Thursday, October 9, 2008

Catholics launch 3,500 Rosary Rallies asking God to save America

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October 9, 2008 – Spring Grove, PA

At noon on October 11, 3,500 public rosary rallies will take place across America to ask God to intervene and save America from its pressing spiritual, political and financial problems. October 11 is the Saturday closest to October 13, anniversary of the Fatima miracle of the sun.

The American TFP and its America Needs Fatima campaign are coordinating the events and expect it to be one of the largest network of public rosary rallies ever.

“October 13 is the day the Miracle of the Sun occurred before 70,000 witnesses in Fatima in 1917,” said Robert Ritchie, director of America Needs Fatima. “The date also marks the last apparition of the Blessed Mother, when she asked for conversion, penance, prayer and especially for the recitation of the rosary.”

The America Needs Fatima web site (www.ANF.org) offers visitors material to start a rosary rally, such as posters, banners, rosaries, and a detailed map of the nation announcing rally locations by state. Anyone interested in attending a rally can find the nearest location online.

“Amidst today’s suffering and uncertainty, more people are turning to the rosary. And there is a compelling reason. It offers hope. It changes lives. It’s a great consolation for those who suffer and seek spiritual solutions for this troubled world,” continued Mr. Ritchie.

“There’s lots of anxiety about the future. I believe that’s why 3,500 rally captains volunteered to organize rosary rallies and spread Our Lady’s Fatima message,” Mr. Ritchie said. “Catholics have great confidence in the Mother of God who promised at Fatima: ‘Finally, My Immaculate Heart will triumph.’”

“The phones never stop. We could have possibly had 5,000 rallies if we had enough volunteers to handle all these calls. There’s that much interest,” Mr. Ritchie concluded.

For more information, visit www.ANF.org or call toll-free 866-584-6012.

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