At your links (which link to plethora of more links), I see where it clearly states says, “Iranian TV: Our Lady of Fatima is Really Fatima, Daughter of the Prophet Mohammed.”
However, Iranian TV is hardly considered a reliable part of the Magisterium of the Holy Catholic Church. Thus, it hardly substantiates the claim that CATHOLICS worship Fatima. Rather, it substantiates the claim that SOME MUSLIMS believe that Mary at Fatima was actually Fatima at Fatima.
That doesn’t really touch on Catholic belief or teaching at all.
There is this little piece from one of your links:
“To quote a Catholic news organization, ‘Our Lady of Fatima is really Fatima, daughter of the Prophet Mohammed.’”
However, I couldn’t find the “Catholic news organization,” nor could I find the overall context of the alleged quote. Perhaps the “Catholic news organization” was reporting the Muslim assertion that Mary at Fatima was really Fatima at Fatima.
Again, there is a difference between what Catholics believe and what others may believe about the same phenomenon. If some Muslims believe that Mary at Fatima was actually Fatima at Fatima, well, we won’t chop their heads off for so asserting.
But Catholics don’t believe that, and thus, don’t worship Fatima (nor do we worship Mary, nor do we venerate Fatima), the claims of (the non-magisterial, from the Catholic perspective) Iranian TV notwithstanding.
It’s just an ugly, anti-Catholic, bigoted falsehood.
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Precisely the point I was trying to make. I was trying to substantiate that the belief had been articulated before (via a Catholic news source). I do not assert that the Catholic Church actually believes and teaches it (they don't).