/lit/ - Literature

>>17041293
He gave us the Miracle of the Sun and you fuckers still weren't happy.

I really do think that the parable of Lazarus and the Rich Man is true in this regard:

"If they do not believe Moses and the Prophets, neither will they believe even if someone should rise from the dead."

You have the Scripture. You have the Church. You can believe them or not. If you don't believe Scripture and Tradition, then all the miracles in the world aren't going to help you. You'll just continue to deny them and make up excuses not to believe them. You will do this even in the face of objective evidence to the contrary. You need to be willing to believe the Bible and believe the Teachings of the Church.

>>17022679
*Oh, sorry, I slightly miscalculated. I meant to say, "It occurred slightly more than 100 years ago." Since it took place in October 1917.

God the seethe in this thread from /lit/'s usual brand of Muslim idiots

We're going to pry the Arab World open to missionaries and we're going to take it for ourselves. That land doesn't even belong to you to begin with. Arabia, Egypt, Libya, Morocco, it was all Christian land originally. It belonged to the Church before and it will again. Our Lady of Fatima will go before us. Fulton Sheen predicted that she would play a role in the conversion of Muslims, because she appeared in a town named after one of Muhammad's daughters, and the miracles she presided over are considerable.

>>15639663
It's completely real, Anon, the sooner you realize that the better off you'll be.

>>15586823
I believe she is the Immaculate Conception, born without the stain of original sin specifically to be the bearer of the Messiah. Nonetheless, I believe it was within her power to refuse this destiny when the Archangel Gabriel appeared to her at the Annunciation, so her "yes" was freely given, and represented her immense virtue and purity and her great love for God and for the world. I believe she was assumed into Heaven at the point of her death, rather than decaying in the grave, and I believe that today she is rightly treated with great honor, and among all the saints and angels who intercede on our behalf, she is the one whose intercession is the strongest. I believe she is queen of the angels and rightly beloved by all men of good will.

I also believe that God allows her to wield immense divine power for His benefit, from time to time, as she has at her numerous apparitions, such as at Guadalupe, at Lordes, and at Fatima.

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>>15091819
The Queen of Heaven has made her power felt at Lourdes, at Fatima, and at countless other places over the centuries. She's not a joke and is not to be taken lightly.

What happens when something happens that the natural sciences can't explain?

>>14297305
Hmm, I wonder what would happen if the booty-showing thot ever met Our Lady in all her glory? If she were privileged to see her in an apparition, as at Guadalupe or Lourdes or Fatima?