From: Andrew Johnson
Date: 2013-02-11 22:28:43
Perhaps it was apt that I sent that list round the other day! However, even before I read this, and I had heard that Ratzinger had stepped down, I thought it was very unusual – and I was right! There is also the Cassandra Prophecy by Ian Gurney which mentioned that the Pope Before the last pope would have something to do with Benedictines or something. You can listen to the 3 files here if you wish (Real Media or Windows Media format): archive.org/details/… talk1.rm 13.7 MB talk1.wma 16.6 MB talk2.rm 1.6 MB talk2.wma 1.9 MB talk3.rm 5.3 MB talk3.wma 6.4 MB From: Sent: 11 February 2013 18:38To: Andrew JohnsonSubject: Pope Benedict Steps Down Fulfilling The Malachy Prophecy, Will Armageddon Follow As Predicted? Pope Benedict Steps Down Fulfilling The Malachy Prophecy, Will Armageddon Follow As Predicted? Pope Benedict XVI announced Monday morning that he would be stepping down as the head of the Catholic Church, making him the first Pope to step down rather than die in the position in more than 600 years. A new pope will be selected by the end of March. There will undoubtedly be much speculation about who will take over the reigns of the Catholic Church, but one thing that we can look to for some guidance about who might be the the next pope are the infamous papal prophecies of St. Malachy. St. Malachy, the first Irish saint, had a vision of the next 112 popes. We’ve had 111 since, and are on the verge of seeing No. 112, which Malachy says will be the final pope before the end of the world as we know it. St. Malachy had written about the 112th pope: “In the final persecution of the Holy Roman Church there will reign Peter the Roman, who will feed his flock amid many tribulations, after which the seven-hilled city will be destroyed and the dreadful Judge will judge the people. The End.” St. Malachy prophesized that the final pope would be “Peter the Roman”, which is interesting because no pope to date has chosen the name of Peter out of respect for Peter the Apostle. There has also been speculation that the final pope would be black. Even more curiously, there is a black cardinal in Ghana, Peter Turkson, who is believed to be a frontrunner and whose name has come up in previous discussions of papal appointment. Malachy’s prophecies are taken very seriously as they’ve been uncannily accurate to date. Will the Catholic Church get its first black pope? Will “Peter the Roman” lead us into the End Times? These questions are set to be answered by Easter, which comes this year at the end of March, when the papal conclave announces their decision. beforeitsnews.com/al…
