WHEN MALACHI MARTIN WORKED A MIRACLE; A WOMAN SAVED FROM DEADLY CANCER
Had Malachi Martin lived, he'd have celebrated his 105th birthday on July 23rd. Martin, born in Kerry, Ireland, became famous and something of an oracle here in the USA in the wake of his bestselling books. In his native Ireland, he trained as a Jesuit priest before becoming a Vatican spy, who read and made known the Third Secret of Fatima and was an advisor to three Popes. Hence why Robert Marro titled his book on the mysterious, polymath priest, Malachi Martin, In the Shadows of the Vatican. Martin's life bridged two vastly opposing worlds. He was raised in a bygone era in Ireland, became a Jesuit in the 1940s and 50s, and then was an assistant to Cardinal Augustin Bea during the Second Vatican Council. Bea nurtured Martin as a wunderkind, and the German prelate was an architect of ecumenical encounters with Protestants. Bea's plans for accommodating Protestantism would have been unthinkable in the time of Irish President, Eamon de Va...
