13/10/1917 the Miracle of the Sun in Fatima, for everyone to believe

Il 13 October of 1917 around seventy thousand people, coming from all over Portugal, they gather at the “Cova de Iria” (Fatima). For many weeks the news of the appearance of the "Lady" and the miracle that she promised to perform has spread. Among the common people there are also nobles, engineers, medici, I noticed e, Obviously, journalists and photographers.

From the sky, completely covered in clouds, an incessant rain falls. Escorted by family members, Francesco arrives, Jacinta and Lucia, the three little seers. They reach, with difficulty, the holm oak on which it usually rests “Lady” and they begin to pray the Rosary. At noon, even though the rain continues to fall, Lucia gives the order to close the umbrellas and the crowd obeys. A few moments later the “Lady” appears, brighter than usual. Everyone present notices a small white cloud moving around the group.
Lucia asks: «Who are you and what do you want from me?». This time the celestial Lady replies that she is the Madonna of the Rosary and that she wants a chapel to be built in that place in her honor. He recommends always reciting the Rosary and announces to Lucia that he would heal some of the sick people present, then he concludes: «Everyone needs to convert, that they ask for forgiveness of their sins and that they no longer offend Our Lord who is too offended".
After saying this, he opens his hands which are reflected in the sun. At this point, While Lucia shouts: «Look at the sun!», the miracle that she had asked for so that everyone would believe occurs: The thick clouds break apart and the sun appears and begins to rotate, to change color, to dance in the sky and then to progressively get closer to the earth, as if it were about to fall.
We report the testimony of Dr. Almeida Garrett:
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Portugal introduces sex change a 16 years


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