Driven from the Cloister

Remarkably, Fatima over time became chastised by her community for her deep convictions and confidence.

When she was party to a great healing, it was reckoned that she herself placed her talents to be at the station of God, and that she should not be seen to be the giver of any life. In their opinion, Fatima needed to be humbled.

One miracle, or two, was noteworthy, but to have many, became despised and doubted.

She learned to do her work in secret, but despite of this, was driven out from her cloister and country in the Winter of 1499.


-Gabriel Brunsdon, AZLANDER: NEVER ENDINGS: Second Chances