In this interview from 1957, Sister Lucia dos Santos, one of the visionaries of Fatima, talks about the message of Fatima (1917). She speaks of Our Lady’s sadness that so little attention is given to a message of such great importance for the whole of humanity.
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The message of Our Lady of Fatima is very important. This message can be divided in the three secrets of Fatima. All three have already been revealed, and there are doubts as to whether the third has been fully revealed. It is interesting to note Sister Lucia’s insistence on the year 1960. The Third Secret should have been revealed in 1960, but why not? Famous Vaticanists say that the Third Secret would make reference to the spiritual crisis of the Church.
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An interesting video about Padre Pio. The video speaks of a vision that Father Pio had of Jesus suffering because of the sins of the priests. The video related this view to the Third Secret of Fatima, although this relationship is not very clear to me, I found the video interesting.
Jesús Reveló al Padre Pío el Tercer Secreto de Fátima [¿que contiene?]
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