The Lady then spoke to them all asking if they would like to offer themselves up to God, to make sacrifices, and to willingly accept all of the sufferings that God may send to them, in order to “make reparations for the many sins which offend God.” The children were all willing to do this and they were told to say the rosary every day and return to the same spot at the same time on the thirteenth day of every month...
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Lucia’s mother attempted to make the child confess that she lied about the original vision and that she manipulated the Marto children into believing her. All of her mother’s attempts failed and Lucia remained devoted to continue to do what the Lady had instructed them all to do. Maria dos Anjos, one of Lucia’s sisters, also did not completely believe what she heard about the Lady appearing to the children...
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