Last week, on the Feast of the Immaculate Conception, I sent you a very important email about a Crusade of Rosaries to Drive Satan out of America.
Perhaps you missed that one; I know how busy things can get this close to Christmas!
For a long time now, I have been very concerned as I see Satan stepping freely and openly on American soil…
As I look across the “land of the free and home of the brave,” this is what I see today:
So far, the response to this Crusade has been inspiring to say the least.
Over 960,000 Rosaries have been pledged so far!
But I think it is safe to say that “Of Rosaries, there is never enough!”
So won’t you please add your rosaries in 2017 to those already pledged?
At America Needs Fatima, we pride ourselves in holding peaceful, prayerful protests.
And we are not about to lower ourselves to the methods practiced by the enemies of God.
But this MUST be an aggressive protest in which we will apply every ounce of our energy, every drop of our resources to drive Satan out of America – once and for all!
But we can’t do this on our own. We must appeal to a higher power.
So, this is the reason for a Rosary Crusade. Prayer Power
Invoking the Patroness of America, Our Lady of the Immaculate Conception, will you join me in this Crusade by clicking here to pray a rosary for America?
Or maybe pledge to pray one rosary a month in 2017 – the Fatima Centennial – to end the mainstreaming of Satanism in our country.
One rosary a week? One rosary a day?
Keep in mind the upcoming Fatima Centennial and how Our Blessed Mother in Fatima requested the recitation of the Holy Rosary.
Whatever Rosary power you can lend to our Crusade to End Satanism in America – it will all add up.
And my hope – my prayer – is that all the rosaries prayed by all Our Lady’s friends in 2017 will add up to 3 MILLION ROSARIES!
Please remember, my friend, the malice of Lucifer is such that he has always wanted to be not only known, but also worshipped as God is worshipped by angels and by men.
He even tempted Our Lord Jesus to worship him!
Our words and efforts should echo the response of Christ Himself: “Be gone, Satan: the Lord thy God shalt thou adore, and Him alone shalt thou serve!”(Matt.4:10)
Since you are a person with a deep faith in God and the Virgin Mary, please join this crusade and proclaim: "God ALWAYS! Satan NEVER!"
We will not allow Satan to advance in America. No. Not on our watch!
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PS: Stjepa, let us not sit quietly while DEVIL WORSHIPPERS mainstream Satanism into America. Please click here now to join ANF’s Crusade to End Satanism in America!
PPS: Every rosary prayed counts toward our new goal of 3 million rosaries, so please send this email to all your friends and family who want to see an End to Satanism in America.
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