[gbcdoj]

No, there is nothing wrong with the vision of hell. I myself have defended here on FR multiple times Our Lord's words "broad is the way that leadeth to destruction, and many go in thereat". I don't know why you'd think any different. But it is pretty undeniable that the statement about the end of the war was misremembered. Fr. de Marchi discusses this in The True Story of Fatima - a great book by the way, although his words about the consecration of Russia are rather amusing in light of history as we know it now.

I don't recall ever reading the visions of St. Margaret Mary so I can't say either way. No, I do not practice the particular devotion to the Sacred Heart. I think that ecclesiastically-approved pilgrimages and acts of penitence are commendable, and that Our Lady appeared to St. Juan Diego.

I don't feel obliged to answer any more of these questions, so I'm not going to respond if you ask more of them.

[murphE]

I don't feel obliged to answer any more of these questions

You were never obliged to answer any of them, I didn't think you would get so touchy about it. Most people that I know that practice devotions like to share their beliefs and practices with others, that's usually how people learn about them now since they are not fostered in many families or by the parish priests.