
Generosity and openness to God
Through the generosity of the three shepherd children of Fatima, the message of Our Lady has spread throughout the world. This is our “model” in spreading the word and faith
Through the generosity of the three shepherd children of Fatima, the message of Our Lady has spread throughout the world. This is our “model” in spreading the word and faith
As we get closer to the launch date of our coast-to-coast campaign, the Fatima Centennial Tour for Peace, I am reflecting on my current role as the custodian or escort
Please join us in our praying for the success of the U.S. Tour for Peace, launching March 20, 2016. (To be prayed as a Morning Offering) O my Jesus, I
I scoured the whole country for months in search of the appropriate RV Motorhome for our Fatima Centennial Tour for Peace. I finally found it waiting in Phoenix, Arizona. It
David Carollo recently hosted the Winds of Change Radio Show, and had special guest, Patrick Sabat, who shared his personal history as the custodian of the International Pilgrim Virgin Statue of Fatima and the
An epic journey. A critical message that must be spread. The Fatima Centennial US Tour for Peace
Our Sunday Visitor article discusses the launch of the historic tour of Our Lady of Fatima across America, with Patrick Sabat and tour coordinators along the way.
Drew Mariani interviews Patrick Sabat about the 100-year tour across America, March 17. (Interview starts at 2min. 30 sec.)
Patrick Sabat interviews with John Harper, host of Morning Air on Relevant Radio, 3/23/16, discussing the U.S. Tour for Peace and its importance for this time. http://relevantradio.streamguys.us/MA%20Archive/MANYC03-23-2016.mp3
The Tour for Peace RV Motorhome arrived in New Jersey at the National Blue Army Shrine of Our Lady of Fatima on Easter Sunday. Today the International Pilgrim Virgin Statue
Sharing Fatima’s Message Anew Apostolates Begin 100th Anniversary Celebration by Jim Graves, Register Correspondent Sunday, Mar 20, 2016 9:10 AM Comments (23) A century ago, in the spring of 1916,