The Stories and Narratives Between The Virgen Mary, Rachel and Fatima

Religion is an important aspect of today's society and culture, it is also a culture of thousands of years ago. The big difference is that most religions are male-led traditions. Catholic, Muslim and Jewish philosophy really reflect this. However, the importance and main role of women in various theological areas is clear. Maria, Catholic Virgin Mary, Jewish Rachel, Islamic Fatima are three important saints whose influence and importance are recognized. Sometimes the word saints may be blurred between humans and heaven.

Fatima is a small town located in the north 142 km (88 miles) of Lisbon. Fatima is one of the most important Catholic sacred places in the world dedicated to the Virgin Mary. The Sanctuary of Fatima welcomes millions of pilgrims and tourists from all over the world. Fatima's reputation arises from the illusion of the three shepherds, Rusia dos Santos and her two cousins, Francisco and Hasinta's Holy Spirit. Between May and October 1917, three children witnessed several ghosts. The last one, October 13th was confirmed by a miracle "Sun Dance Day" witnessed by 60,000 people in the Catholic world.

Fatima is considered an example for most Catholic communities. Fatima has many fantasies. A historical event commemorating the existence of Mary has become a magnificent movement of three children. Three children were respected for satisfying the presence of Mary. Only one of the three children talked with Mary Lord. The Fatima case is considered an important event in religion. History shows some supernatural illusions. In this exciting mysterious event of this case, three secrets were revealed. The third and last secret was enveloped until mid 2000.

Very simple explanation: In 1917, three shepherd children (11, 9, 7) in Fatima, Portugal, experienced many illusions of Mary. In one of them, they were given "three secrets" about future events in the world. The two children died shortly after the influenza epidemic; the third person lives to 97 years old and is expected to be booked soon. I am neither a Catholic nor a saint or a worshiper of Mary. I do not know how to explain the vision of children (and bystanders) or how to guarantee the lack of authenticity and authenticity of children. Here I am born with hope and courage, poverty and helplessness, personality and tenacity, culture and openness, and similarities and differences of faith and truth.