100 Years of Fatima: The Immaculate Heart of Mary and God’s Plan for America - eBook

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There are many books on Fatima that tell the story and comment on its historic context. However, there are few that delve deeply into the core of the message which is the devotion to the Immaculate Heart of Mary. Author Luiz Sérgio Solimeo addresses this challenge well.

Though Mary has a purely human heart, Christ chose her to be co-redeemer with Him, that her divine motherhood of the Incarnate Word makes her a spiritual mother of us all. When Jesus gave Mary to Saint John and thus to us on Calvary, He was teaching us that we have a direct route to Him through our Mother, who cares deeply about our welfare and wants to lead us to an eternal home with her Son. She suffered the passion and death of Jesus as no one else ever has.

Co-Redeemer of Mankind by Divine Will

“[B]y God’s Will, in carrying out the work of human Redemption the Blessed Virgin Mary was inseparably linked with Christ in such a manner that our salvation sprang from the love and the sufferings of Jesus Christ to which the love and sorrows of His Mother were intimately united.”