.
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It is a hugely complex and risky operation.  What did it gain compared to simply bumping Sister Lucia off and not replacing her.  The stooge accomplished very little.

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Oh, my friend, it accomplished a lot. Really a lot. This was one of the most successful psyops in the whole Vatican 2 non-religion. There is no need for modernists or heretics to deceive the 90+% that you mentioned have already lost both their faith and their morals. Those people are in the bag. But there was a good section of the Vatican 2 followers in the 70s, 80s, 90s, etc. that had grown up before V2 and knew something was wrong in the Church. These people had kept the faith and good morals, and didn't like what the "Church" was doing, but didn't know what to think. Those people (and a lot of those types are still around today) are the primary target of modernist heretics, the stereotypical "little old ladies who pray the rosary all day long". Those are the ones the devil will pull out all the stops to attack. Those people are the ones who would pay attention to and actually care about Our Lady, especially the most recent apparition of hers in Fatima. So getting someone to claim to be one of the seers of Fatima, who also openly attends the New Mass and thinks John Paul 2 was a great, holy pope, would have a powerful effect of keeping these pious people in the Novus Ordo church and away from traditionalist organizations that they are told are "not with the pope", including R&R groups like the SSPX. These people just say, "But Sr. Lucy saw Our Lady and she went to the New Mass, so it must be okay. And she loved Pope John Paul II, so he must be a good pope. Our Lady promised Sr. Lucy she would go to heaven, so you can't tell me it's a mortal sin to attend the New Mass if Sr. Lucy does so."
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Whatever you think about whether there was an imposter or not, Sr. Lucy (real or fake) kept a huge number of devout people in the clutches of the New Church who would otherwise have gone trad.
Title: Re: More Evidence on the two Sister Lucy's
Post by: Tallinn Trad on February 01, 2021, 01:28:25 AM
I think Sister Lucia was wrong.  As evidenced by the fact that some of the things she said being completely wrong.  There's nothing faithful about Portugal.  It is an apostate nation with Euthanasia just legalised as well as Sodomite marriage, abortion and the lowest birthrate in the world. 

You don't need a second Sister Lucia.  The original one was simply dragged along with modernism like 99 percent of priests, bishops and Cardinals. 

I have never met a single novus ordo Catholic using Fatima as a major excuse for not becoming a Traditionalist.  And I have been in Traditionalist circles for over 4 decades and in plenty of debates between Novus Ordo and Traditionalists. 

They use obedience, infallibility of councils, Lefebvre LS excommunication, that Trads are uncharitable, schismatic spirit and a few other arguments, but I have never once had Fatima weaponised. 

I have only ever seen Fatima brought up as argument against sedevacantism by other Traditionalists. 
Title: Re: More Evidence on the two Sister Lucy's
Post by: Tallinn Trad on February 01, 2021, 10:26:11 AM
Yeti - Direct evidence from her own blood sister Caroline who recognised her sister Lucia when visiting her in the convent.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9MZX8Bm-agc

9 minutes into the video Fr. Gruner mentions it.  He spoke to the sister called Caroline.
Title: Re: More Evidence on the two Sister Lucy's
Post by: Incredulous on February 01, 2021, 02:44:08 PM

Wow, red flag!   Thanks for finding this!

This is more ammunition against John Vennari and Fr. Gruner, for "spinning" Sr. Lucy II evidence.

Vennari says the photo comparisons don't matter.  Oh really.   (We're such stupid goys!  Why do we trust our own eyes?)

Fr. Gruner says her blood sister acknowledged that the post 1960 Lucy was the real one.

In the summer of 2009, a friend attending St. Mary's ordinations heard, from Fr. Gruner's mouth that he didn't want to discuss the "Two Sr. Lucy's theory" because it would alienate his Novus ordo benefactors.   (Yeah, we have to protect the Fatima Center's cash flow).

Vennari and Gruner used their mєdια influence like Bishops, to keep the lid on the trad cօռspιʀαcιҽs.

I read in Catholic Family News (which Fr. Gruner owned), where John Vennari pronounced that the "Siri theory" was bogus.

Do you see what's happened here?  We were misled by the pseudo-trads.

Now, the SSPX controls Catholic Family News and the Fatima Center.  

They are using these mєdια forums to advance the neo-SSPX masonic agenda.  

Such as, let's all go get ναccιnαted, cause the SSPX said it's okay.


Title: Re: More Evidence on the two Sister Lucy's
Post by: Seraphina on February 01, 2021, 03:20:41 PM
Here is the page from the convent records   See entry # 265  Just click on it to enlarge.

(https://www.traditioninaction.org/Questions/WebSources/B_741_LucyDeath.png)
Do click it on, the entire page!  Everyone has failed to notice the obvious.  The sisters are listed chronologically by date of death, all except for #265!  Whoever changed the record isn’t even subtle!  
Someone passed on that date in 2005, most likely the fake Sr. Lucy!  
Now if we could see the convent records for 1946-1960 or so...
Title: Re: More Evidence on the two Sister Lucy's
Post by: Yeti on February 01, 2021, 03:43:31 PM
Do click it on, the entire page!  Everyone has failed to notice the obvious.  The sisters are listed chronologically by date of death, all except for #265!  Whoever changed the record isn’t even subtle!  
Someone passed on that date in 2005, most likely the fake Sr. Lucy!  
Now if we could see the convent records for 1946-1960 or so...
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Yes, I noticed that too. It's very weird. I wish Chojnowski had addressed this instead of just dismissing the whole thing out of hand. Maybe he thinks the picture is fake, which I kind of wonder too.
Title: Re: More Evidence on the two Sister Lucy's
Post by: Miseremini on February 01, 2021, 04:46:36 PM
  Everyone has failed to notice the obvious.  The sisters are listed chronologically by date of death, all except for #265!  
No one failed to notice the obvious that read my original post which you deleted when quoting.
I specifically pointed that out.
 "Notice that she is listed with others in the year 2005.  Did someone really want the truth known?
Title: Re: More Evidence on the two Sister Lucy's
Post by: Seraphina on February 01, 2021, 04:53:42 PM
No one failed to notice the obvious that read my original post which you deleted when quoting.
I specifically pointed that out.
 "Notice that she is listed with others in the year 2005.  Did someone really want the truth known?
Oops!  Sorry!  I’m guilty of not reading carefully.  
Title: Re: More Evidence on the two Sister Lucy's
Post by: 2Vermont on February 02, 2021, 07:33:18 AM
I think Sister Lucia was wrong.  As evidenced by the fact that some of the things she said being completely wrong.  There's nothing faithful about Portugal.  It is an apostate nation with Euthanasia just legalised as well as sơdơmite marriage, abortion and the lowest birthrate in the world.

You don't need a second Sister Lucia.  The original one was simply dragged along with modernism like 99 percent of priests, bishops and Cardinals.

I have never met a single novus ordo Catholic using Fatima as a major excuse for not becoming a Traditionalist.  And I have been in Traditionalist circles for over 4 decades and in plenty of debates between Novus Ordo and Traditionalists.

They use obedience, infallibility of councils, Lefebvre LS excommunication, that Trads are uncharitable, schismatic spirit and a few other arguments, but I have never once had Fatima weaponised.

I have only ever seen Fatima brought up as argument against sedevacantism by other Traditionalists.
I still wonder about the whole impostor theory.  This post makes a lot of sense though, and the bolded is especially spot-on.  
Title: Re: More Evidence on the two Sister Lucy's
Post by: Ladislaus on February 02, 2021, 11:56:53 AM
I think Sister Lucia was wrong.  As evidenced by the fact that some of the things she said being completely wrong.  There's nothing faithful about Portugal.  It is an apostate nation with Euthanasia just legalised as well as sơdơmite marriage, abortion and the lowest birthrate in the world.

I disagree.  That phrase is followed by an ellipsis, and we have no idea what follows.  Also, the term "sempre" (always) in Portuguese, and many of the Romance languages, doesn't necessarily mean an absolute "always" ... as in until the end of time ... but more like "continually".  So the phrase "will always be preserved" could easily be translated as "will continue to be preserved" ... [UNTIL] and then the Third Secret.  So, the dogma of the faith will continue to be preserved ... until Vatican II.  It's the opposite of how the Prots always interpret the Scriptures to deny the perpetual virginity of Our Lady where it says that she did not know man UNTIL she gave birth to her son.  In that case, there's no implied "but then she did later".  So different languages have different nuances with regard to continuity and sequence.

Now, here, you're not just saying that Sister Lucia was wrong, but that the Fatima apparitions are not genuine, because these are words alleged to have been said by Our Lady, not the thoughts of Sister Lucia.  If the apparitions were genuine, then I'm sure God's providence would prevent Our Lady from being misquoted by the visionary.  So, if Sister Lucia were "wrong," you're effectively saying that the apparitions are not genuine.  And there's a pretty significant weight of Church approbation to the contrary.  Of course, said approbation doesn't make this an article of faith or some required point of doctrine.
Title: Re: More Evidence on the two Sister Lucy's
Post by: Tallinn Trad on February 02, 2021, 12:30:54 PM
Then why use the word always? 

Why give the world the misleading first part of a conditional prophecy that Heaven knows will not pan out? 

That is indistinguishable from a false prophecy. 

All Heaven needs to do is avoid mentioning Portugal altogether.  Or include the word if or unless.  Then there would be no room for doubt.

We are told to test prophecy but how is that possible if some is held back which entirely changes the meaning?  Any false prophecy could be true if we add a fanciful unless blah blah blah to it.

Germany will win World War 2, unless...

The world will end on December 21, 2012, unless.

Title: Re: More Evidence on the two Sister Lucy's
Post by: 2Vermont on February 02, 2021, 12:56:02 PM
I didn't think Church approval of a private revelation/apparition meant it was free from error.
Title: Re: More Evidence on the two Sister Lucy's
Post by: clement21 on February 02, 2021, 02:39:02 PM
God is not the Author of confusion to His children. God is clear and open to His children. No secrets, no confusion, nothing esoteric that causes misunderstanding in His children. Only the wicked and pagans are bewildered and confounded by God's word.

The whole "secrets" thing of Fatima makes the account dubious. The confusion of "Portugal the dogma of the faith will be preserved ..." makes it more dubious. Adding the "Fatima prayer" is a novelty because why wouldn't God already include it into the Rosary from day one, if it was so necessary? This makes Fatima even more dubious.

Tell me, where does St. John the Revelator mention that Russia needs to be consecrated? Catholics act like the salvation of the world and world peace hinges on Russia being consecrated. If that is true, why isn't it mentioned in the last Book of the Bible? 

Now, the argument can be made that the last Book is "confusing" and "esoteric" but it's not. It's written that way because it was the only language in St. John's day that could be used to describe the future (which is now) modern world and events, and understanding of the text would be be made manifest to God's children as they approach those days.   
Title: Re: More Evidence on the two Sister Lucy's
Post by: clement21 on February 02, 2021, 03:10:31 PM
Fatima is another excuse for Catholics to do nothing but still think they're doing something. It's used as a psyop on Catholics. They think taking action is fruitless; their actions won't matter because they think everything hinges on Russia being consecrated.
Title: Re: More Evidence on the two Sister Lucy's
Post by: Mirari Vos on February 02, 2021, 03:14:49 PM
God is not the Author of confusion to His children. God is clear and open to His children. No secrets, no confusion, nothing esoteric that causes misunderstanding in His children. Only the wicked and pagans are bewildered and confounded by God's word.

The whole "secrets" thing of Fatima makes the account dubious. The confusion of "Portugal the dogma of the faith will be preserved ..." makes it more dubious. Adding the "Fatima prayer" is a novelty because why wouldn't God already include it into the Rosary from day one, if it was so necessary? This makes Fatima even more dubious.

Tell me, where does St. John the Revelator mention that Russia needs to be consecrated? Catholics act like the salvation of the world and world peace hinges on Russia being consecrated. If that is true, why isn't it mentioned in the last Book of the Bible?  

Now, the argument can be made that the last Book is "confusing" and "esoteric" but it's not. It's written that way because it was the only language in St. John's day that could be used to describe the future (which is now) modern world and events, and understanding of the text would be be made manifest to God's children as they approach those days.
Some good points here. I never felt comfortable with the absolute necessity of all the bishops consecrating Russia. BTW: I’m fairly certain that Pope Pius XII did the consecration.
Title: Re: More Evidence on the two Sister Lucy's
Post by: Tallinn Trad on February 02, 2021, 03:40:03 PM
Realistically speaking, at what point in history would any Pope get all the Bishops of the world to play ball and do anything?

Must be a very rare Pope that has every bishop obedient to his demands. 
Title: Re: More Evidence on the two Sister Lucy's
Post by: Ladislaus on February 02, 2021, 03:54:23 PM
Then why use the word always?

:facepalm:

I JUST finished explaining to you the nuances of the word in the Romance languages, that it doesn't mean always in the English sense but merely a persistent activity, i.e. could be translated as "Portugal will continue to keep the faith ... [until]".
Title: Re: More Evidence on the two Sister Lucy's
Post by: Ladislaus on February 02, 2021, 03:56:14 PM
I didn't think Church approval of a private revelation/apparition meant it was free from error.

Not directly, but if the Church holds the apparition to genuine, then it would be problematic to attribute error to Our Lady, since God's Providence would not allow it.

And, of course, there's no strict obligation of faith to believe in it, but this TT is hell-bent on discrediting Sister Lucia.
Title: Re: More Evidence on the two Sister Lucy's
Post by: Ladislaus on February 02, 2021, 03:58:02 PM
The whole "secrets" thing of Fatima makes the account dubious. 

Says who?  You, Croix?  You're pulling stuff out of your posterior.  The nature of the Secret was as a test for the Pope, making a direct link between whether the Pope would heed her request or else the contents of the Secret would unfold as planned.
Title: Re: More Evidence on the two Sister Lucy's
Post by: Ladislaus on February 02, 2021, 04:00:26 PM
Then why use the word always?

Why give the world the misleading first part of a conditional prophecy that Heaven knows will not pan out?

That is indistinguishable from a false prophecy.

All Heaven needs to do is avoid mentioning Portugal altogether.  Or include the word if or unless.  Then there would be no room for doubt.

We are told to test prophecy but how is that possible if some is held back which entirely changes the meaning?  Any false prophecy could be true if we add a fanciful unless blah blah blah to it.

Germany will win World War 2, unless...

The world will end on December 21, 2012, unless.

Are you the one who was spreading that discredited/debunked nonsense from non-Catholics (spiritualists) that Our Lady appeared at Fatima in a short skirt?

And are you the guy who questioned the Miracle of the Sun because ... how could the sun get that close without incinerating everything?
Title: Re: More Evidence on the two Sister Lucy's
Post by: 2Vermont on February 02, 2021, 04:24:57 PM
Not directly, but if the Church holds the apparition to genuine, then it would be problematic to attribute error to Our Lady, since God's Providence would not allow it.

And, of course, there's no strict obligation of faith to believe in it, but this TT is hell-bent on discrediting Sister Lucia.
I don't think it needs to mean error is being attributed to Our Lady.  It could be that Sister Lucia was in error in repeating Our Lady's words given she was just human.
Title: Re: More Evidence on the two Sister Lucy's
Post by: Incredulous on February 02, 2021, 07:55:43 PM

I’ve only noticed sedes debunking Fatima.

If the Virgin Mary said the Consecration of Russia is needed,
You can go to the bank on that.

Our Lady was dead right about the start of WWII.

I would think by now, Traditional Catholics would understand the worldly dominance of ʝʊdɛօ-masonry... and the need for a Catholic Russia to root it out?

It is going to be a glorious when the Judea-masons are hunted down like rats.

I wonder where all their money will be found ?
:popcorn:
Title: Re: More Evidence on the two Sister Lucy's
Post by: donkath on February 02, 2021, 08:43:03 PM
Realistically speaking, at what point in history would any Pope get all the Bishops of the world to play ball and do anything?

Must be a very rare Pope that has every bishop obedient to his demands.


So Our Lady would tell the Pope (via the chilren) something she knew 'realistically' could not be done?
Title: Re: More Evidence on the two Sister Lucy's
Post by: Tallinn Trad on February 02, 2021, 10:56:08 PM
:facepalm:

I JUST finished explaining to you the nuances of the word in the Romance languages, that it doesn't mean always in the English sense but merely a persistent activity, i.e. could be translated as "Portugal will continue to keep the faith ... [until]".


It didn't continue to keep the faith.  It took a downward trajectory like all other European nations.  So why single it out compared to Spain or Italy or France?
Title: Re: More Evidence on the two Sister Lucy's
Post by: Tallinn Trad on February 02, 2021, 11:04:47 PM
If the Virgin Mary said the Consecration of Russia is needed,
You can go to the bank on that.

Our Lady was dead right about the start of WWII.
That prophecy was not very difficult as it was only published after the start of World War 2.
Before World War 2 started nobody had ever mentioned it. 
Any of us can predict things after they happen.  That's easy. 
Title: Re: More Evidence on the two Sister Lucy's
Post by: 2Vermont on February 03, 2021, 06:10:40 AM
I’ve only noticed sedes debunking Fatima.
See?  TT was right.  There it is again.  Are you sure that TT is even sede this time?  

I have noticed that Fatima divides Catholics which I find troubling.

Like Mirari Vos, I believe that Pius XII did the consecration, but not with all the bishops.  Our Lady said that if her request (consecration with all bishops) wasn't heeded Russia would spread its errors (ie. ƈσmmυɳιsm) throughout the world.  Aren't we seeing ƈσmmυɳιsm coming even to the US now? As a result, I believe the time for the consecration has passed.  That particular ship sailed.  
Title: Re: More Evidence on the two Sister Lucy's
Post by: Incredulous on February 03, 2021, 08:23:07 AM
See?  TT was right.  There it is again.  Are you sure that TT is even sede this time?  

I have noticed that Fatima divides Catholics which I find troubling.

Like Mirari Vos, I believe that Pius XII did the consecration, but not with all the bishops.  Our Lady said that if her request (consecration with all bishops) wasn't heeded Russia would spread its errors (ie. ƈσmmυɳιsm) throughout the world.  Aren't we seeing ƈσmmυɳιsm coming even to the US now? As a result, I believe the time for the consecration has passed.  That particular ship sailed.  

My friend, check the record.

The promulgation of the Pius XII 1952 “consecration” was from the biggest sede source in Jєω-mєdια, Bro. Dimond.

He and his jew script writer team produced that piece of brilliant propaganda around 2007.  

In that doc, he claimed, the world had it’s era of peace already, cause the “consecration” was done.

Do you believe that?

You believe we’ve had the era of peace Our Lady spoke of?

If so, you’ve been disoriented by the sedes, which is the express mission of Bro. Dimond and jew-boys like Jerry Matatics.
Title: Re: More Evidence on the two Sister Lucy's
Post by: clement21 on February 03, 2021, 09:42:58 AM
That cognitive dissonance that is felt when the truth rocks their world, and causes people to give thumbs down. LOL
Title: Re: More Evidence on the two Sister Lucy's
Post by: clement21 on February 03, 2021, 09:50:25 AM
However important or edifying a private revelation (Fatima) may be, it is not a “locus theologicus”, meaning it's not valid knowledge for a theological argument.
Title: Re: More Evidence on the two Sister Lucy's
Post by: clement21 on February 03, 2021, 09:52:22 AM
Private revelation doesn't supersede public revelation which ended with St. John of the Apocalypse. Moreover, Catholics are not required to believe in Church-approved private revelations such as Fatima, but we are required to believe in all public Divine revelations. Catholics must assent to Church-approved private revelations (Fatima, La Salette, et al.) as worthy of belief, but they're not required to believe them.
Title: Re: More Evidence on the two Sister Lucy's
Post by: clement21 on February 03, 2021, 09:54:39 AM
Public revelation ending with the apostle, St. John the Evangelist, is decreed by Pope St. Pius X in "Lamentabili" July 3, 1907; Denz. 2021- The Errors of Modernists, on the Church, Revelation, Christ, the Sacraments

"2021   21. Revelation, constituting the object of Catholic faith, was not completed with the apostles." (decreed an error of modernists)

Link: http://patristica.net/denzinger/#n2000
Title: Re: More Evidence on the two Sister Lucy's
Post by: 2Vermont on February 03, 2021, 10:00:49 AM
My friend, check the record.

The promulgation of the Pius XII 1952 “consecration” was from the biggest sede source in Jєω-mєdια, Bro. Dimond.

He and his jew script writer team produced that piece of brilliant propaganda around 2007.  

In that doc, he claimed, the world had it’s era of peace already, cause the “consecration” was done.

Do you believe that?

You believe we’ve had the era of peace Our Lady spoke of?

If so, you’ve been disoriented by the sedes, which is the express mission of Bro. Dimond and Jєω-boys like Jerry Matatics.
My friend, did you read my post?  I said I believe that Pius XII consecrated Russia BUT NOT WITH ALL OF THE BISHOPS...which is what she requested.  Because he did not do as she requested, there has been no era of peace and the spread of Communism is upon us.  The Consecration Ship has sailed, IMO.  
Title: Re: More Evidence on the two Sister Lucy's
Post by: Incredulous on February 03, 2021, 09:46:07 PM
2Vermont,

You essentially said Fatima divides trad Catholics from sedes.

I replied that there’s an organized sede media conspiracy to do just that.

There’s a Jєωιѕн element to some sede narratives that wants to tear everything down.

They don’t want trads to believe in a Church endorsed apparition, in which the Mother of God’s words were analyzed, ad infinitum.

Their point of preaching that Fatima is not dogmatic is moot,
when believing in the Mother of God is ?

The precedence for a “consecrated” Russian conversion,  en masse is Our Lady of Guadalupe’s 9,000,000 Mexican pagans.

In the Tuy, Spain apparitions, Our Lord and Lady advised, that like in France, a belated Consecration would occur.

We are free to accept or deny Catholic prophecies.





Title: Re: More Evidence on the two Sister Lucy's
Post by: Tallinn Trad on February 08, 2021, 08:37:15 AM
How would a Pope ever consecrate with ALL the bishops?

That is an impossible task.  There are thousands of bishops.  Some of them would be ill in bed, some would be awkward and refuse to do it.  Some would think it was offensive to Russia.  Some would not believe in Fatima.  When, in the history of the Church, has any Pope had the power and respect from the Bishops to make 100% of them obey?  Never. 

If one or two bishop don't do it then that is not all the bishops.  So it seems to me an impossible request to fulfill.  There would always be an escape clause if Russia was not converted.  They did not All do it. 

Let's imagine the traditional bishops from Vigano to Williamson asked everybody to say 15 decades of the Rosary on one particular day.  How many people attending their masses actually would?  50%, 80% perhaps but never all of them.  There would always be some proportion who would not comply. 
Title: Re: More Evidence on the two Sister Lucy's
Post by: Mr G on February 08, 2021, 09:02:25 AM
How would a Pope ever consecrate with ALL the bishops?
The Pope would command all bishops who are able body (not seriously sick, hospitalized etc. - those would be excused, as God does not require the impossible) to do the consecration on the particular day and time with the pre-emptive order that all bishops who are physically able to do the consecration but do not intend to do so, are hereby excommunicated and thus no longer bishops of the Catholic Church. 
So even if only five bishops do the consecration properly and the rest "fake it" or ignore it, then the consecration would be done as those five bishops would by ALL the bishops, the rest would have been outside the Church.
Title: Re: More Evidence on the two Sister Lucy's
Post by: Ladislaus on February 08, 2021, 09:33:54 AM
The Pope would command all bishops who are able body (not seriously sick, hospitalized etc. - those would be excused, as God does not require the impossible) to do the consecration on the particular day and time with the pre-emptive order that all bishops who are physically able to do the consecration but do not intend to do so, are hereby excommunicated and thus no longer bishops of the Catholic Church.
So even if only five bishops do the consecration properly and the rest "fake it" or ignore it, then the consecration would be done as those five bishops would by ALL the bishops, the rest would have been outside the Church.

Right, and also when the Pope commands it of all the bishops, they're considered to be virtually doing it because they're under obedience to the Pope, even if some or even many of them don't actually comply.  I believe the key point from Our Lady was that this should be very public so that the miracle that followed would be attributed to her and that there could be no other explanation.  By contrast, Pius XII made an oblique consecration in an obscure docuмent that was probably read by a few hundred people.
Title: Re: More Evidence on the two Sister Lucy's
Post by: Mr G on February 08, 2021, 10:05:37 AM
Right, and also when the Pope commands it of all the bishops, they're considered to be virtually doing it because they're under obedience to the Pope, even if some or even many of them don't actually comply.  I believe the key point from Our Lady was that this should be very public so that the miracle that followed would be attributed to her and that there could be no other explanation.  By contrast, Pius XII made an oblique consecration in an obscure docuмent that was probably read by a few hundred people.
"Because I want My WHOLE Church to recognize that consecration as a triumph of the Immaculate Heart of Mary, etc.." Our Lord to Sr. Lucia.
Title: Re: More Evidence on the two Sister Lucy's
Post by: Last Tradhican on February 08, 2021, 10:10:42 AM
Right, and also when the Pope commands it of all the bishops, they're considered to be virtually doing it because they're under obedience to the Pope, even if some or even many of them don't actually comply.  I believe the key point from Our Lady was that this should be very public so that the miracle that followed would be attributed to her and that there could be no other explanation.  By contrast, Pius XII made an oblique consecration in an obscure docuмent that was probably read by a few hundred people.
Well put. The same applies to JPII which many Novus Ordo conservatives claim consecrated Russia. If there is debate whether Russia was consecrated, then it is unknown to the world, and not really public "so that the miracle that followed would be attributed to her and that there could be no other explanation". The consecration of Russia will be a scandal to the world. The pope,  the bishops, and the Church will be made a laughing stock to the world, the mєdια will make stooges of them. Then the miraculous conversion will be totally attributed to her and known by everyone, without a doubt. 
Title: Re: More Evidence on the two Sister Lucy's
Post by: Tallinn Trad on February 10, 2021, 02:33:46 AM
So that would mean that none of the many Bishops who were excommunicated could confer orders on priests or confirm Catholics. 

If there is no obligation on Catholics to believe in private revelation, which Fatima is, then I don't see how a bishop can be excommunicated for not following the demands of a private revelation.  

It makes no sense that a bishop can be validly excommunicated for refusal over Fatima, but not be validly excommunicated for consecrating 4 bishops without permission. 
Title: Re: More Evidence on the two Sister Lucy's
Post by: Nadir on February 10, 2021, 05:36:44 AM
How would a Pope ever consecrate with ALL the bishops?

That is an impossible task.  There are thousands of bishops.  Some of them would be ill in bed, some would be awkward and refuse to do it.  Some would think it was offensive to Russia.  Some would not believe in Fatima.  When, in the history of the Church, has any Pope had the power and respect from the Bishops to make 100% of them obey?  Never.

If one or two bishop don't do it then that is not all the bishops.  So it seems to me an impossible request to fulfill.  There would always be an escape clause if Russia was not converted.  They did not All do it.

Let's imagine the traditional bishops from Vigano to Williamson asked everybody to say 15 decades of the Rosary on one particular day.  How many people attending their masses actually would?  50%, 80% perhaps but never all of them.  There would always be some proportion who would not comply.
Do you not believe that anything is possible for God? There is no such thing as an impossible task. Who are you to limit what is possible? There could come a time when God’s anger will cause the bishops to fall on their knees and beg for mercy, or completely apostatise. Then the house will be cleansed.
Title: Re: More Evidence on the two Sister Lucy's
Post by: 2Vermont on February 10, 2021, 05:56:28 AM
So that would mean that none of the many Bishops who were excommunicated could confer orders on priests or confirm Catholics.

If there is no obligation on Catholics to believe in private revelation, which Fatima is, then I don't see how a bishop can be excommunicated for not following the demands of a private revelation.  

It makes no sense that a bishop can be validly excommunicated for refusal over Fatima, but not be validly excommunicated for consecrating 4 bishops without permission.
I have to admit that this doesn't make sense.  
Title: Re: More Evidence on the two Sister Lucy's
Post by: 2Vermont on February 10, 2021, 06:38:58 AM
How would a Pope ever consecrate with ALL the bishops?

That is an impossible task.  There are thousands of bishops.  Some of them would be ill in bed, some would be awkward and refuse to do it.  Some would think it was offensive to Russia.  Some would not believe in Fatima.  When, in the history of the Church, has any Pope had the power and respect from the Bishops to make 100% of them obey?  Never.

If one or two bishop don't do it then that is not all the bishops.  So it seems to me an impossible request to fulfill.  There would always be an escape clause if Russia was not converted.  They did not All do it.

And, like I said above, they did not all do it and now we are seeing the results of that:  Communism spreading even to the US.
Title: Re: More Evidence on the two Sister Lucy's
Post by: Mr G on February 10, 2021, 07:44:03 AM
1.) So that would mean that none of the many Bishops who were excommunicated could confer orders on priests or confirm Catholics.

2.) If there is no obligation on Catholics to believe in private revelation, which Fatima is, then I don't see how a bishop can be excommunicated for not following the demands of a private revelation.  

3.)It makes no sense that a bishop can be validly excommunicated for refusal over Fatima, but not be validly excommunicated for consecrating 4 bishops without permission.
1.) Since we are talking about a hypothetical future situation on what a Pope could do, then the same Pope can either replace those excommunicated bishops or in certain cases re-instate them as some of them will repent once they see the resulting Period of Peace.
2.) 3.) They would be excommunicated for disobeying a Pope's direct command. But we must keep in mind, this excommunication we are talking about and how a Pope can do it is speculation on one possible solution, we will have to wait and see how the event actually happens when it happens.
Title: Re: More Evidence on the two Sister Lucy's
Post by: RomanCatholic1953 on February 13, 2021, 02:37:48 AM





1957-The Last Interview of Sister Lucy of Fatima- In HD. If you Hear About "Sister Lucy" Saying Anything After this IT AIN'T TRUE!

http://radtradthomist.chojnowski.me/2021/02/1957-last-interview-of-sister-lucy-of.html?utm
Title: Re: More Evidence on the two Sister Lucy's
Post by: josefamenendez on February 14, 2021, 03:20:54 PM
(271) 1957-The Last Interview of Sister Lucy of Fatima- In HD - YouTube (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rDKLksGp-U0&feature=emb_logo)
Title: Re: More Evidence on the two Sister Lucy's
Post by: josefamenendez on February 14, 2021, 03:29:55 PM
Sorry RC1953! I didn't see that you posted the video above already
Title: Re: More Evidence on the two Sister Lucy's
Post by: MyrnaM on February 14, 2021, 05:22:58 PM
Interesting thread, a very good read, although I fail to see what difference it makes today who the real Sister Lucy was.  For sure she is in Heaven with Our Dear Lady, that we all can agree, for she was promised, Heaven. 

Whoever it was that posted those who hold to the sedevacantist position debunk Fatima are mistaken, take CMRI, for example, every year they have a Fatima conference, each year beginning May 13 through Oct 13, we have a public procession in DownTown Spokane through the main park there.  Banners and images of Our Lady of Fatima are constantly displayed.

Please speak not as a parrot just repeating what you hear or at least mention you don't know for sure but ................

Here is a link that proves my point    https://cmri.org/?s=fatima
Title: Re: More Evidence on the two Sister Lucy's
Post by: RomanCatholic1953 on February 14, 2021, 09:15:32 PM
Interesting thread, a very good read, although I fail to see what difference it makes today who the real Sister Lucy was.  For sure she is in Heaven with Our Dear Lady, that we all can agree, for she was promised, Heaven.

Whoever it was that posted those who hold to the sedevacantist position debunk Fatima are mistaken, take CMRI, for example, every year they have a Fatima conference, each year beginning May 13 through Oct 13, we have a public procession in DownTown Spokane through the main park there.  Banners and images of Our Lady of Fatima are constantly displayed.

Please speak not as a parrot just repeating what you hear or at least mention you don't know for sure but ................

Here is a link that proves my point    https://cmri.org/?s=fatima
I am happy that you are back.
Title: Re: More Evidence on the two Sister Lucy's
Post by: donkath on February 16, 2021, 12:25:29 AM

Justice for Sr. Lucy - Updated Video


https://tinyurl.com/4qp35c9b (https://tinyurl.com/4qp35c9b)
Title: Re: More Evidence on the two Sister Lucy's
Post by: Incredulous on February 16, 2021, 09:15:32 AM
Justice for Sr. Lucy - Updated Video


https://tinyurl.com/4qp35c9b (https://tinyurl.com/4qp35c9b)

The first key witness who needs to be urgently subpoenaed and deposed in the missing Sr. Lucy case is Joseph Ratzinger.

He was very “connected” in Rome at the time of her disappearance and ironically he ordered the fake Sr. Lucy’s cell to be sealed at the time of her death in 2005.

Masonically speaking, the Jєωιѕн Ratzinger is so well connected, he could probably tell you where they dumped her body.
Title: Re: More Evidence on the two Sister Lucy's
Post by: Nishant Xavier on February 17, 2021, 08:03:04 AM
Our Lady of Fatima, by Her Magnificent Public Miracle of the Sun, showed all unbelievers once more that the Catholic Faith was the true one. The Grace of God given so splendidly in front of 70,000 eyewitness through Fatima has led to umpteen conversions from every false religion including Atheism/Agnosticism, Communism, Masonry, Islam, Protestantism etc to the Catholic Church. It has been called the Greatest Public Miracle since Our Lord's Resurrection from the dead 2000 years ago. 

Fatima also perfectly prophesies the Communist infiltration that would happen through the Kremlin's orders only decades later. Bella Dodd, Manning Johnson and others testified the Communists infiltrated national governments and even the Catholic Church. Once more, the prophetic evidence should be another clear sign of Fatima's manifest supernatural origin.

For us Catholics, it reminds us we have to work with the Pope and the Bishops, and help them obey the order of Our Lord and Our Lady, the King and Queen of Heaven. The Consecrations by Pope Pius XII and Pope John Paul II were partial, and didn't bring about the full peace promised by Our Lady. Either Pope Francis or a future Pope will complete the Consecration.

Our Lady has promised us a Period of Peace when Russia becomes Catholic. This will be the Triumph of Her Immaculate Heart. A comparsion with other Catholic Prophesy suggests this will be the Sixth Age of the Church.

Before it, we may have to go through chastisement, tribulation, persecution etc. On this Lent, we should accept all that in a spirit of penance and sacrifice, knowing that every thing we suffer will be for the greater good in the end.

Christendom was built on so many prayers, tears, sufferings, sacrifices and martyrdoms. The new Christendom, of the Sixth Age, in the Age of Mary to come, the Triumph of the Immaculate Heart over all heresies, will be the same likewise. 
Title: Re: More Evidence on the two Sister Lucy's
Post by: Ladislaus on February 17, 2021, 09:41:44 AM
Fatima also perfectly prophesies the Communist infiltration that would happen through the Kremlin's orders only decades later. Bella Dodd, Manning Johnson and others testified the Communists infiltrated national governments and even the Catholic Church. Once more, the prophetic evidence should be another clear sign of Fatima's manifest supernatural origin.

Yep, and Roncalli was the first such Communist infiltrator in the papacy.  You get all this, how the Church has been infiltrated, but refuse to accept the possibility that they made it into the papacy?

Sister stated that the Fatima Secret would become "much clearer" in 1960.  What happened around 1960?  Roncalli had come onto the stage, and then Vatican II happened.  I'm convinced that Roncalli and Vatican II represent the chastisement that Our Lady came to warn about.  Prophecies (such as at Akita and Garabandal) about some fire from the sky are very possibly a distraction from the REAL chastisement, namely, VATICAN II.  Instead of seeing the chastisement right in front of us, we're looking to the sky.

What greater chastisement could there be than to eclipse the Church behind a false one which then proceeds to destroy the faith and lead millions upon millions to hell both actively and by omission?
Title: Re: More Evidence on the two Sister Lucy's
Post by: Ladislaus on February 17, 2021, 09:59:36 AM
Cardinal Ciappi:  "In the Third Secret(Fatima), it is foretold, among other things, that the great apostasy in the Church will begin at the top.”

Cardinal Oddi:  "The Blessed Virgin was alerting us against apostasy in the Church."

Both of them read the Secret.  Well, I'm not 100% sure about Oddi, but Ciappi certainly did.

Hmmm, an "apostasy that will BEGIN at the top".  What is the "top" of the Church?  What happened in 1960 (the year called out by Sister Lucia)?
Title: Re: More Evidence on the two Sister Lucy's
Post by: Ladislaus on February 17, 2021, 10:07:37 AM
https://fatima.org/news-views/timely-reflections-on-the-third-secret/

More than once it has surfaced that the Third Secret of Fatima spoke of a bad council. This was reported by The Fatima Crusader in May 2009 and again by One Peter Five in May 2016. According to the first report, Cardinal Ratzinger in 1990 had told his friend Fr. Ingo Dollinger—a long-time friend and spiritual child of St. Padre Pio—that Our Lady in the Third Secret also warned not to change the liturgy.

Upon the supposed publication of the Third Secret by the Vatican in June 2000, Fr. Dollinger took note that it did not contain those elements that Cardinal Ratzinger had revealed to him nearly ten years earlier, whereupon he confronted the cardinal concerning this. Not knowing quite what to say he blurted out to his friend in German, “Wirklich gebt das der etwas” (see http://archive.fatima.org/crusader/cr92/cr92pg7.pdf (http://archive.fatima.org/crusader/cr92/cr92pg7.pdf)) which signifies that “really there is something more there.” Ratzinger, who had read the Third Secret, was confessing that there is more to the Secret than what was released in June 2000, all but confirming that it did warn about not changing the liturgy as he had previously told Dollinger.

Consider now the prediction of the nineteenth century Freemason Canon Roca, who said that “the liturgy of the Roman Church will shortly undergo a transformation at an ecuмenical council … to deprive the Church of its supernatural character.” This certainly seems to gel with the prediction of “a bad council and a bad Mass.”
Title: Re: More Evidence on the two Sister Lucy's
Post by: Nishant Xavier on February 17, 2021, 11:03:47 AM
Quote from: Ladislaus
Yep, and Roncalli was the first such Communist infiltrator in the papacy.  You get all this, how the Church has been infiltrated, but refuse to accept the possibility that they made it into the papacy?
Well, the Church has certainly been infiltrated, but can the Papacy be infiltrated? Theologians say God can not permit a false Pope to have Universal Acceptance. Thus, at least some Bishops would have refused to recognize Pope John XXIII if he was a false Pope.

Fr. Hunter: "If the Bishops agree in recognizing a certain man as Pope, they are certainly right, for otherwise the Body of the Bishops would have been separated from their Head, and the Divine Constitution of the Church would be ruined.

I certainly agree the 60s were a chaotic time anyway, and as +ABL said, "World War III" took place at Vatican II between the traditional Fathers and the liberals. Vatican II makes any omissions and has glaring ambiguities that were used by the libs after the Council ended to get what they ended. But I believe the traditional Fathers successfully intervened to save the final texts from outright heresy. Likewise, I believe there is no heresy, although there are many deficiencies, in the final text of the New Mass. I agree the Council can be viewed as a type of chastisement for our sins. 

I agree with the Fatima Centre, and with that article you posted, that the full text of the Third Secret has not been revealed, and so on, but the Fatima centre has never been sedevacantist. Apostasy going to the top can mean among Cardinals, or can also mean the Popes, by errors and omissions, like St. Peter denying Christ out of weakness only, can in some way contribute to the apostasy themselves. I also agree with the Pope Pius XII quote in the Fatima article. It makes sense Our Lady warned not to tamper with the Liturgy, and how this could become suicidal to the Church's Mission.

Nevertheless, the bottom line is, Our Lord did not say to His Church. "I will be with you until 1958/62/65/69" only. He promised to be with Her until the end of time. As Fr. Gleize said recently, echoing Fr. Hunter it would seem, "That the Church can be habitually deprived of Her Head is an absurdity and contrary to the promises of indefectibility", i.e. of Christ's promise to be in Her in His Spirit for all time.

The question for sedevacantists regarding Fatima is, "If most Latin-Rite Bishops aren't even Bishops now, as most sedes hold, and if there is no Pope either right now, as all sedes hold, can the Consecration of Russia even be done, and the Period of Peace finally come?"

God Bless.


Title: Re: More Evidence on the two Sister Lucy's
Post by: Yeti on February 17, 2021, 02:35:43 PM
Nevertheless, the bottom line is, Our Lord did not say to His Church. "I will be with you until 1958/62/65/69" only. He promised to be with Her until the end of time. As Fr. Gleize said recently, echoing Fr. Hunter it would seem, "That the Church can be habitually deprived of Her Head is an absurdity and contrary to the promises of indefectibility", i.e. of Christ's promise to be in Her in His Spirit for all time.
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I really don't understand what you think it means for Christ to be with the Church. You think a new, protestantized Mass, a heretical council, and now official church law allowing openly divorced and remarried people to receive the sacraments, and a pope who speaks heresy and denies the Faith basically every day -- all of that is Christ being with the Church?! You don't think it's a blasphemy to say such a thing?
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Your system denies any kind of supernatural protection to what the pope teaches.
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Sedevacantism has difficulties, but we don't live in some dreamworld where we have to deny obvious facts to make our theory work. I'd rather live with known obscure questions than with accepting falsehood as the truth.
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The question for sedevacantists regarding Fatima is, "If most Latin-Rite Bishops aren't even Bishops now, as most sedes hold, and if there is no Pope either right now, as all sedes hold, can the Consecration of Russia even be done, and the Period of Peace finally come?"

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Fatima is a private revelation. Whether the consecration of Russia has been done, will be done, can be done, and by whom it can/was/should be/etc. done, are all matters of opinion.
Title: Re: More Evidence on the two Sister Lucy's
Post by: RomanCatholic1953 on February 21, 2021, 08:51:27 AM
 

"Vision of Fatima" by Sculptor Fr. Thomas McGlynn, published in 1948, Indicates the real Sister Lucy requested that Pope Pius XII Give an Address to the Portuguese People for the Silver Anniversary of the Fatima Apparition. Author Makes it Clear that the Inclusion of All the Bishops of the World with the Pope in a Consecration of Russia was Publicized to the World by 1947. (http://feedproxy.google.com/~r/RadtradThomist/~3/9Y4tTPZniTg/vision-of-fatima-by-sculptor-fr-thomas.html?utm_source=feedburner&utm_medium=email)
Posted: 20 Feb 2021 08:56 PM PST

(https://ecp.yusercontent.com/mail?url=https%3A%2F%2Fi.pinimg.com%2F736x%2Fe4%2Fea%2F64%2Fe4ea647c16ee038251520c00859bdc9c.jpg&t=1613918043&ymreqid=93ab06c0-34ca-5110-1c71-99000101cc00&sig=RBfSmwqwqc_fIph.bqzlZA--~D)Here is the text describing the discussion of Fr. Thomas McGlynn, O.P. to the Patriarch of Lisbon in 1947 in Fr. McGlynn's book, Vision of Fatima (Boston: Little, Brown and Company, 1948), pp. 29-30. 
"The important address of Pope Pius XII to the Portuguese people made in Portuguese on October 31, 1942, in connection with the ceremonies of the Silver Jubilee of the apparitions at Fatima [how different from the ceremony of the Golden Jubilee with Paul VI and the fake "Sister Lucy"] was evidently, His Eminence pointed out, a consequence of Lucy's own request made to the Holy Father, of which the Cardinal had knowledge. Lucy had said that the Blessed Virgin wanted the world consecrated to her Immaculate Heart with special mention to be made of Russia. She had declared the special grace to be granted in reward for this consecration would be the shortening of the war, and that, if the Holy Father wished to see an example of the blessings which this would bring to the world, it could be observed in the case of Portugal [namely, that the Consecration of Portugal to the Immaculate Heart of Mary, by all of the bishops of the country, had kept Portugal OUT of World War II.]" 
    "The Cardinal, in reply to my [Fr. McGlynn's] inquiry, said that he had not heard of the special manner of consecrating Russia to the Immaculate Heart which had lately been declared [emphasis mine]; namely, that all the Bishops of the world are expected to participate with the Holy Father on a special day in one great act of offering Russia to Our Lady's Immaculate Heart."

Dr. Chojnowski: This was back in 1948. Clearly this particular act NEVER happened. The closest the world ever came to this is when Pope Pius XII himself, consecrated Russia to the Immaculate Heart of Mary in his papal bull Sacro Vergente of July 7, 1952. 



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Title: Re: More Evidence on the two Sister Lucy's
Post by: Incredulous on February 21, 2021, 11:10:13 AM

“I think”, it was Father McGlynn who wrote an account of St. Lucia’s consultation and advice on how Our Lady of Fatima actually looked.

Father was a talented artist a he had some preconceived ideas on how Our Lady of Fatima looked.

Sister Lucia revamped his sculpture completely.  

One thing fascinating that I recall, was that below the knee line on the front of Mother Mary’s dress was a five-pointed star.  I think it was black?

This symbol has been pretty much lost in modern Fatima statues, but Sr. Lucy insisted upon it.

The startling meaning of the star, was thought to be “Russia”.

As Our Lady foretold, Russia WILL convert and be “vessel of ɛƖɛctıon” and I may add, the scourge of Babylon a.k.a. ʝʊdɛօ-masonry.

We must keep Russia’s conversion in our daily prayer intentions.

:pray: :pray: :pray:
Title: Re: More Evidence on the two Sister Lucy's
Post by: RomanCatholic1953 on February 21, 2021, 09:22:18 PM
Cardinal Ciappi:  "In the Third Secret(Fatima), it is foretold, among other things, that the great apostasy in the Church will begin at the top.”

Cardinal Oddi:  "The Blessed Virgin was alerting us against apostasy in the Church."

Both of them read the Secret.  Well, I'm not 100% sure about Oddi, but Ciappi certainly did.

Hmmm, an "apostasy that will BEGIN at the top".  What is the "top" of the Church?  What happened in 1960 (the year called out by Sister Lucia)?
Cardinal Oddi on the Third Secret:


https://onepeterfive.com/cardinal-oddi-fatimas-third-secret-second-vatican-council-apostasy/