Chapter, Paragraph

 1 Intro     |   Fatima. One is William Thomas Walsh's Our Lady of Fatima; the
 2 Intro     |         In 1946, William Thomas Walsh also went to Portugal to
 3 Intro     |         of Father De Marchi and Walsh are well researched and
 4 Intro  (1)|        Father De Marchi and Mr. Walsh, Sister Lucia granted another
 5   1  (8)  |      320; De Marchi, pp. 51-52; Walsh, pp. 39-40; Ayres da Fonseca,
 6   1  (9)  |          322; De Marchi, p. 53; Walsh, p. 42; Ayres da Fonseca,
 7   1  (10) |      326; De Marchi, pp. 54-55; Walsh, pp. 43-44; Ayres da Fonseca,
 8   1  (11) |      318; De Marchi, pp. 50-51; Walsh, pp. 27-28; Ayres da Fonseca,
 9   2  (12) |    interview with Sister Lucia, Walsh asked her if she had repeated
10   2  (12) |      not easy to explain this" (Walsh, English edn., p. 224).~
11   2  (16) |      336; De Marchi, pp. 58-60; Walsh, pp. 52-53; Ayres da Fonseca,
12   2  (19) |       400; DeMarchi, pp. 76-78; Walsh, pp. 65-66; Ayres da Fonseca,
13   2  (20) |         On page 86 of his book, Walsh says that Jacinta told her
14 Hell  (22)|      purpose. (DeMarchi. p. 92; Walsh, pp. 179-181; Ayres da Fonseca,
15 Hell  (24)|       seer in an interview with Walsh. In answer to a question
16 Hell  (25)|      342; De Marchi, pp. 90-93; Walsh, pp. 75-77; Ayres da Fonseca,
17 Hell  (25)|    children. (De Marchi, p. 94; Walsh, English edn., p. 84)~Before
18 Hell  (25)|         De Marchi, pp. 151-152; Walsh, p. 121)~Was the war of
19 Hell  (25)|         an interview granted to Walsh on 15 July 1946 that "if
20 Hell  (25)|         in your opinion," asked Walsh, "that every country, without
21 Hell  (25)|       Yes," answered the seer. (Walsh, English edn., p. 226) (
22   1  (31) |         De Marchi, pp. 127-129; Walsh, pp. 109-110; Ayres da Fonseca,
23   1  (35) |         De Marchi, pp. 138-139; Walsh, pp. 115-116; Ayres da Fonseca,
24   1  (38) |         De Marchi, pp. 165-166; Walsh, pp. 129-131; Ayres da Fonseca,
25   3  (45) |      228; De Marchi, pp. 98-99; Walsh, p. 85; Ayres da Fonseca,
26   3  (46) |          228; De Marchi, p. 99; Walsh, p. 84; Ayres da Fonseca,
27   3  (48) |         228; De Marchi, p. 238; Walsh, p. 85; Ayres da Fonseca,
28   3  (49) |          70; De Marchi, p. 227; Walsh, p. 146; Ayres da Fonseca,
29   3  (50) |         234; De Marchi, p. 244; Walsh, p. 156.~
30   3  (51) |         236; De Marchi, p. 243; Walsh, p. 157.~
31   3  (53) |          76; De Marchi, p. 245; Walsh, p. 157; Ayres da Fonseca,
32   3  (54) |              De Marchi, p. 255; Walsh, pp. 160-161.~
33   3  (57) |         De Marchi, pp. 255-256; Walsh p. 161.~The reader must
34   3  (58) |         De Marchi, pp. 254-256; Walsh, pp. 161-162.~
35   3  (59) |              De Marchi, p. 252; Walsh, p. 160.~
36   4  (62) |        da Fonseca, pp. 350-351; Walsh, pp. 196; De Marchi, English
37   4  (78) |              De Marchi, p. 311; Walsh, p. 198.~
38 Bibl      |         troisième secret, 1985.~Walsh, William Thomas. Our Lady
39 Bibl      | otherwise stated, references to Walsh are from the Portuguese