About Fatima
Fatima is a city in Portugal where the Virgin Mary appeared in 1917 to three shepherd children. These apparitions continued on the 13th day for six consecutive months from May through October. The three… [more]
The Miracle
As a great sign of the whole message truly coming from God, a marvelous miracle was worked in the sky above Fatima before 70,000 witnesses on October 13, 1917. This occurred at the time, date and place… [more]
Welcome
Welcome to The Official Website of the United Nations Pilgrim Virgin Statue of Our Lady of Fatima! The Message of Fatima is for the whole world and brings remarkable peace and blessings. We encourage you to look at our site and learn about the miraculous message of Fatima. Also, you may delve deeper into your faith by learning about this marvelous statue and discover the rich depth of Catholic sacramental tradition by reading about the reliquary that accompanies the statue.
The United Nations International Pilgrim Statue and reliquary have traveled the world under permission of the World Apostolate of Fatima and Vatican approval. Thousands of faithful have discovered the story, miracle and healing power of these treasured pieces.
If you are interested in bringing the statue to your area please check our contact page for inquiries to Mrs. Judith Studer, the statue custodian.
News
Our Lady is Coming to Dallas/Ft. Worth!
Our Lady is on the airplane flying to DFW… The pilgrimage to Dallas-Fort Worth, Texas is May 10-14, 2012. The United Nations International World Apostolate of Fatima Pilgrim Virgin Statue will be coming to several locations in Dallas-Fort Worth, this week!! Accompanying this statue will be First Class Relics of Blessed Jacinta and Blessed Francisco and a piece of the... Read More
Fr. Andrew Apostoli on Fatima
Leading Fatima authority and expert, Father Andrew Apostoli appears on EWTN to discuss his highly acclaimed book: Fatima for Today: The Urgent Marian Message of Hope. Presenting compelling facts and historical data, Father Apostoli speaks of the 1916-1917 happenings as witnessed by three little shepherd children and eventually some 70,000 curiosity seekers in the tiny village... Read More
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