The parish community—richly multicultural and deeply welcoming—responded with heartfelt devotion. Around 150 parishioners gathered on Saturday for the day’s celebrations, demonstrating a warm and sincere openness to the message of Our Lady of Fàtima. A profound sense of reverence for the Immaculate Heart of Mary permeated the day, as individuals shared their intentions, hopes, and desires to learn more, live faithfully, and help spread Our Lady’s call for conversion and peace in our times.

Many were enrolled in and invested with the Brown Scapular, embracing this sign of Marian protection with gratitude. Others renewed or undertook the consecration of oneself to Jesus through Mary, committing themselves more deeply to a life shaped by prayer and trust. Items of piety were eagerly received—rosaries, medals, books, and devotional aids—each one a practical means of living out Our Lady’s appeal for prayer, reparation, consecration, and conversion.

The visit of the Statue and Relics became a moment of grace for the parish, strengthening unity, deepening devotion, and inspiring renewed commitment to the Fatima message.

Our Lady of Fàtima, pray for us   

Saints Francisco and Jacinta, pray for us   

St Helen, pray for us **