Terence M. Stanton

Our Lady of Fatima Podcast

We are dedicated to promoting the full message of Our Lady of Fatima and bringing souls to Jesus Christ.

Author

Terence M. Stanton

Category

Religion

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Latest episode

Jul 10, 2026

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Episodes

Episode 580: The Most Precious Blood and The Apparitions at Tuy 04.07.2023

We investigate an article from The Fatima Center by Mr. Andrew Cesanek.

Episode 579: Invocations To The Precious Blood 03.07.2023

July is dedicated to honoring the Most Precious Blood of Our Lord Jesus Christ.

Episode 578: France Needs The Most Precious Blood 02.07.2023

We all do.

Episode 577: Anti-Catholicism Is On The Rise 30.06.2023

The demons know the one true religion.

Episode 576: A Holy Bishop Defends The Traditional Latin Mass 30.06.2023

The TLM will never be snuffed out. One day the Novus Ordo will be eliminated forever.

Episode 575: Trust Your Instincts 29.06.2023

Live your life to please the Lord and Him only.

Episode 574: The Motorist 28.06.2023

“Spread love everywhere you go: first of all in your own house.” - Saint Teresa of Calcutta

Episode 573: The Importance of Perseverance 27.06.2023

It was Grandma Stanton’s favorite word. God has a plan for you and for the world. Don’t give up.

Episode 572: Fatima, Modesty and Hell 25.06.2023

Father David Nix talks about the importance of modestly at his Padre Peregrino blog.

Episode 571: Saint John The Baptist 24.06.2023

The magnificent Fisheaters web site discusses the glorious Saint John the Baptist.

Episode 570: The Idolatry of Identity 24.06.2023

Mr. John A. Monaco at Catholic Family News comments on the false and true concepts of identity.

Episode 569: The Prayer For Souls 22.06.2023

Keep praying for your friends and family. No one is beyond the mercy of the Lord.

Episode 568: Who Are the Souls “Most in Need”? 21.06.2023

Mr. James Hanisch from The Fatima Center answers this very important question.

Episode 567: Pilgrimage to Częstochowa with the SSPX 20.06.2023

Our Lady of Częstochowa, pray for us!

Episode 566: Time 20.06.2023

Dr. Peter Kreeft reminds us how important prayer is in his own inimitable style.

Episode 565: Under The Mighty Hand of God 18.06.2023

Father Z takes us through the readings for the 3rd Sunday after Pentecost at One Peter Five.

Episode 564: The Forgotten Customs of the Sacred Heart 17.06.2023

Mr. Matthew Plese at One Peter Five takes us through the history of the Sacred Heart devotion.

Episode 563: The Feast of the Most Sacred Heart of Jesus and the Message of Fatima 17.06.2023

Mr. Andrew Cesanek helps us to understand this most intimate connection via The Fatima Center.

Episode 562: The Sacred Heart Devotion is Still Necessary for Our Times 16.06.2023

Mr. Matthew Plese of The Fatima Center encourages us to continue to console the Sacred Heart.

Episode 561: Apparition at Tuy and the Lateran Treaty 15.06.2023

Mr. David Rodriguez at The Fatima Center writes about the great significance of the month of June in the year 1929.

Episode 560: How To Acquire the Virtue of Prudence 13.06.2023

We return to the excellent Fish Eaters site for great Catholic information.

Episode 559: Becoming Virtuous 13.06.2023

Don’t be a bum.

Episode 558: Corpus Christi - Gut Check 12.06.2023

Father Z takes us through the Sunday readings at One Peter Five.

Episode 557: Pope Paul VI Promoted Communion on the Tongue 10.06.2023

Get ye to the Traditional Latin Mass!

Episode 556: Corpus Christi 10.06.2023

We find out more information for this beautiful feast at the Fish Eaters web site.

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