I am praying and giving thanks for another miracle. ST Michael and his army are on the job. We must keep praying. The evil is palpable.
Terrible weather with flooding and intense cold in middle Europe at the moment, just as prophesied. Poor people.
A huge part of this has to do with conventional agriculture techniques. Not promoting climate change propaganda. I just think it is amazing how God made plants grow in symbiosis with the fungi in the earth, which then can handle strong weather events.
Our Lady did not say the triumph would happen all at once. Even if we accept the consecration as being done exactly as Our Lady asked, it doesn't mean that the triumph is not incremental or not fully fulfilled until other events take place. Nor does prophesy have to be interpreted as sequential, so it does not nessesary follow that parts of the 3rd secret could not be fulfilled long after the consecration. I am not advocating for a strict, literal interpretation but I personally believe her triumph has not been fully realized yet.
Sr. Lucia said that the same thing She said the Triumph of Our Lady’s Immaculate Heart had begun but was (in the words of the interpreter, Carlos Evaristo, above left) an “ongoing process.” https://spiritdailyblog.com/apparitions/the-fatima-what-sister-lucia-reportedly-said
https://www.judoinside.com/news/6910/Nemanja_Majdov_suspended_for_five_months_for_religious_signs NEMANJA MAJDOV SUSPENDED FOR FIVE MONTHS FOR RELIGIOUS SIGNS 17 Sep 2024 19:45 JudoHeroes & IJF Media / Copyright: www.ijf.org Nemanja Majdov got suspensed by the International Judo Federation for five months for for making the sign of the cross before stepping onto the tatami for his round of 16 match against Theodoros Tselidis during the Olympics. Majdov, a strong believer in God, has been handed a five-month suspension, following two previous warnings for the same reason on April 10, 2018, and February 24, 2022. This religious gesture is prohibited under Article 3 of the IJF Code of Ethics. Other judokas, such as Georgian Lasha Bekauri, are known to make similar gestures. It remains to be seen if they will also face warnings or suspensions. After Tara Babulfath (three months) and Guram Tushishvili (six months), it is now Nemanja Majdov’s turn to be suspended by the International Judo Federation (IJF) for his behavior during the Paris Olympic Games. The 28-year-old Serbian judoka, who won the 2023 European Championship and was the 2024 World Championship runner-up in the -90kg category and 2017 world champion is banned from participating in all tournaments, camps, and preparations during this period. In his message on instagram, Majdov explains that, in his defense letter, he chose not to apologize for the act of crossing himself, and he stands firm in his decision. For him, his faith is of utmost importance, and he proudly declares that God has given him everything, both in his personal life and in his career, and that will not change under any circumstances. He remains grateful to God for all his blessings. Majdov reflects on how this is simply a new chapter and a challenge in his career. While he is saddened that a beautiful and challenging sport like judo has come to such a situation, he remains resolute in his faith. He acknowledges the many achievements in his career, including seven European and three World medals, and expresses deep gratitude for surpassing even his own dreams, attributing his success to the sacrifices of his family and God’s grace. Despite the suspension, Majdov looks ahead with hope and determination, stating that he will rest until the suspension is over, and then return with renewed energy and faith in God for new victories. Majdov signs off by expressing his love for his supporters, calling himself their European and World champion.
Half of my country has been like this for two or three days... Several people have already burned to death, the atmosphere is unbreathable.
A Right at this moment I am in the center of Porto city, I came to get my daughter. The air here is worse to breath, I think it's because of the wind coming from the countryside. Where I live, half an hour way from here is difficult to point where the fire is, there are several in every direction, however the air is not as bad to breath as it is here in the city.
