The Devil's Final Battle (Paperback)

by Father Paul Kramer (Author)

Editorial Reviews

Review
Every Catholic who loves Holy Mother Church and who has suffered with Her in recent decades must read this book -- David Allen White Ph.D Professor of Literature Annapolis Naval Academy

It is necessary to let the orthodox know of Fatima since they are in the eye of the hurricane. -- Monsignor John USA

It's impossible to understand the 21st century history without understanding what is contained in this book. A must read. -- Mark Allessio

Product Description
Fr Kramer's expose of the "great crime...committed against the Catholic Church and the world at large" by the refusal to consecrate Russia to the Immaculate Heart OF Mary while knowingly and willfully supressing the Third Secret of Fatima is grimly methodical. Fr Kramer cast his book in the form of a legal indictment outlinging the crime, the evidence for the crime,naming the suspected perpetrators of the crime, their motives, their defense of their actions, and the devastating consequences that have already resulted from their crime and will continue to intensify until the crime is undone.

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Product Details

• Paperback: 332 pages
• Publisher: Good Counsel Publications Inc. (October 1, 2002)
• ISBN-10: 0966304659
• ISBN-13: 978-0966304657
• Average Customer Review: 4.3 out of 5 stars See all reviews (6 customer reviews)
• Amazon.com Sales Rank: #111,140 in Books (See Bestsellers in Books)

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11 of 12 people found the following review helpful:

5.0 out of 5 stars Puts things into perspective, April 15, 2004

By A Customer

I really would like to recommend reading this book. It has answered so many questions for me about the Church. i.e. why the Vatican does nothing when Bishops are actually condoning evil, for one thing. I couldn't put this book down. It deals in facts and allows the reader to see how the problems in the Church start at the top. I also was very grateful for the attitude of respect for our leadership, but willingness to be honest about what has been occuring at the same time. Very well written. It gave me food for thought and prayer. I felt like I finally took the blinders off and became willing to face the truth.

10 of 11 people found the following review helpful:

5.0 out of 5 stars Outstanding!, January 3, 2005

By	J. More "seek the truth" (San Diego, CA) - See all my reviews (REAL NAME)

As an avid reader, this is one of the best books I've read in many years. A true eye-opener on many subjects, not just the Catholic Church. "As goes the Church, so goes the world." This book is worth it to send out as a gifts to all. I've done further research since reading this book, and it all corrobates to the courageous indictment Fr Kramer and Fr Gruner bring against the rot of the modern Catholic Church. God Bless them for sharing the true story of Fatima and the blatant cover-up of the Third Secret.

8 of 9 people found the following review helpful:

4.0 out of 5 stars Lies covering the truth , October 18, 2005

By	Enrique Torres "Rico" (San Diegotitlan, Califas) - See all my reviews (TOP 500 REVIEWER)

I read this book in early 2005 after pushing it around my collection of to be read books. As soon as I started I couldn't put it down although it was repetitve at times, hence the taking away of one star. I think Father Kramer wanted to be sure you got the message of our Lady of Fatima and the coverup of the mysterious Third Message in case you were just browsing the book! The essential theme is that the current rejection of the message of Fatima causes the present crisis in the(Catholic) Church and the world. The crisis in the Church manifests itself in many ways, most visibly and troublesome with the pedophile and coverup scandal plauging the rectories of America. The crisis in the world is most notably revealed through acts of terrorism and general decay of societies in moral terms. On the inside cover of the book is a picture if the Twin Towers standing with thick , black smoke bellowing from the top floors; the image speaks for itself but the accompanying caption states that unless the Blessed Virgin Mary of Fatimas wishes are heeded many more disasters both natural and man made will occurr. The events concerning the appearances of Our Lady of Fatima are well documented, including the miraculous Miracle of the Sun in 1917 and the messages relayed to Sister Lucy. Although thisis the premise for the book the bulk of the book concerns the coverup and the opposition in revealing the Third Message in it's entirety. The good Father Kramer goes in great detail to chronicle the problems within the Church have a storied history that includes infiltration by less than holy men. The historical role in Portugal of the freemasons is analyzed. The rise of liberal Catholicism, it's condemnation and the perpetuation by Neo-Modernists in Vatican II is examined. Cardinal Ratzinger's(the current Pope) role in the suppression of the Third Message with the support of other high ranking Vatican Cardinals and Archbishops is also discussed. So what is the Third Message you might ask? Controversy aside, essentially it has to do with prayer, the praying of the Rosary and the consecration of Russia. Theologians have been at odds over this later issue and here wherein lies much of the controversy. The interpretations by thevarious theologians over the facts surrounding Sister Lucy's exact words as given by our Lady of Fatima is the crux of debate. Many think the true words were never revealed, the Church dismisses it as being revealed. In the meantime the Great Apostasy continues to flourish and cataclysmic events abound in our existence. There are enough suspicious circumstances and shady goings on to make this some kind of mystery novel; unfoutunately this is no novel but rather an inquiry into why the real Third Secret has never been revealed to the satisfaction of many priests, bishops etc. and of course, lay persons. The book reads like some spy drama and is fascinating. Many issues are raised,in fact too many to dissect in this brief review. However, if you are even the slightest bit curious you will find this book extremely interesting. There are believers and there are non-believers. Read for yourself to see what the fuss is all about. I would definitely recommend this book for Catholics, as well as people from all denominations and even people without religious faith.