Synopsis:
Catholic priest, Fr. Nicholas Gruner of the Fatima Center discussed his
research into the Third Secret of Fatima. He declared the alleged
visitation by the Virgin Mary in 1917, and her message imparted to three
young children, to be "the definitive revelation of our time."
Based
on his research, he said that it is a misperception that the Virgin
Mary bestowed three separate secrets. Instead, he claimed that the
message is a sequential series of events with the infamous "third
secret" being the conclusion. Detailing new information which suggests
that the "official release" of the third secret by the Vatican in 2000
was actually incomplete, Gruner revealed that when Sister Lucia wrote
down that portion of the prophecy, she divided it into two parts. "One
is the words of 'Our Lady' and one is the vision," he said. According to
him, the Catholic Church only released the description of the vision
and not the words spoken by Mary.
Gruner talked at length about
the suspicious treatment of the longest living survivor of the Fatima
visitation, Sister Lucia, who died in 2005, nearly 90 years after the
event. He asserted that "no other nun in the history of the Church has
been so closely controlled as to who she saw." As evidence of this, he
pointed out that she was not allowed to conduct any public interviews
after 1957. He also cited testimony from Lucia's own sister, who said
that the famous nun was never allowed any private time with visitors and
could only speak with close family members.
Advising people on
what to do if they want the third secret to be truly revealed, Gruner
said they should pray, inform themselves of the Fatima story, and
contact the Vatican (via the Pope's email address:
benedictxvi@vatican.va) to ask for them to release the complete message.
He was optimistic that the third secret would be revealed in the not
too distant future, theorizing it could be as early as a few months from
now or as far out as three years.
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05 May, 2012
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