The Messages of Fatima Are Being Fulfilled! From Jesus to Valentina Papagna

Overview

The video presents two messages attributed to Catholic visionary Valentina Papagna, dated September 4 and 6, 2026.

September 4 — Fatima and Two Plagues

Valentina recounts being taken by an angel to Purgatory, where she and the Blessed Mother comforted suffering souls. In a church, the Blessed Mother asked her to make a statue of Our Lady of Fatima more visible and place flowers before it.

An angel then warned of two kinds of pestilence: one resembling locusts and another smaller, unidentified creature. The message says they would arrive in swarms and enter homes through small openings. It urges people to close windows and doors, pray, and stop offending God.

The Blessed Mother is quoted as saying that Fatima’s warnings are now being fulfilled, but repentance could avert what is coming.

September 6 — Nepal, War, and Religious Practice

Valentina says Jesus asked her to comfort him during Mass and spoke of the Nepal disaster, describing it as part of a divine “cleansing” and asking for prayers for those who died.

The message also warns of possible war, naming Russia and saying China and others are waiting. It urges prayer, repentance, and peace. Valentina’s physical suffering is described as being offered for the souls of the dead, and the account says Jesus’ suffering is renewed at Mass.

The message criticizes Catholics for receiving Communion without repentance, argues that personal confession to a priest is necessary, and calls for reverence during Mass. It also promises a coming “new era of peace” and encourages hope.

Store Promotion

The video ends with a promotion for the Mother and Refuge religious-items store, which offers Catholic sacramentals and devotional items and says purchases support the apostolate.

Presenters and Contributors

Valentina Papagna is the source of the messages as presented in the video. Other figures appearing in her accounts include Jesus, the Blessed Mother, an angel, and Paul, a member of her prayer group. No separate presenter is identified.