Prayers, articles and printable documents for daily practice — the material members use, gathered in one place and grouped so you can find one thing quickly.
If you are new to Fatima, begin here. A month-by-month account of Our Lady’s six appearances to three shepherd children at the Cova da Iria — what she asked for, what she promised, and why the Confraternity exists to carry that request forward. Everything else on this page follows from it.
What Our Lady said and asked for in 1917, and the devotions that flow directly from her requests.
Daily devotions and their history, from the Rosary to the Brown Scapular.
Total Consecration to Jesus through Mary, recommended once a year for leaders and devoted members.
Traditional teaching on Confession, with examinations of conscience for adults and for children.
Printable prayers and consecration texts to keep on hand. Each opens in a new tab so you can read before you save.
Answers to common questions, and a look at where members live around the world.
A confraternity is generally a Christian voluntary association of lay people created for the purpose of promoting special works of Christian charity or piety, and approved by the Church hierarchy.
Four things each day: wear a scapular, do a simple act of penance, pray the Rosary, and say the Prayer for the Hastening of the Triumph of the Immaculate Heart of Mary. Then once per month, go to Confession.
The little children gave food to the poorer hungry children, did not drink water and offered up their thirst, and embraced all the suffering that came their way. It really depends on your state in life.
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Members pray the daily Rosary, wear the Brown Scapular, offer one simple act of penance each day, and go to Confession once a month.
