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The
Last Secret Of Fatima
Availability: In Stock
Author: Tarcisio Cardinal Bertone
Length: 192 pages
Edition: Hardcover
Code: LSF-H
Price:: $21.95
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Introduction
by Pope Benedict XVI
With an introduction by Pope Benedict XVI and including information previously
suppressed, the Vatican’s Secretary of State, Cardinal Bertone, definitively
reveals and explains one of the most controversial events in twentieth-century
Catholicism—the 1917 apparition of the Virgin Mary at Fatima.
The visions at Fatima foretold great global turmoil. The first part —warnings
about World War II, communism, and the spread of atheism—were widely
publicized, but Vatican officials were hesitant to reveal the vision’s
concluding images, thus creating the “secret” of Fatima. Speculation
about this secret gripped many Catholics, and the aura of intrigue surrounding
Fatima has only grown over the years.
In The Last Secret of Fatima, Cardinal Bertone, the Vatican equivalent of
prime minister and a top advisor to Pope Benedict, breaks the Vatican’s
official silence on the last secret. Rather than Armageddon, he claims, the
final prophecy envisaged the 1981 assassination attempt on Pope John Paul
II. Bertone argues the apparition at Fatima was a call to renewal for the
Church, and he was assigned the task of promulgating this message by the Pope.
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