"The Fake Fatima Letter of Lucy II". If this letter was from the real Sister Lucy, then it is true that she was condemning Traditionalists to Hell for not following "good Pope Paul." Doesn't our scientific report that this was a fraud seriously bolster the Traditionalist case, and yet.............chirp chirp chirp.

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