About A Matter of Faith
The Miracle of Fatima began as a musical written from the heart — a work of faith and imagination that brought the message of Fatima to a new generation. Its companion story, A Matter of Faith, carries that legacy forward. In this modern retelling, the three young seers return to guide a present-day group back to 1917, their presence woven through scenes enriched with musical tracks from the original cast album. The result is a powerful blend of story, song, and spiritual truth that reminds us that Heaven’s call to prayer and peace remains as urgent today as it was then.
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“These testimonies were not requested—they were gifted… a testament to the historical accuracy and beauty in the work that resonate across generations and continents.”
"Truly the manner in which to evangelize the message of Fatima in the 21st Century...perhaps the most significant thing to happen regarding Fatima since the event itself." - Monsignor P. Luciano Gomes Paulo Guerra, Rector of the Basilica of Fatima, April 2004
“The Miracle of Fatima, the musical” by Barbara Oleynick is a masterpiece, inspired by The Good Lord to serve the cause of Our Lady of Fatima, to call humanity to a new life of peace, perfect love and happiness. It is a work of art, a perfect instrument for the New Evangelization, a beautiful experience that will move hearts to come closer to God and be filled with joy and grace, the fruits of the Fatima Message.” - Prof. Américo Pablo López-Ortiz, International President (Ret.), World Apostolate of Fatima An International Public Association of the Faithful of Pontifical Right (20011)
Click to watch Prof. Américo on EWTN sharing the global Fatima mission.
Sister Carolyn Mary of Sisters Minor of Mary Immaculate - Former principal of Saint Theresa's school Trumbull CT - took 348 students to our premiere!
Michael Six - then National Coordinator of WAF traveled from New Jersey to our Premier. Currently, under leadership of Executive Director - Mr. David M. Carollo