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Part II — The Refusal of Heaven

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The Catholic Trumpet [slightly adapted and reformatted] | June 18, 2025


Part II – The Fatima Command of 1929

In June 1929, Sister Lúcia—then a Dorothean novice in Tuy, Spain—was granted a vision of the Holy Trinity and the Immaculate Heart of Mary, radiant with sorrow and majesty. It was here that Our Lady gave the long-awaited command foretold at Fatima in 1917:
Quote:“The moment has come in which God asks the Holy Father to make, in union with all the bishops of the world, the consecration of Russia to My Immaculate Heart.”

This was no pious suggestion but a divine mandate. Our Lady revealed that so many souls were being damned for sins against Her that reparation was now demanded by Heaven:
Quote:“So numerous are the souls which the justice of God condemns for sins committed against Me, that I come to ask for reparation. Sacrifice yourself for this intention and pray.”


Heaven’s instructions were exact:
  • The Pope must unite with all the world’s bishops in a single, public act.

  • The act must explicitly name Russia, consecrating it to the Immaculate Heart.

  • It must be performed in the spirit of sacrifice and reparation, not vague diplomatic language.
Two years later, in August 1931 at Rianjo, Our Lord issued a grave warning to Sister Lúcia. He compared the hierarchy’s delay to the sin of Louis XIV, who had ignored the Sacred Heart’s command to consecrate France in 1689. That delay ended in regicide and revolution. So too, said Our Lord, would Rome suffer if it delayed:
Quote:“Make it known to My ministers, that given they follow the example of the King of France in delaying the execution of My request, they will follow him into misfortune. Like the King of France, they will repent and will do as I have requested, but it will be very late: Russia will already have spread her errors throughout the world, causing wars and persecutions against the Church. The Holy Father will have much to suffer! But it will never be too late to have recourse to Jesus and Mary.”

Despite these warnings, no Pope has fulfilled Heaven’s command.

In 1942, Pope Pius XII consecrated the world to the Immaculate Heart, but did not mention Russia and acted without the bishops. Our Lord told Sister Lúcia this would shorten the war, but added: “Because it was incomplete, the conversion of Russia would not happen yet.”

In 1952, Pius XII consecrated Russia by name, but still without the bishops. Even Vatican officials later admitted this act “failed to satisfy Our Lady’s request.”

In 1984, Pope John Paul II gathered the bishops for a public consecration—but refused to name Russia. According to Father Gabriele Amorth, the Pope asked during the ceremony, “Can I mention Russia?” His advisors replied, “No.” Fear of human opinion triumphed over divine command.

Before her likely removal or death in the early 1960s, Sister Lúcia repeatedly stated that “the consecration of Russia has not been made,” and that the ceremonies performed “did not correspond to Our Lady’s requests." Her authentic writings and interviews never changed—until the post-Conciliar era produced a strange silence, then sudden reversal.

After 1960, a new “Sister Lúcia” emerged: altered in appearance, tone, and message. Traditional Fatima scholars—including Frère Michel, Fr. Nicholas Gruner, and the real SSPX—reject all post-1960 statements attributed to this figure, which directly contradict Lúcia’s decades of handwritten testimony.

To learn more about this likely replacement, visit SisterLucyTruth.org, the investigative project led by Dr. Peter Chojnowski. There you will find forensic and photographic evidence indicating that the original Sister Lúcia was most likely removed or died in the early 1960s.


THE UNCHANGING VOICE OF FATIMA

Before Vatican II, Sister Lúcia never wavered. She consistently taught that only the Pope, in union with all the bishops, consecrating Russia by name, would fulfill Heaven’s command.

In 1946, she told William Thomas Walsh:
Quote:“What Our Lady wants is for the Holy Father and all the bishops to consecrate Russia to her Immaculate Heart… If this consecration is made, the Blessed Virgin will convert Russia and peace will reign in the world. Otherwise, Russia will spread her errors throughout the world.”

In 1952, Our Lady again confirmed through Lúcia:
Quote:“Without this consecration, Russia will not convert and the world will not enjoy peace.”

These declarations are final. Even after decades of failed acts and global disasters, Russia has not converted. The world is not at peace. As one Fatima scholar concluded:
Quote:“No consecration was done with the conditions asked for by Our Lady.”


THE CLOCK IS RUNNING OUT

The 1929 command of Fatima is the second great warning in Catholic history, parallel to the Sacred Heart’s 1689 request to France. That first refusal led to the guillotine. This one may lead to apostasy and annihilation.

As Our Lord warned:
Quote:“Like the King of France, they will repent—but it will be late.”

The Pope has not obeyed. The bishops have not united. Russia has not converted.