The Prophecy of the Two Popes

What does a mystic from two centuries ago, Katharina Emmerick, who was proclaimed blessed and saw the coexistence of two popes, have to do with the current events of the Church? And why did the visionary Lucia at Fatima speak of the Holy Father and a bishop dressed in white, perceived simultaneously as if in a mirror? And to what extent do the ancient prophecies of Malachy actually refer to the pontiffs of our day, whom he defines as “the last ones”? In this thoroughly documented survey, the most significant revelations concerning the times we are living through are presented in every detail, showing their close correlations and clarifying their implications. In particular, the most recent Marian prophecies and apparitions are astonishingly relevant: from the Italian ones at Tre Fontane and Civitavecchia, to the European ones at Amsterdam and Medjugorje, and the Brazilian ones at Anguera and Itapiranga, as well as those at Akita in Japan and Kibeho in Rwanda, to name only a few. There are many alarm bells: the spread of apostasy, that is, the repudiation of the faith by priests and laypeople; the expansion of Freemasonry; and a bloody persecution of Christians culminating in the assassination of the pope and a terrorist attack in the Vatican. The mystics, both women and men, throughout history, with particular emphasis on Faustina Kowalska, Luisa Piccarreta, and Maria Valtorta, nevertheless received confirmation in their visions of what had been foretold at Fatima: after a period of grave tribulations, the Church will flourish again. Author: Saverio Gaeta