Apparitions

Leo XIII and Michael Brown: A Question

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Yesterday, I saw an article entitled “The Great Deception.” This article appeared on Spirit Daily from Michael Brown.

In the course of this article, Brown writes the following:

But also, there comes a well-researched, in-depth, and interesting book […], that not only ties UFOs to a great demonic delusion, but connects it to Pope Leo XIII’s famous prophecy, in 1884, that Satan was granted a period (said to be somewhere around seventy-five to a hundred years) of extended power as a test for humanity and the Church.

Few would doubt that the world has witnessed a surge of evil—perhaps unprecedented in human history—since that year. Fascinating is that the papal vision occurred on October 13, which, thirty-three years later (yes, that number 33), would be the date for the great Fátima sun miracle.

A question for Brown: what is the source of the claim that Leo’s vision occurred on October 13, 1884?

I don’t know if Brown can answer that question.

Pope Leo XIII and the Prayer to St. Michael has the facts.

Second Edition of My Fátima Book

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Hello Everyone!

It is with great joy that I announce the publication of the second edition of my book On the Third Part of the Secret of Fátima.

What are some of the new features?

  1. Some chapters were completely gutted.
    • Chapter 2 is now a study of the structure of the Secret, which is a very foundational chapter for the rest of the book.
    • Chapter 7 is now a study of Cardinal Capovilla in relation to the third part of the Secret. It offers some critiques and challenges to developments from 2005/2006 onward with respect to the disclosures from Antonio Socci and Solideo Paolini.
    • Chapter 9 is now about Fátima and apostasy.
    • Chapter 13 is based upon the six-part webinar I did in 2021, but with some changes and modifications.
  2. There are now PICTURES!!!
  3. The book is about 400 pages, nearly 200 less than the first edition.
    • Some materials will be made available as PDFs via the book’s page on the En Route Books and Media site.
    • The URL addresses were left out of the footnotes and placed in the Bibliography.
  4. I’ve also taken into consideration some new information since 2017. I’ve also made a few disclosures of my own that contribute to the ongoing discussion.

I’m grateful to all who have helped me with this new edition. A few people who deserve special thanks are Bernardo Motta and Victor de Alencar Britto who helped me through some finer elements of the Portuguese language. I’d also like to thank Enrique Aguilar for the stunning cover design, and to Jimmy Akin for some feedback on a critical question.

The book is available on Amazon as a hardback ($29.95), paperback ($24.95), and Kindle ($9.99).