Saint Malachy's Prophecy About Pope Francis is About To Happen in 2025

Summary

This script explores the mysterious prophecy of St. Malachi, which predicts the final Pope, 'Peter the Roman,' who will guide the church through tribulations before the destruction of Rome. The prophecy gained renewed attention with Pope Francis, the first Jesuit Pope, whose reign has been marked by controversies, including scandals and disagreements within the Catholic Church. The video delves into these connections, raising the question of whether Pope Francis might be the prophesied last Pope, signaling an impending apocalyptic event as foretold by St. Malachi's cryptic visions of past popes. The prophecy's accuracy and relevance today are explored in detail.

Takeaways

• 😀 The prophecy of St. Malachi predicts the popes from the 12th century to the end of days, with the 112th pope being the last.
• 😀 Pope Francis has been controversially linked to the prophecy, with some believing his family origins connect him to 'Peter the Roman'.
• 😀 St. Malachi's prophecy describes the 112th pope facing a tough time for the Catholic Church, leading to the destruction of the city of Seven Hills.
• 😀 Pope Francis became the first Jesuit pope on March 13, 2013, and has been a controversial figure due to his stance on several issues.
• 😀 Controversies surrounding Pope Francis include sexual abuse scandals, disagreements over his book *Amoris Laetitia*, and calls for his resignation from some church officials.
• 😀 Some individuals within the church, including Archbishop Carlo Maria Viganò, have criticized Pope Francis for neglecting his responsibilities, especially in handling sexual abuse cases.
• 😀 Despite controversies, Pope Francis is admired by many for his focus on social issues like poverty and the environment, and for fostering interfaith dialogue.
• 😀 St. Malachi's prophecy has garnered attention due to its cryptic descriptions, with some popes’ actions aligning with the predictions in surprising ways.
• 😀 Pope Francis is sometimes viewed as fulfilling the role of 'Peter the Roman' in the prophecy, with some critics believing his papacy marks the final era.
• 😀 The Catholic Church has a history of scandals and controversies, with some popes in the past facing accusations of immoral behavior, corruption, and misconduct.
• 😀 Some view the prophecies of St. Malachi as potentially foretelling an apocalyptic event, adding to the dramatic nature of the predictions.

Q & A

What is the significance of St. Malachi's prophecy regarding Pope Francis?

St. Malachi's prophecy is believed by some prophecy enthusiasts to predict that Pope Francis is the 'final Pope' before the end of times. The prophecy suggests that the 112th Pope, described as 'Peter the Roman', would lead the Church through tribulations before the city of Rome is destroyed, signaling the end of the world.

What does St. Malachi's prophecy say about the 112th Pope?

The prophecy states that the 112th Pope, known as 'Peter the Roman', will guide the Church through great trials and tribulations. When these challenges are complete, the city of Seven Hills (Rome) will be destroyed, and a 'Dreadful judge' will judge the people, marking the end of the world.

How do some believers connect Pope Francis to 'Peter the Roman'?

Some believers point out that Pope Francis's birth name, Jorge Mario Bergoglio, may have hidden references to Peter. They also argue that his Italian heritage, despite being from Argentina, further connects him to Rome, the 'city of Seven Hills', as described in the prophecy.

What is the historical context of St. Malachi's prophecy?

St. Malachi's prophecy, also known as the 'Prophecy of the Popes', contains 112 cryptic descriptions of future popes. It was allegedly written by St. Malachi in the 12th century after he had a vision during a trip to Rome. The prophecy was hidden in the Vatican's archives until it was uncovered by Arnold Wyan in the 16th century.

What role did Arnold Wyan play in the prophecy's history?

Arnold Wyan is credited with uncovering St. Malachi's prophecy in the 16th century. He revealed the ancient manuscript of mysterious Latin verses that outlined the succession of popes, starting with Celestine II, which had remained hidden in the Vatican's secret archives for centuries.

What challenges has Pope Francis faced during his papacy?

Pope Francis has faced significant controversy, including dealing with the church's sexual abuse scandal, which came to light in 2018. Additionally, his views, such as those expressed in the book *Amoris Laetitia* on remarriage and Holy Communion, have been contentious within the Church, leading to criticism from conservative groups.

How has Pope Francis been received by the public and within the Catholic Church?

Pope Francis is well-liked by many for his focus on helping the poor, promoting interfaith dialogue, and caring for the environment. However, he has faced opposition from conservative factions within the Church who disagree with some of his more modern ideas and teachings.

What warning did Catholic bishop Bernard Fetus give regarding Pope Francis?

Bishop Bernard Fetus, a traditionalist Catholic, warned in 2013 that Pope Francis's leadership could signal the decline of the Church and might even mark the beginning of the 'age of the Antichrist.' This was a serious warning about the potential impact of Francis’s papacy.

What is the connection between the prophecy and Pope Benedict XVI?

Pope Benedict XVI is described in St. Malachi’s prophecy as 'Gloria Olivae', which translates to 'The Glory of the Olive'. Some believe this refers to the olive branch symbolizing peace or the Benedictine order's connection to olive trees. His papacy is seen as a link to the transition to the final pope, 'Peter the Roman'.

How accurate have St. Malachi's prophecies been for past popes?

St. Malachi's prophecies have been remarkably accurate for several past popes. For example, Pope Urban VII's description, 'Lilium et rosa' (Lily and Rose), matched his origin in Florence, which has a lily in its coat of arms. Similarly, Pope John Paul II's description, 'De solis eclipsis' (The Eclipse of the Sun), coincided with his birth during a solar eclipse.