Paul VI and Fatima

In December 2012 the Cardinals of the Church said yes for the beatification of Paul VI who betrayed Pius XII, was admired by communists, spoke and acted like a Free Mason, insulted the Blessed Mother, rejected the Holy Rosary and his scorn for traditional Catholics is well documented.  The facts about Paul VI have been emerging over the past decades and the concerns, fears and warnings expressed by Sister Lucy about the leaders of the Church are once again confirmed.

It took Paul VI only six days after being elected pope to defy the Mother of God when he refused to reveal the contents of the Third Secret to the world and then at Vatican II he again denied Our Lady's wishes by refusing to act on a petition by a number of Council Fathers to consecrate Russia to the Immaculate Heart of Mary.

In his book Paul VI Beatified? the recently deceased Father Luigi Villa best describes Paul VI visit to Fatima on May 13, 1967 the fiftieth anniversary of the first apparition.  He did not visit the places of the apparitions, he passed before the statue of  Our Lady of Fatima without as much as raising his eyes toward Her, his prayer was not to God but man, he declined to recite the Rosary with the crowd and as even TV showed and newspapers noted that Paul VI did not even recite a Hail Mary.  He did not have the courtesy to meet with the President of Portugal which showed his disdain toward Salazar most likely for his leadership in helping prevent the communists from taking over that part of Europe in 1936.  Paul VI refused Sister Lucy's request to meet with him although it was pointed out in Father Villa's book that the Pope found time six days earlier to meet with Italian movie stars Claudia Cardinale, and Gina Lollobrigida at St. Peters.

Our Lady of Fatima message was very clear that if Russia is consecrated to the Immaculate Heart of Mary there would be a period of peace.  Showing no regard for Our Lady on October 4, 1969 Paul VI spoke at the United Nations telling members of that atheist organization that they were "the last hope for peace an concord" confirming the 1931 prophecy of then Msgr Eugenio Pacelli, the future Pius XII who said, " . . . that She (the Church) will be tempted to believe that man has become God  . . ."

Two months after his United Nations speech, Paul VI gave back to the Muslims the Standard of Lepanto with a written apology as if to say that he regretted the fact that they were not able to occupy all of Catholic Europe and deliver it to Islam.  In one dramatic act Paul VI renounced not only a remarkable Christian victory but the prayers and sacrifices of the great Pope St. Pius V and again rejected the intercession of Our Lady of the Most Holy Rosary.

Sister Lucy told Father Fuentes, "God always, before He is about to chastise the world, exhausts all other  remedies.  Now, when He sees that the world pays no attention whatsoever. . . He offers us with a certain trepidation the last means of salvation, His Most Holy Mother. . . if you despise and repulse this ultimate means we will not have any more forgiveness from Heaven because we will have committed a sin which the Gospel calls the sin against the Holy Ghost."  (Mt. 12, 31-32)

Homer Sweeney