"The Flame of Love "

You must go to the link below and order your FREE copy of The Flame of Love. In it contains the words of Our Lord and Our Mother spoken to a Hungarian woman, Elizabeth Kindelmann.

What does Our Lord say about this? "The Lord states:  “The Grace from the Flame of Love of My Mother’s Immaculate Heart will be to your generation what Noah’s Ark was to Noah.”  "

I could not wait until I finished reading the book to tell you about this because too much time will pass. On page 19, when Elizabeth, just an ordinary woman, asked Our Lady to work a miracle, Our Lady replied, "The more miracles I work, the fewer who believe . I asked for the First five Saturdays and no one paid attention." Our Lady is referring to the requests she made at Fatima, to practice the First five Saturdays.
It was the devotion Sr Lucia stayed a while longer for to set up. "...you will remain a while longer to set up devotion to my Immaculate heart". Sister Lucia endured so much suffering through her long life to set this devotion up, and according to Our Lady, "no one paid attention".

Elizabeth Kindelmann is an ordinary woman just like me, and just like yourself. Like her, you will be so intimately called into this Flame of Our Mother's Love, that I'm sure, once you start to read The Flame of Love, you will quickly spread the Flame you received to others!!

Here is what the book looks like:  

Here is the link to order your FREE copy NOW!!!   http://www.flameoflove.us/order/
PS   These heavenly communications, recognized by the Holy Catholic Church, perfectly support and specifically amplify the urgency of the message of Fatima.

At the National Congress of The Flame of Love of the Immaculate Heart of Marymovement in Budapest, Hungary, June 6, 2009, Cardinal Peter Erdo, Archbishop President of Esztergom-Budapest, Hungary and President, Council of Episcopal Conferences in Europe, gave the text his Imprimatur.

As The Flame of Love of the Immaculate Heart of Mary movement has spread around the world, it has also received Imprimaturs from Mexico, Costa Rica, Peru, and Pennsylvania.

Fr Andrew Apostoli speaking on Fatima Today

Have questions about Fatima? What is it? Why is it important for today? What about the Consecration of Russia? How come we still don't have Peace?  Is it all so confusing?

Father Andrew Apostoli, Spiritual Director of the World Apostolate of Fatima-USA, answers all these questions in this video produced at Franciscan University, Steubenville, Ohio. Franciscan University where sound Catholic Theology is taught by notables such as Dr. Scott Hann and Dr Mark Miravalle. This video was published on You Tube October 6th, 2012, less than a year of this posting.

The World Apostolate of Fatima is an International Apostolate, and is the Church's official conveyor of the Messages of Fatima and as such speaks with ecclesiastical authority on all matters pertaining to it.

If after watching this video you still have questions, and want answers, please contact the World Apostolate of Fatima (WAF)  in your diocese, if you live in the United States. If you do not have WAF in your diocese, then contact the national headquarters for USA:  http://www.wafusa.org.

If you do not live in the United States, then contact the International Headquarters of WAF: http://www.worldfatima.com/index.php?lang=en.  On left hand side, scroll down to "Contacts" and click to the contact information. They will direct you.

God Bless You All!

Video of Fr Andrew Apostoli speaking on Fatima for Today:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=96rJGbqYDGQ

PS and here is Blessed Alexandrina da Costa.  Her feast day is October 13th.

Pope Invites World to Fasting and Prayer: This First Saturday, September 7th, 2013

Pope Francis at Angelus: Sept 7 day of prayer for peace

(Vatican Radio) Pope Francis has called for a day of fasting and prayer for peace in Syria, in the entire Mideast region, and throughout the whole world to be held this coming Saturday, September 7^th, 2013. Speaking ahead of the traditional Angelus prayer with pilgrims gathered in St Peter’s Square this Sunday, Pope Francis said, “On [Saturday] the 7^th of September, here [in St Peter’s Square], from 7 PM until midnight, we will gather together in prayer, in a spirit of penitence, to ask from God this great gift [of peace] for the beloved Syrian nation and for all the situations of conflict and violence in the world.” The Holy Father also invited non-Catholic Christians and non-Christian believers to participate in ways they feel are appropriate. “Never again war!” said Pope Francis. “We want a peaceful world,” he said, “we want to be men and women of peace.”
Pope Francis also issued a forceful condemnation of the use of chemical weapons. “There is the judgment of God, and also the judgment of history, upon our actions – [judgments] from which there is no escaping.” He called on all parties to conflicts to pursue negotiations, and urged the international community to take concrete steps to end conflicts, especially the war in Syria. “Humanity needs to see gestures of peace,” said Pope Francis, “and to hear words of hope and of peace.”