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Warning in the Sky 1938
Mary’s warning that if the worse war
(WWII) was to come
to be that there would be a light in the sky from an unknown source. And this
came to pass on January 25, 1938. This message was given to the
children on July 13, 1917. [See the
letter written by Sister Lucia when ordered to do so by the Bishop
of Leiria, and published in August 31, 1941.]
While some scientist have speculated
that this spectacle of light was caused by the Aurora Borealis, it was such a bizarre
phenomena that the reaction of most the people showed that for them it
did come from an unknown source. This was true for most of the
people in the world, and obviously true for the children to whom Mary
was speaking.
Below are excerpts from an article in
The New York Times
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The New York Times
Wednesday January 26, 1938,
L + (Late City Edition) Page 25 |
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“Aurora Borealis Startles Europe,
People Flee in Fear, Call Firemen
Britons Thought Windsor Castle Ablaze.
Scots See Ill Omen
Snow-Clad Swiss Alps Glow …
“From 6:30 to 8:30 P. M. the people of
London watched two magnificent arcs rising in the east and west,
from which radiated pulsating beams like searchlights in dark
red, greenish blue and purple. …
From an airplane the display looked like "a shimmering curtain
of fire." …
Police stations, fine brigades and newspaper offices all over
the country were inundated by calls tonight asking, "Where is
the fire?" The phenomenon was seen as far south as Vienna, …
“[The phenomenon] spread fear in parts of
Portugal and Lower Austria tonight, while thousands of Britons
were brought running into the streets in wonderment. The ruddy
glow led many to think half the city was ablaze. The Windsor
Fire Department was called out in the belief that Windsor Castle
was afire. …
an ill-omen for Scotland.
“The lights were clearly seen in Italy,
Spain and even Gibraltar. …
firemen turned out to chase non-existent fires.
Portuguese villagers rushed in fright from their homes, fearing
the end of the world. …
“France, Jan. 25.—
A huge blood-red beam of light … spread anxiety in numerous
Swiss Alpine villages. Emblazoned in the northern sky the
light brought thousands of telephone calls to Swiss and French
authorities asking whether it was a fire, war or the end of the
world. …
“HAMILTON, Bermuda, Jan. 25.— …
The sky was brilliantly lighted with dark red streamers,
flashing like searchlights.”
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Vision of War |
| And shortly thereafter World War II began.
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An article in the
Los Angeles Times,
dated March 15, 1938
reported as follows:
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Vienna, March 14. (AP)—Adolf Hitler
returned to Vienna today the master of all he surveyed. …
No ancient despot could have
exercised more control over a people than did Hitler when he
stood on the balcony of the Imperial Hotel and proclaimed of
his new Pan-Germany:
“No force on earth can shake us!” …
His words were a challenge and a
warning to the wide world which a fanatically enthusiastic
crowd acclaimed with deafening roars. …
“The German Reich as it stands today
is inviolable,” he shouted, “no one can shatter it!” …
“I am deeply stirred by this
historic change. …
Hitler entered Vienna, once the seat
of the mighty Hapsburgs and now just a provincial capital in
a Germany
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| And just as Mary foretold, so began World War II.
Hitler and his Third Reich began their lust for global domination of foreign
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THIRD REICH (Third Reign) |
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“THIRD REICH
[rīkh],
in German history, name applied by
the National Socialists (Nazis) to their own regime
(1933-1945).
The term was used to indicate the continuity of Nazi Germany
with previous periods of German greatness. The
First
Reich, representing the German (Holy Roman) Empire
of the Middle Ages, was founded in 962 and survived
at least
in name until 1806. The Second Reich was instituted
by Otto von Bismarck in 1871 and overthrown in
1918.
Like the First Reich, the Third was expected, according
to Nazi pronouncements, to last 1,000 years.”
Source : Grolier Universal Encyclopedia © 1965
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