THE SECRET OF LA SALETTE (5/95)

THE TIMELINESS OF THE MESSAGE OF THE VIRGIN MARY

Current relevance of the message of the Holy Virgin
THE SECRET OF LA SALETTE
(5/95)
Il 19 September 1846, The Mother of God appeared to Melania Calvat and Massimo Giraud
The relevance of the message sent to them still amazes.


For some time we have been hearing about statuettes of the Madonna weeping blood: public opinion, Catholic and non-Catholic, she was disturbed or astonished by it.
Regardless of what personal beliefs may be regarding these manifestations, they lead us to reflect on the meaning that such realities have always had in the history of Christianity.
Leaving the final judgment on recent events to the legitimate ecclesiastical authorities, we observe that, already in the last century, the Holy Virgin, in apparitions recognized as authentic by the Church, he entrusted messages and prophecies to visionaries which then promptly occurred.
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DANILO FABBRONI,SIXTY-EIGHT – Magic, Poisons and Spells SPA

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DANILO FABBRONI,SIXTY-EIGHT – Magic, Poisons and Spells SPA- Solfanelli Editions, Chieti, 2017, pp. 312, € 21,00.
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Of Gabriele Minotti
Solfanelli Editions, in March of 2017, have published the work by Danilo Fabbroni entitled “Il Sessantotto. Magic, poisons and Spa spells”.
As can easily be understood from the title, This book deals with a topic that is both well known in its external signs and little known in its most hidden and unexplored aspects.: we are talking about 1968, that is, that movement of protest and socio-cultural revolution that took hold at the end of the 1960s. The year was running 1968, to be precise.
What else could you say or write about 1968 that hasn't already been said or written by someone else? Most people are convinced that they know everything about the issue: Sixty-eight was nothing other than the reaction - albeit a little excessive in some ways - of the youth of the time to social bigotry, to the oppression exercised against them by hypocritical moralism and bourgeois conventions: all in all, it was a phenomenon that made Western societies freer and more emancipated, even better.
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