Catholic Prophecy and the Coming Chastisement

Thank you for posting this. What a clear smart presentation this man gives. Nature and the solar system align with prophecy! Wow.

 

Flowers beginning to bloom in Antartica is seen as a warning sign by the scientists for global warming.

https://www.ndlm.in/antarctica-flowers-blooming/

 

This talk of the magnetic people shift does fit in withFatima. If you recall the angel with a spear or lance that strikes the globe.

 

Yes. This fellow has several thought provoking videos on his channel including the one below.

“what is causing climate change is the sun and the earth’s magnetic field and those cannot be mitigated or stopped“.

 

I will watch this. It sounds like God is causing climate change. I agree with that.

 

Yes. And that’s not all. He believes there is ample evidence a solar micronova is about to occur.

His description of the consequences of a solar micronova match eerily with what several credible prophecies state.

Fatimas miracle of the sun may have been a graphic warning of a solar micronova that would occur in the future.

And remember the Garabandal girls description of the chastisement?

Fire falling from the sky and like being enveloped by fire.

• “I have seen the Chastisement. I can assure you that it is worse than being enveloped in fire, worse than having fire above and beneath you.”

Go to about 3:00 mark below.

 

The micronova is one of the few events for which it is in no way possible to blame human interference in the climate. The only solution left is to bend your knees in prayer.

 

Same day….. same year. Possibly.

 

Just saw this.
Fr Jim Blount: The Amazing Prophecy Given to Carlo Acutis' Mother By St Francis of Assisi!

 

I used to listen to Fr Jim Blount, but he is a follower and promoter of Luisa Picaretta and The Kingdom of the Divine Will.

 

It seems to be that False Prophets, Saints and visionaries are a Sign of the Times ,causing immense confusion. Lately I notice that some of them show open Signs of the Devil being pretty openly at work. I saw recently one false Stigmatic wearing a large jewel with a seven pointed gold star, a Pentagram, a sure sign of Lucifer.

I see that poor deluded priest down in Texas has had his Priestly Faculties removed by his Bishop. I blame John Henry Weston and Life Site News for encouraging him.

 

Obedience is everything in discerning Mystical phenomena. Everything. Where there is no obedience there is nothing else. Nothing. Bad Pope or no Bad Pope. There must always be obedience. Always. Unless what is ordered is sinful.

For instance it would be wrong for a Priest to Bless a pair of perverts and give the impression he was blessing their wicked relationship no matter who ordered him too. This would be an abomination.

 

I know. I am troubled by that. I will probably give up listening to him if he starts posting again.

 

Ditto

 

I'm not sure about Fr Blount but I dont have any problem with Luissa Piccarratta. Daniel O'Connor is the most researched individual on her cause and has thoroughly debunked the criticisms against her.

 

For those who have not followed Fr.Blount and may be unaware, the video posted above is not new. Mother & Refuge of End Times posted this older video of Fr.Blount just two days ago. It is somewhat misleading because many who watch this YouTube channel might assume that this video was recent.

 

Thank you for the context.

 

Back during Holy Week Anthony Stine
posted a video on a new interpretation or realignment of St. Malahi's list of popes. I wasn't able to find the original article discussed on Tosatti's blog by the Austrian priest but here is what Michael Hichborn had to say about it:

"It seems that Catholic prophecy is very much on the minds of Catholics these days, and with good reason. The Latin expression, “motus in fine velocior” which loosely translates as “all things accelerate toward their end,” appears to be well applied to our current situation. Taking a quick assessment of the last 120 years, it is very easy to see that the age in which we live is unique in all recorded human history. In no other age can man fly into outer space or dive to the depths of the oceans. Instantaneous mass communications through cell phones, the internet, television and radio are not found in any history books preceding the 20th century. From 1903, when the first men rose to the air in a powered air machine in North Carolina, until 1969, when the first men stepped onto the moon was a span of merely 66 years. In 1903, the world still moved by horse and buggy, lit their homes with candles or natural gas, and indoor plumbing was a luxury enjoyed by very few. By 1969, every family owned a car; lit, cooled, and heated their homes with electricity; watched television or listened to the radio; and enjoyed indoor plumbing.

So, not only is our modern world unique in its technological accomplishments, but the time which it took to get us to where we are now is nothing when compared to the rest of human history. And now, as things continue to advance, it seems that the abuses and the control systems advance with them. With the invention of the camera came the invention of pornography. It seems that the moment someone was able to catch a moment on film, the first thought was to take pictures of people in the nude. The same thing happened with the invention of motion pictures. That said, however, such depraved images were derided and quickly made illegal – until 1957 when a court in Michigan rendered a decision that weakened anti-obscenity laws. Today, such filth is accessible to anyone who wants it just by touching a button on a hand-held device.

Scripture tells us in Genesis that God repented of having ever made man because “the wickedness of men was great on the earth, and that all the thought of their heart was bent upon evil at all times.” Looking around at the world now, we are hard-pressed to think that the same thing could not be said of man today. And so, many faithful Catholics are considering prophetic warnings of our day and what it could mean.

At Fatima, the sun spun about in the sky, shooting off an array of colors before descending to the earth and giving the impression that the world was about to end. In fact, on the 13th of July, Our Lady told the children, “The war is going to end: but if people do not cease offending God, a worse one will break out during the Pontificate of Pope Pius XI.” Remember, this is 1917. “If men do not cease offending God” does not mean the same thing from the period of 1917-1939 and it could possibly mean today. The predominant sins of that time would have been missing Mass on Sundays, taking the Lord’s name in vain, immodesty, infidelity, divorce, and spiritualism. Today, many of these things are a matter of everyday life and not given a second thought. But to compound matters, we can add sodomy, abortion, contraception, and widespread (systemic) grave scandal and abuse of children. World War II was a terrible war, claiming the lives of 75 million people, and the period preceding it was immoral to be sure. But if the price to be paid for the immorality of 1917-1939 was 75 million human lives, then what price is there to be paid for over 2 billion babies murdered in the womb, worldwide, over the last 50 years? What form of justice will be enacted by God for the scandalous indoctrination of children into sexual depravity and the nearly global acceptance of redefining “marriage” to include same-sex partners? Motus in fine velocior.

Our Lady of Akita warned in 1973, the year Roe v. Wade was decided by the Supreme Court:

“if men do not repent and better themselves, the Father will inflict a terrible punishment on all humanity. It will be a punishment greater than the deluge, such as one will never seen before. Fire will fall from the sky and will wipe out a great part of humanity, the good as well as the bad, sparing neither priests nor faithful.”

And Our Lady has been warning and warning us about this particular age for quite some time. For instance, from 1594-1634, a period of 40 years, Our Lady gave dire warnings about the 20th century in particular to a nun in Quito, Ecuador named Mother Mariana de Jesus Torres. There is something about our age that is very different from all others.

About a week ago, I read an article on Marco Tosatti's website by Fr. Joachim Heimerl on a possible recalibration of the prophetic phrases attributed to St. Malachy regarding the popes over the centuries. If you aren’t familiar with the prophetic phrases of St. Malachy, he was an Irish saint from the 1100’s who wrote down 112 cryptic phrases which are alleged to indicate something of the various succeeding 112 popes (and some antipopes) from his time onward. Some scholars of prophecy believe these phrases to be authentic prophecies, while others doubt their authenticity, so there is some debate as to whether they hold any credence at all.

That said, Fr. Heimerl explained in his article why he believed the phrases to be authentic and true prophecies and argues that the prophetic phrases are rightly attributed to St. Malachy and that they are not a forgery, but that they are misaligned. According to his thesis, by realigning the phrases through the elimination of a series of antipopes, Pope Francis becomes the pope of the phrase, "De medietate lunae," which means, “Of the Half Moon.” As a verification of this realignment, he points to the phrase "ignis ardens," meaning “Burning Fire,” as referring to the holocaust and atomic bombs which took place during the pontificate of Pope Pius XII.

 

Continued...

This article caused me to take a look at how the phrases would realign with other popes of the 20th century, and I think he missed quite possibly the starkest piece of evidence to verify the realignment: if Pope Francis is "Of the Half Moon," then St. Malachy's prophecy attributed to Pope Pius XI becomes "Light in the Sky." The second half of the message of Our Lady of Fatima of July 13, 1917 – which mentioned a worse war beginning during the pontificate of Pope Pius XI – is:


“When you see a night that is lit by a strange and unknown light, you will know it is the sign God gives you that He is about to punish the world with war and with hunger, and by the persecution of the Church and the Holy Father.”


The night “lit by a strange and unknown light” came on January 28, 1938, a year and two weeks before the death of Pope Pius XI, and the first aggressions of World War II occurred when Hitler marched into the Sudetenland and occupied Czechoslovakia. So, according to Fr. Heimerl’s recalibration, the application of “Light in the Sky” to Pope Pius XI makes a TON of sense.


But that's not all. Watch what happens with the pontificate of Pope John XXIII - the phrase of St. Malachy attributed to him becomes, "Religio depopulate," which means “religion destroyed” or “religion depopulated.” What a striking impact this phrase now has when we consider the devastation that has come to the Catholic Church since the Second Vatican Council. What’s more is that this gives even more considerable weight to the supposition that the full Third Secret of Fatima – which was supposed to have been published in 1960 – has not yet been revealed. It was Pope John XXIII who opened the council, and it was through this council that the Mass and all the sacramental rites were re-written. It was through this council that evangelization was discarded in favor of “interfaith dialogue.” It was from this council that the Church decided to no longer oppose the World, but to embrace and work with it though her secular agencies for the sake of “world peace.” The effects are plain for all to see. Less than 25% of self-professed Catholics attend weekly Mass, and roughly one-third even believe in the True Presence of Christ in the Eucharist. Marriages are down, baptisms are down, and religious vocations are almost non-existent. The destructive effects of the errors of Modernism, which spread like wildfire after the Council, are unmistakable. And with the striking decline of the number of Catholics since 1965 and the wrecking and closing of parishes world-wide, the phrase “Religio depopulate” appears to be well-applied to Pope John XXIII.


Moving on, the phrase attributed to Pope Paul VI becomes, “Fides intrepida,” which translates into “fearless faith” or “bold faith.” Pope Paul VI’s pontificate was marked by the sweeping and unprecedented changes made to the Mass and the rewriting of the Liturgical Calendar. And as Catholics began to fall away from the faith, and vocations took a dive, this pope grew increasingly concerned about what was happening to the Faith and the faithful. In 1975, he wrote an apostolic exhortation titled, “Evangelii Nuntiandi,” meaning, “Proclaiming the Gospel.” The very first line of this document is:


“There is no doubt that the effort to proclaim the Gospel to the people of today, who are buoyed up by hope but at the same time often oppressed by fear and distress, is a service rendered to the Christian community and also to the whole of humanity.”


The central theme of this exhortation is the need to proclaim the Gospel with boldness and without fear. While this pontificate was wracked with controversy – both good and bad – one thing that cannot be denied is that Pope Paul VI’s consistent message to the faithful was to remain steadfast and bold in the Faith.


The phrase attributed to John Paul I becomes “Pastor angelicus,” meaning "Angelic Shepherd.” and he was known to have had a gentle and friendly nature. But his pontificate was so short-lived, it's hard to say what else the phrase could mean.


The phrase attributed to JP II becomes "Shepherd and Sailor," and it might suggest that he was navigating troubled waters, or it could be a reference to his wide-spread travels - as a sailor frequently travels.


One of the more interesting phrases in the list – attributed to Benedict XVI – is “Flos florum,” which means "a Flower of Flowers." Bear in mind that these phrases do not necessarily pertain to the pope himself but are an indication of something significant to the time of the papacy. It seems to me that this phrase, “a flower of flowers” is actually a reference to Our Lady as indicated by Pope Benedict XVI. For example, his Regina Caeli message of May 2010 called Mary the "most beautiful flower to have unfolded since the Creation."


Additionally, popes for over 1,000 years have awarded a papally blessed Golden Rose to individuals or institutions as a token of reverence or affection, given on Laetare Sunday. Pope Benedict XVI presented19 Golden Roses during his pontificate, all of them going to Marian shrines perhaps signifying the golden flower for the greatest of all flowers.


And this, of course brings us to Francis as "Of the Half Moon," which I really do think is a reference to half the Church being shrouded in darkness. Very often, the moon is referred to as a symbol of the Church, and given the current crisis, it's probably a safe bet to think that half the Church is indeed in darkness.


Given the recalibration of each of the phrases, according to Fr. Heimerl, there are now three phrases until the last one, which is deemed “Peter the Roman.” The phrase attributed to the pope following Francis, then, becomes "de labore solis." I've seen two translations attributed to this: "Of the labor of the sun," or "The eclipse of the sun." If it refers to the former, perhaps it is a reference to the miracle of the sun at Fatima - that the trial portended by the sun descending upon the earth will be completed in the next pontificate. If it refers to the latter, then maybe it will be a reference to the coming solar eclipse marking God's judgment. The eclipse to come on April 8, 2024, falls on the Feast of the Annunciation – the day in which the Archangel Gabriel asked Our Lady on God’s behalf if she will consent to bearing and raising God’s only begotten Son. The eclipse follows a path which intersects – in the sign of a cross – the eclipse of August 21, 2017, nearly seven years later. Not only do these two eclipse paths travel along major fault lines in the United States, but the pending eclipse will pass over every single town and city in the United States and Canada named Ninevah and one town named Jonah.


When it comes to Catholic prophecy, we need to be mindful that warnings come not to terrorize us, but to makes us mindful of the condition of our own souls and the urgent and imminent need for prayer, fasting, penance, and love of God. If Heaven is indeed giving us a warning, then we should take heed and begin to live as though our days are numbered. On the other hand, if this is not a warning, but a very incredible series of coincidences, then we should ALSO take heed and begin to live as though our days are numbered – because they are. We do not know the hour nor the day of our own judgment, but Our Lord loves us so much that He takes every possible measure to draw us closer to Him and to save our souls. It could very well be that prophecy is unfolding before us, and terrible chastisement is coming. In that case, we can look at prophecy and understand what is happening through what was foretold, and in that we should know to remain steadfast in the faith, call upon the Mercy of God, and look for the glorious Triumph of the Immaculate Heart on the other end of it.


Whatever the case may be – pray the Rosary daily with your family, pray, meditate on the Gospels, and trust that God has placed you when and where He desires you to be."


This reading seems to fit well and is more plausabile in context of the coming minor chastisement, triumph of the Immaculate Heart and then the eventual end.


https://returntotradition.org/fatima-the-eclipse-of-2024-and-st-malachis-prophecy/

 

https://ewtn.co.uk/article-9-things-you-need-to-know-about-the-prophecy-of-st-malachy/

According to this article, the St Malachi prophecies are not approved/accepted.