OUR LADY OF FATIMA

© Alex T. Mizuno

OUR LADY OF FATIMA

Uploaded: January 24, 2014

Description


This is second time for me to see this traveling statue of Our Lady of Fatima. 10 years ago, I was honored to carry her with other people when I saw her for the first time. Although I was very happy to see her again in my hometown, her sad expression has never changed. I felt embarrassed and guilty. Almost hundred years ago, she told the three children of Cova, "Do not offend the Lord our God any more, for he is already too much offended." Since then, sins and crimes of humanity have never ceased to offend God. That explains her unchanging expression.

Photographed at Saint Francis of Assisi, San Francisco, CA

Comments

Tiia Vissak January 25, 2014

a wonderful capture! #1560879

Alex T. Mizuno January 25, 2014

Thank you very much Tiia!! #10955394

Jeff Robinson level-deluxe January 25, 2014

Outstanding light and capture Alex! #10955491

Stan Kwasniowski January 25, 2014

Alex, gorgeous #10955640

Stan Kwasniowski January 25, 2014

Alex, gorgeous #10955642

Alex T. Mizuno January 26, 2014

Thank you very much for your kind comments Jeff and Stan!! #10956073

Ellen Hodges March 02, 2014

Super beautiful capture and astute commentary, Alex!!! #10990636

JO ANN CLEVELAND March 28, 2014

Soooo pretty Alex, I too enjoyed the history of it!

jo ann c. #11010207


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