Why isn't it too late?
A first refusal by men with serious consequences
To preserve peace and social order, the Sacred Heart had appeared at Paray-le-Monial and made the following requests the faithful and the King (1673 - 1689). These were not followed and one hundred years later, to the day, le pouvoir royal était renversé par la sanglante révolution française. Un siècle plus tard, les plus grandes guerres de l’histoire commençaient et Dieu dans Sa Miséricorde, nous a alors envoyé un deuxième moyen pour rétablir la paix : Sa Mère.
Our Lady appeared at Fatima and made new requests to the faithful and to the Pope (1917 – 1929). Again, these requests were not heeded, and in the face of this second instance of disobedience, Christ and the Blessed Virgin appeared twice in 1931 to Sister Lucia (the Fatima visionary) in order to warn the Church.
"Let my ministers know, since they are following the example of the King of France in delaying the execution of my request, that they will follow him in misfortune." Christ to Sister Lucia, August 29, 1931
"They would not listen to my request. Like the King of France, they will repent."
Our Lady to Sister Lucy, 1931
Follow Fatima's requests before 2029
This double warning establishes a similarity between refusing the requests of the Sacred Heart and refusing the requests of the Immaculate Heart of Mary. It clearly shows that if we don't carry out the requests made by Our Lady at Fatima, the situation in the world could become terrible.
The last request from the Blessed Virgin was made on June 13. 1929, the hundred-year period will end on June 13 2029. Il est donc urgent d’agir pour permettre à la Sainte Vierge d’intervenir comme elle l’a promis. The longer we wait, the more the situation becomes “horrible, horrible” to use Sister Lucy's exact words. So anything is possible if we don't delay.
"It is never too late to have recourse to the Hearts of Jesus and Mary." Jacinta (seeress of Fatima)
"In the end, my Immaculate Heart will triumph. The Holy Father will consecrate Russia to me who will be converted, and the world will be given a certain time of peace."
Our Lady at Fatima, October 23, 1917
