Consecration of Russia

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The Consecration of Russia to the Immaculate Heart of Mary was reported to be a request of Our Lady of Fatima to bring about peace in the World.

The Consecration may have been by Pope John Paul II on May 25, 1984 but is still in question. It is believe by some that Lúcia, one of the seers of the Fatima apparitions, said that the consecration requested by Our Lady was fulfilled and accepted in heaven, and that everyone should live out the consecration personally by faithfully wearing the Brown Scapular.

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