Tragic Disappearance of the Real Sister Lucy dos Santos Foretold to Jacinta, Right Before She Died, by the Blessed Virgin Mary. Contrary to being Safely Stowed in a Convent, Sister Lucy's Life was Always Under Threat.
Did Our Lady Predict, in 1920, the Constant Persecution and Final Demise of Sister Lucy of Fatima? It appears so. Dr. Chojnowski: Here are a basic chronological description of the life of Lucy dos Santos up until her sudden disappearance sometimes between 1957 and 1967. I would like to put special emphasis --- as I did with my bolding of the text and capitalization --- on the Prophecy that Our Lady made to Jacinta immediately before her death concerning her cousin Lucy. For all of the below, we follow the account given in the excellent text by Mark Fellows, Fatima in Twilight (Niagra Falls, Ontario: Marmion Publications, 2003). The Life of Lucia dos Santos, Seer of Fatima Life before and during the Apparition, both of the Angel and of the Mother of God Lucia dos Santos, born the sixth and last child of Antonio and Maria dos Santos. She came into the world on March 22, 1907. Her family and that of her 1 st cousins Jacinta and Franscisco Marto lived in a little
Apparently the den of vipers in the Vatican didn't want to give the Italian mob the $ it wanted, so the girl was killed, and the crime boss Pedi was given a tomb of greatest honor at St Apollonaris in return for the mob's not making public the criminal activity of the Vatican Bank, at least for the time being.
ReplyDeleteI think there's more misdirection here than just the Ali Agca in exchange for the girl fakery. I think JPII was a Judeo-Masonic asset the whole time, possibly even going back to his seminary days.
This is what Fr Luigi Villa dug up on him:
chiesaviva.com/430%20mensile%20ing.pdf (more at novusordowatch.org)
And it looks like the assassination attempt may have even been faked. See blood on his hands (as if he dipped them in a container) and just small splotches in the stomach area. And look at the cassock he supposedly wore, now in a Krakow museum. It looks like some just splattered blood in the calf area, besides the small dots on the torso.
akacatholic.com/remember-this-day-in-history-even-if-it-makes-no-sense/