Reviews
Fatima: Sister Lucia’s Memoirs Compiled by Daejeon Carmelite Convent Author (Written by): Catholic Publishing House Book Club 2nd Review Team Published by Catholic Publishing House, ‘Sister Lucia’s Memoirs, Fatima’ is a memoir in which Lucia, one of the three children who experienced the apparitions of the Blessed Mother, confessed her experiences in letters at the request of the bishop after she later became a nun. Originally published as a first edition in 1987, this book has been revised and
I chose this book because it reminded me of the movie *The Miracle of Fatima*, which I watched last year, and is the memoir of Sister Lucia, one of the three protagonists of the apparitions of Our Lady of Fatima. While I was curious about the gag order given to the three children along with the Miracle of the Sun, I also thought I might get a glimpse into the lives of the three protagonists. However, my curiosity faded as I found myself contrasting their pure and wholehearted devotion to Jesus
After reading this book, I found myself wondering, "With what mindset did the nun undertake such a great task given to her?" Meeting the Blessed Mother is not just a big deal. It is not even an incredibly huge one. Indeed, even to non-believers, it is a truly monumental undertaking. Considering the public attention it garnered, and the fact that the three children were even placed under protective custody at the time, it must have been a time of suffering for me. I wondered how Sister Lucia,
Daejeon Carmelite Convent (editor): Fatima: Sister Lucia's Memoirs
This book is a general knowledge book that allows the general public to understand Catholicism.
Korean title: 파티마: 루치아 수녀 회고록
Korean author: 대전가르멜수녀원 엮음
Korean publisher: 가톨릭출판사
ISBN-13: 9788932102399
Reviews
Fatima: Sister Lucia’s Memoirs Compiled by Daejeon Carmelite Convent Author (Written by): Catholic Publishing House Book Club 2nd Review Team Published by Catholic Publishing House, ‘Sister Lucia’s Memoirs, Fatima’ is a memoir in which Lucia, one of the three children who experienced the apparitions of the Blessed Mother, confessed her experiences in letters at the request of the bishop after she later became a nun. Originally published as a first edition in 1987, this book has been revised and
I chose this book because it reminded me of the movie *The Miracle of Fatima*, which I watched last year, and is the memoir of Sister Lucia, one of the three protagonists of the apparitions of Our Lady of Fatima. While I was curious about the gag order given to the three children along with the Miracle of the Sun, I also thought I might get a glimpse into the lives of the three protagonists. However, my curiosity faded as I found myself contrasting their pure and wholehearted devotion to Jesus
After reading this book, I found myself wondering, "With what mindset did the nun undertake such a great task given to her?" Meeting the Blessed Mother is not just a big deal. It is not even an incredibly huge one. Indeed, even to non-believers, it is a truly monumental undertaking. Considering the public attention it garnered, and the fact that the three children were even placed under protective custody at the time, it must have been a time of suffering for me. I wondered how Sister Lucia,
