After publication of Predictions of the last Pope and flow of interesting comments on that, we decided to elucidate the subject in more detail. The relevant text is historically known as the Prophecy of the Popes and attributed to Saint Malachy (1094-1148), Archbishop of Armagh, Ireland. The prophecy was first published in 1595. It consists of 112 short Latin phrases describing the Popes of Rome, starting with Celestine II elected in 1143, up to the Second Coming and Last Judgement. According to the most widespread interpretation of the prophecy, the last but one Pope is Benedict XVI (2005-2013) associated with the phrase Gloria Olivae (“the Glory of Olive”). His rule terminated in the evening on 28 February 2013. The last Pope is referred to as Petrus Romanus (Peter of Rome). Two closing paragraphs of the prophecy contain the following text:
In the times of last persecutions by the Holy Roman Church, Petrus Romanus will mount the throne and graze sheep in the midst of a great deal of torments; thereafter the city of seven hills will be ruined, and the frightful Judge will judge His people. The end.
Probably, many people know that Saint Malachy’s words are closely interwoven with Virgin Mary’s apparitions in Fatima or the Three Secrets of Fatima. On the internet you can find numerous attempts to interpret and connect these two prophecies in order to determine terms of the approaching Last Times or Judgement Day. However, for the majority all this still remains a fantasy. Well, everything depends on one’s faith. As for us, we shall continue our research and refer to comments of a certain Igor, posted under one of the previous articles, owing to which a very interesting picture is taking shape, and another precious piece of puzzle is added to our Preamble.
So, here are the comments:
“I shall explain for those who might misunderstand, why Pope Francis whose mundane name is Jorge Mario Bergoglio has turned into Peter. When he was elected
the Pope, he assumed the name of Francis in honour of Saint Francis of Assisi.
Now, let’s move to Francis of Assisi whose full name was Giovanni di Pietro di Bernardone. When his father was away, mother named her son Giovanni, but the father came back from France and gave him the name of Francis. His father’s name was Pietro di Bernardone. I don’t know whether we can associate Pope Francis with Peter by the name of Francis’ of Assisi father, although prophecies regarding other Popes are also quite interesting in interpretation.
Example: in the prophecy John Paul I was indicated as De medietate lunæ (“Of the half moon”). He was born on 17 October 1912, when the moon reached its half.
John Paul II is called De labore solis (“From the labour of the sun / Of the eclipse of the sun”) in the prophecy. He was born on 18 May 1920 on the day when a partial solar eclipse was observed in the Indian Ocean area, and he was buried on 8 April 2005 when a rare hybrid total solar eclipse took place and was observed in the Pacific Ocean area.
The prophecy of the last Pope itself sounds as follows: “In the times of last persecutions by the Holy Roman Church, Petrus Romanus will mount the throne and graze sheep in the midst of a great deal of torments; thereafter the city of seven hills will be ruined, and the frightful Judge will judge His people. The end.”
In essence, the prophecy may for convenience be split into 2 parts: the first part tells about the last Pope, meaning there won’t be Popes anymore, and the Holy See will collapse, together with the Pope, of course; whereas the second part tells about the Judge coming into the world. Isn’t this interesting?
There is another prophecy of the Holy See collapse and Pope’s death. And if we compare the two prophecies, and also compare certain dates, the picture becomes even more interesting. Yet, one little, but very important piece will still be missing in the puzzle. This piece has been concealed by the Holy See...”
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“The prophecy that I’ve mentioned above is the one of Fatima. It should be stated the prophecy was brought by neither a prophet nor a saint. It was a prophecy 
by Virgin Mary, which she revealed to 3 children in the Portuguese city of Fatima. Virgin Mary appeared to them 6 times on the 13th day of every month between 13 May and 13 October 1917, and revealed three secrets to them. The first two were published by Lucia (one of the 3 children, who later on became a nun) in 1940s. The secrets referred to what had already happened: the end of World War I and the beginning of World War II.
When Bishop of Leiria asked Lucia about the third secret in 1943, she said she wasn’t sure God permitted her to tell that already. However, in October 1943 the Bishop ordered Lucia to record the secret, and so she did. At that, she sealed the envelope and forbad open it before 1960.
In 1960 the envelope was unsealed, and, from hearsay, the Pope fainted after he read it, though this is only a rumour. Yet, for some reason Vatican didn’t publish the third secret until 2000, and only because they associated it with the attempt on life of John Paul II in 1981 and the Popes’ martyr destiny in the 20th century. That’s how they interpreted the secret.
However, many people didn’t believe, and there appeared rumours Vatican had changed the text or concealed its part. In response to people’s doubts, in 2001 a cardinal appeared who supposedly read the original prophecy and acted not on Vatican’s behalf. What that cardinal started telling could only be called ravings (flying saucers and evil aliens killing the Pope). Well, as the saying goes, if you don’t believe, take a story about saucers, maybe you’ll believe this one.
Now, let’s compare Saint Malachy’s and Fatima prophecies. Both tell about the ruined city and the Pope. According to Malachy, this is the last Pope, while in the Fatima prophecy the Pope is walking around the ruined city and gets killed, and bishops and priests are also killed. What is described here? The Holy See collapse, and the last Pope.
There is only one difference in the two prophecies: Saint Malachy says that “the frightful Judge will judge His people”, whereas the Fatima prophecy mentions no Judge for some reason. Where has he vanished at Vatican? Probably, in the papacy brain. Most likely, this is the missing part of the prophecy, which Vatican hasn’t revealed. The advent of the Judge or the Holy Spirit to the world in a human shape totally contradicts religious doctrines, while everything contradictory must not be known to flock, in Vatican’s opinion. At that, the predicted event should have taken place not earlier than in 1960, for which reason Lucia forbade open the envelope before that year.
There is another interesting point as to dates. Virgin Mary appeared on the 13th day of every month between May and October. Yet, do you know which role is played by the number 13 in life of the current Pope Francis and his service to the church?
And the symbolism is that on 13 October 1307 Knights Templar were arrested in France by king Philip’s servants. The Templar order was obliterated by the Holy See. It was the order that especially revered Virgin Mary and was eventually defamed just like Mary Magdalene. Numerous sins were imputed to Templar knights: adoration of devil and idols, orgies, kidnapping, connections with masons, etc.
Now, that will be exactly the day when the Holy See will collapse; the Holy See throughout the history of which a countless number of innocent people were killed. A whole ocean of righteous people. The day of reckoning for such terrible sins approaches. The Judge has come.”
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Text of the third secret concealed by Vatican:
“After the two parts which I’ve already explained, to the left of and a little above the Mother of God we saw an Angel with a fiery sword in his left hand. The sword was ejecting tongues of flame that could burn the entire Earth, but they diminished once touching the magnificent radiance emitted by the Mother of God in the opposite direction from her right hand. Pointing at the Earth with his right hand, the Angel shouted in a thunderous voice: “Repent, repent, repent!” In the endlessly bright light we saw there is God, something similar to people’s reflections appearing in the mirror, when people pass before him: a bishop dressed in white, who seemed looking like the Holy Father. There were also other bishops, priests, believing men and women. They were ascending a steep mountain, on the top of which there was a big Cross made of uncouth trunks of corkwood. Before getting there, the Holy Father walked through a big city which was half ruined, half shuddering. He walked, stopping from time to time, suffering from pain and grief, and praying for the souls of those whose dead bodies he saw on the way. Having reached the mountain top, he kneeled at the foot of the Cross and was killed by a group of soldiers who shot him with bullets and arrows. And the same way one by one other bishops, priests, believing men and women, as well as laymen of various titles and classes died there. Two Angels were standing on both sides of the Cross, each having a crystal aspergillum in his hand, in which they collected blood of martyrs and sprinkled souls that worked their way to God.”
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These are the intriguing, extremely interesting and really prophetic (in ordinary human understanding) comments posted by Igor on our website, for which we sincerely thank him. We don’t have sufficient arguments to summarize what’s been said above. Hence, we won’t make up anything and just leave the above information as a version.
The information summary is as follows:
Fragment of the page with the ending of the Prophecy of the Popes and the Tree of Life (Lignum Vitae) (1595) page 311
Prepared by Dato Gomarteli (Ukraine-Georgia)
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