The Last Prophecy

"This book stems from a "discovery" really shocking for me: in two thousand years of Church history, never, really never, there was such a concentration of the Marian apparitions and such a concentration of prophecies - all converging, the one and the other - indicate our time as a time of turning almost apocalyptic.

It never happened before. Also it is a prophetic warning that is confirmed by the Magisterium of the Church.

Marian apparitions I am referring to begin in Paris in 1830, in the Rue du Bac, and those arriving in Kibeho, Rwanda, a few years ago. I speak then of cases whose supernatural character has been recognized by the Catholic Church. So did the mystics I mention are exclusively Catholic mystics, often already blessed or saints (not obviously self-styled seers of today or yesterday).

Finally - as I said - it is the teaching of the Church that gives resounding confirmation on the times that we live. The great popes of the twentieth century have been aware of what was happening and what was ahead. And they warned."

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that resonates - almost like people will be offered a 'pill' or an easy solution for all their problems, but in reality it is a turning away from our own divine spark and God... i've felt something like that coming, almost like in the matrix where neo is offered the red or the blue pill, through one road we have to face all the shadows we hold and bring them to the light (only that way we will truly connect to our sacred soul and share/shine true love and light), the other way is being deeper hypnotized into believeing that this illusion is a reality maybe we get some 'powers' in return, but that is just useless playtoys in the greater view of reality - just another distraction so that our true love light and heart-intention may be abused even longer...

whatever you do, don't take the 'fix'

The Final Prophecy

This book stems from a "discovery" really shocking for me: in two thousand years of Church history, never, really never, there was such a concentration of the Marian apparitions and such a concentration of prophecies - all converging, the one and the other - indicate our time as a time of turning almost apocalyptic.

It's never happened before. Also it is a prophetic warning that is confirmed by the Magisterium of the Church.

Marian apparitions I am referring to begin in Paris in 1830, in the Rue du Bac, and those arriving in Kibeho, Rwanda, a few years ago. I speak then of cases whose supernatural character has been recognized by the Catholic Church. So did the mystics I mention are exclusively Catholic mystics, often already blessed or saints (not obviously self-styled seers of today or yesterday).

Finally - as I said - it is the teaching of the Church that gives resounding confirmation on the times that we live. The great popes of the twentieth century have been aware of what was happening and what was ahead. And they warned.

Already the Venerable Pius XII stated in 1951:

"Today almost all of humanity is quickly dividing into two camps opposing with Christ or against Christ. Mankind at present going through a tremendous crisis that will result in salvation through Christ or funestissime ruins ".

And blessed Paul VI, in 1967, just in Fatima, during the pilgrimage to the shrine Portuguese, spoke these words:

"We say: 'the world is in danger'. So we came to the foot of the Queen of Peace to ask as a gift that only God can give, peace. [...] Men, think of the severity and magnitude of this hour, which can be decisive for the history of the present and future generations. "

Then, Paul VI, in 1977, toward the end of his pontificate, he confided his friend Jean Guitton:

"There is a great disturbance at this moment in the world and in the Church, and what is in question is the faith. It happens now that I repeat the obscure phrase of Jesus in the Gospel of St. Luke: "When the Son of man comes, will he find faith on the earth?". [...] Sometimes I re-read the Gospel of the end times and I see that now emerge some signs of this end. We are nearing the end? This we will never know. We must always be ready, but everything can last much longer. What strikes me when I consider the Catholic world, is that it seems to predominate sometimes within Catholicism thinking of a non-Catholic, and it may happen that this non-Catholic thought within Catholicism will become tomorrow the strongest. But it will never represent the thought of the Church. That there must be a small flock, however small it is. "

And Saint Karol Wojtyla, on the eve of his pontificate:

"We are now facing the greatest combat that humanity has ever seen. I do not think that the Christian community has completely understood. We are today before the final struggle between the Church and the Anti-Church, between the Gospel and the Anti-Gospel. "

Finally Benedict XVI, speaking to the diplomatic corps in 2010, said:

"Our future and the fate of our planet are in danger."

Where does this unanimous judgment of the Magisterium of the time we are living?

Certainly from reading the signs of the times in the light of faith is a discernment - their - especially acute because enlightened by the Holy Spirit, and the fact that it is the popes, either because they are all men of great spirituality whose sanctity was solemnly recognized (or is in the process of recognition) from the Church.

Surely this prophetic reading of reality is also from private revelations of the mystics and the modern Marian apparitions, of which one of them was unaware (although we know that such messages should be considered with caution and without fanaticism).

But it also comes from the same public revelation of the Holy Scriptures and the teaching of the fathers. There is indeed a prophecy, absolutely certain, that must be believed by faith, then top pri- vate revelations (which can also be dubious or incorrect), because it is based on the Bible.

You can read it in the same Catechism of the Catholic Church by John Paul II and Cardinal Ratzinger, in implementation of Vatican Council II, and is part of Catholic doctrine. Here is what the Catechism to the number 675:

"Before the coming of Christ, the Church must pass through a final trial that will shake the faith of many believers. The persecution that accompanies her pilgrimage on earth will unveil the "mystery of iniquity" in the form of a religious deception offering men an apparent solution to their problems at the price of apostasy from the truth. The supreme religious deception is that of the Antichrist, a pseudo-messianism by which man glorifies himself in place of God and of his Messiah come in the flesh. "

This step is important because it shows the Catechism - with certainty - that the Church is not headed towards an earthly triumph, but to this his Gethsemane to his Good Friday, to the eclipse of the Holy Saturday.

Even the world will live this blackout of truth in the name of tragedy. It will be a terrible ordeal. But we were warned powerfully.

I try to think about this, in the second part of this book, with an open letter to Pope Francis, who has repeatedly warned that today we have entered into a sort of "World War III".

Those who live are painful times, but also glorious. In which we are called to recognize Christ, that is the truth and the only salvation, and to prove it. And maybe, like Nineveh listen to the prophets and convert could still save the city from its ruins.

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Fulton J. Sheen

Communism and the Conscience of the West (1948)


"[Satan] will set up a counterchurch which will be the ape of the [Catholic] Church. . . . It will have all the notes and characteristics of the Church, but in reverse and emptied of its divine content."

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