Fatima Prayers vs Prayers To Mary Usage & Stats

The Five Fatima Prayers app was inspired to spread devotion in adoring and making reparations to Jesus Christ present in all the tabernacles of the world. During World War I, Pope Benedict XV made repeated but forlorn pleas for peace, and finally, in May 1917, made a direct appeal to the Blessed Mother to intercede for peace in the world. Just over a week later, Our Lady began to appear at Fatima, Portugal, to three shepherd children, Lucia dos Santos, age 10, and her cousins, Francisco and Jacinta Marto, ages nine and seven. Fatima is a small village about 70 miles north of Lisbon. • Fatima History • Fatima Angel of Peace Visits • Our Lady of Fatima • Photo Album with Drawings and Pictures • Fatima Prayers: The most direct and relevant term. • Our Lady of Fatima: Related to the apparitions and message associated with the prayers. • Catholic Prayers: A broader category that your app belongs to. • Marian Apparitions: Relevant if your app focuses on the apparitions at Fatima. • Rosary Prayers: Since one of the most well-known prayers is the Rosary Decade Prayer. • Prayer App: A general term for apps that offer prayers or religious content. • Religious Prayers: Similar to "Catholic Prayers" but broader. • Faith and Spirituality: Keywords related to the overall themes of the prayers. • Christian Prayers: Another relevant religious category. • Devotional Prayers: The Fatima prayers are often used for devotion. • Reparation for Sins: Many of the prayers focus on making reparation for sins. • Conversion of Sinners: Another key theme in the prayers. • Sacrifice Prayer: One of the specific Fatima prayers. • Decade Prayer: The prayer said at the end of each Rosary decade. • Angel Prayer: Referring to the prayers taught by the Angel of Peace. • Eucharistic Prayer: A prayer focused on the Blessed Sacrament. • Pardon Prayer: A prayer asking for forgiveness. • Immaculate Heart of Mary: Referenced in several of the prayers. • Sacred Heart of Jesus: Also referenced. • Catholic Devotion: Refers to religious practices and prayers.