It is necessary to look within ourselves but in order to look within ourselves we have to let ourselves be guided by the sentiments of Mary, especially those sentiments she experienced on Holy Saturday.

How do we confront strange sentiments? Do we confront them as if they were impenetrable breastplates or changing winds? At other times we find within ourselves sentiments of contrast, resistance, and make of them a law telling us there is nothing we can do. In reality the sentiments of other people are changeable and we have to watch and search until the door is opened.

Bishop Juan Abelardo Mata Guevara

The Fatima Crusader Summer 2011 Issue 99

Bishop Juan Abelardo Mata Guevara Christianity Church Cross Crucifix death Eucharistic Father Gruner Fatima Fatima Crusader God Heaven Holy Communion Holy Mass Holy Spirit Immaculate Heart of Mary Jesus Christ Love Mother Mary Mystical Body of Christ Our Lady of Fatima Our Lady of Mount Carmel Pope Portugal prayer Priest Purgatory Roman Catholic Rosary Russia Sacrament Saint Francisco Vatican II Saint Jacinta Saint Joseph Salvation second coming of Christ The Brown Scapular grace The Fatima Center True Devotion to Mary Vatican

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