Can Europe return to God? Fatima and the rise of the faithful remnant
The article discusses the cultural shift in Europe, particularly in Portugal, where secular values are increasingly shaping society. It highlights the contrast between declining religious practices and a resurgence of faith among certain groups, including families and pilgrims devoted to Fatima. The message of Fatima is presented as a call for a faithful remnant to maintain their beliefs during challenging times.
- ▪Portugal serves as a case study for the cultural shift towards secularism in Europe.
- ▪Despite declining religious practices, there are signs of renewal among families and converts.
- ▪The Fatima message emphasizes the importance of a faithful remnant preserving belief through prayer and spiritual discipline.
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Back — Video Topics | Pro-life | Pro-family | Catholic Church | Freedom Can Europe return to God? Fatima and the rise of the faithful remnant The John-Henry Westen Show See More Diogo explores whether a nation can remain culturally Catholic while becoming increasingly shaped by secular values. Using Portugal as a case study, he contrasts declining religious practice with signs of renewal found in families, converts, pilgrims, and growing devotion to Fatima and traditional expressions of the faith. Rather than promising national revival, the Fatima message is presented as pointing toward a faithful remnant preserving belief through difficult times. The discussion argues that modern confusion cannot be solved by institutions alone but through prayer, family life, and spiritual discipline.
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