More
about the Great Monarch
(and the
glorious age of peace to come under the reign of the great monarch)
By
Yves Dupont
World Trends #41 August,
1974
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By
jmcnally@fred.net
[NOTE: Words or phrases
bounded by the "_" symbol were underlined in the original.]
There has been a great number of reported
apparitions since 1945. I know many of
these and possess a fairly comprehensive documentation on most, but I do not
intend quoting any here because these recent reports have either been
condemned, or the Church is still examining them. It may be argued that a condemnation from an apostate bishop is
worthless but, granted that apostasy has made devastating inroads in the
Church, it does not follow that every bishop is an apostate. Further a condemnation issued by an apostate
cannot be taken as worthless on this ground alone, for an apostate may still
speak truth on occasion. Finally, it
must be borne in mind that apostasy can take many forms: there are shades of
grey between black and white; a bishop who ignores the decrees of the Council
of Trent on the Mass, or other matters, is not necessarily a faithless renegade
in _all_ matters; there is such a thing as human weakness bowing to pressure
and, if this does not exonerate the fainthearted, it does provide a measure of
extenuation. It would be foolish to
regard a bishop's condemnation of a reported apparition as an additional reason
to believe in it!
It is
beyond question that _some_ of these recent reports are true, if only for the
fact that Our Lady, since 1830, has never allowed a period of 28 years to go by
before again visiting the world. As the
climax approaches, it is only reasonable to assume that Our Lady will make her
appeals more pressing and more frequent.
But because the climax approaches, it is also reasonable to assume that
the devil will increase his own efforts for the down-fall of souls by
fabricating false apparitions and working lying wonders. The devil, as we know, is cunning and
clever; he may speak truth in order to draw people away from the Church or, on
the contrary, he may urge obedience to a bishop or priest he already
controls. His intelligence far
surpasses our human understanding, and what he does and says may sometimes
appear excellent on the surface. In
view of this, there is a very real danger in accepting uncritically a reported
apparition merely because the eye-witnesses saw extraordinary things. Our suspicion should even be stronger as the
messages are the more verbose.
Admittedly,
I have formed my own opinion on some of these post-war reports, as some of my
readers well know, but the purpose of this article is mainly to present a
collection of prophecies that have either been approved by the Church as worthy
of credence (e.g. Anne Catherine Emmerich), or given ample proof of their
authenticity (e.g. Zacharias). This is
not to say that I have no intention of ever writing a critical study of recent
reports - (I have done so concerning Garabandal and Stich), but only that they
are not within the scope of this article because they require a different
treatment and approach. Some of the prophecies given here have
already been cited in my book "CATHOLIC PROPHECY" in which I gave a
general picture of the coming upheaval.
The present article bears more specifically on the glorious Age of Peace
to come, under the reign of the Great Monarch.
For this reason, I do not propose to quote at length the prophecies of
my previous book but only the passages relating to the Age of Peace and the
Great Monarch.
Many of
these prophecies are French, and they make it quite clear that Monarchy will be
restored in France. But the restoration
of Monarchy will not be a local affair; it will be a world-wide phenomenon. This will mark a near historical epoch and,
because of this, many people are finding it hard to believe. The age of republics and Democracies will be
over, Communism and Socialism a thing of the past. This age of peace will also be an age of belief and an age of
plenty. It will mark the victory of the
Immaculate Heart of Mary and of Christ the King, the revaluation of authority
and discipline, and the conversion of the entire world to the Catholic Faith -
(except for a few pockets of unbelief).
These
conclusions have been drawn from my study of private prophecies which I began
about 30 years ago. These prophecies
were made from the very beginning of the Christian Era up to our own time. They originate from virtually every country
in the world) non-Christian lands included.
The concordance existing between hundreds of different prophecies is
truly remarkable. It would be
unreasonable to claim that the bulk of these private seers were merely
repeating earlier prophecies which they had themselves read. Such a claim is untenable for a number of
reasons: firstly, because communication between various countries was very
limited prior to the 19th Century.
Secondly,because all writings were in manuscript form before Gutenberg
evolved the printing press in the 15th Century. Thirdly, because some of these prophecies were discovered many
centuries after they had been written.
In a few cases, however, it is known that some prophecies were not made
by those who handed them down; and in other cases it is not inconceivable that
an old manuscript may have repeated the substance of an earlier one. Thus, the wording of St. Remy's prophecy, so
strikingly similar to that of St. Augustine, may be just relating what St. Remy
had heard or read from the writings of St. Augustine which, even in his
life-time, were reproduced in manuscript form in the monasteries of Western
Europe. St. Augustine died in 430, and
St. Remy was born in 437. In his youth,
St. Remy would have been conversant with the writings of St. Augustine. Such cases are few in number. But the final argument lies in the fact that
many of the early prophecies have already come to pass in part. Here are some events that were predicted
long ago: 1 - Ireland occupied by the
English for seven Centuries.
2 - England leaving the Catholic Church in
the 16th Century.
3 - The discovery of the Continent of
America.
4 - The French Revolution and the
decapitation of the French King.
5 - Modern inventions: the steam engine,
the motor-car, the aeroplane,
submarines, nuclear power, television.
6 - The rise of the lower classes and the
advent of Democracy.
7 - Communism.
8 - The development of literacy, the
proliferation of pornography.
9 - Low moral standards, permissiveness,
deviations.
10 - Crisis in the Church, new liturgy,
apostasy of many bishops.
This, I might say, is not a comprehensive listing, merely a few
examples. But if the first part of
these prophecies has come to pass, should we disregard the second? I do not disregard the second part. Here are the events which we can now expect:
1 - Civil wars, revolutions, break-down of
authority everywhere.
2 - Military coups even in Western
Countries.
3 - An anti-pope in Rome. The developing apostasy becomes universal.
4 - Persecution of the Church by Communist
governments, abetted at first by
many of the hierarchy and Clergy.
5 - Complete destruction of the Church's
structures at the hands of the
Communists and even those who collaborated with them.
6 - Natural disasters, earthquakes, floods,
drought, famines, epidemics.
7 - Cosmic phenomenon, three days of
darkness, collapse of Communism.
8 - More military coups and rise of the
Great Monarch.
9 - Re-birth of the Catholic Church. New Ecumenic Council, restoration of former disciplines in the
Church. A Holy Pope occupies the Chair of Peter.
10 - Period of peace, faith, plenty.
What comes after this is not the subject matter of this article.
_THE GREAT MONARCH_.
One of the surest facts emerging from this study is the rise of the
great Christian King who will set up a new social order upon the ruins of
Democracy and Communism. It is simply
impossible to elude this conclusion. A
few secondary facts emerge also: Communism will not converge and merge with
Democracy through dialogue and mutual compromise. Nor will it be defeated by Democracy in a Third World War. Communism will achieve its aim without a global
nuclear war. The Western Democracies
will break down from inside and will surrender without a fight or, if fighting
does take place here and there, it will not be able to contain the Russian
divisions for more than a few days.
We can pause here for a moment and reflect how such a thing will become
possible. It will become possible
because of the Munich spirit of the Western Democracies. The USSR is strong militarily, but weak
otherwise; its economy is unsound, its capacity for industrial production is
limited, its technological know-how is wanting, and it is almost permanently
hampered by food shortages. No war can
be waged under such conditions. The US
government is seeing to it that these limitations are removed. After squandering billions of dollars on
various "aid" programmes, the US economy began to totter. Those dollars, now in the hands of
international financiers, were "loaned" in 1972 to the USSR through
Swiss Banks. The USSR immediately put
them back unto the market, thus precipitating the devaluation of the US dollar
in February 1973. Then came the
"grain deal": the USA sold its vast reserves at a loss to the USSR in
order to relieve their food shortage, and this sent cereal prices soaring in
the USA. Finally, there was the
Nixon-Brezhnev meeting, and the technological assistance which the USA has
agreed to give to the USSR. Such
insanity has to be true to be believed.
If it was related in a political novel, the critics would rightly remark
that the author had made a serious "plot error". But we are not dealing here with works of
fiction, we are dealing with facts, and the insanity of these facts surpasses
anything imaginable. Such is the Munich
spirit of the US government and, being what it is, the USSR won't even have to
wage a global war; an ultimatum at the opportune moment will suffice or, if
there is no ultimatum, unofficial diplomatic pressures will eventually bring
the USA into the orbit of the USSR.
Communism will overcome the West, but it will eventually itself be
overcome by God. Firstly, through
world-wide natural disasters, and secondly through the agency of the Great
Monarch whom God will choose for that very purpose:
"His sword will be moved by Divine
power......"
(Rudolph Gekner, 17th Century)
"And a voice fell from the heavens:
'Here are those whom I have chosen'" (i.e. the Great Monarch and the Holy
Pope)
(Premol, 5th Century)
Many more such references could be cited, but these suffice to
show that the Great Monarch will, indeed, be sent by God. The context of these short excerpts can be
found in "CATHOLIC PROPHECY".
Literally hundreds of prophecies announce
the rise of the Great Monarch. Here are
a few:
"A Frankish King will one day rule
over the entire Roman Empire."
(St. Augustine, 5th Century)
"The sixth period (of time) will begin
with the powerful Monarch."
(Ven. B. Holzhauser, 17th Century)
"The good people will triumph when the
return of the King is announced."
(Cur‚ of Ars, 19th Century)
"He will come from the
Fleur-de-Lis..."
(Old Saxon prophecy)
"... a King of the House of Lilies..."
(St. Cataldus, 5th Century)
"He shall recover the Crown of the
Lilies....."
(St. Caesar, 5th Century)
"The White Flower again takes
possession of the Throne of France."
(St. Hildegarde, German Abbess, 12th
Century)
"He shall inherit the Crown of the Fleur-de-Lis"
(Bishop Ageda, 12th Century)
Many other details are given about this God-chosen King which might,
however, be tedious to enumerate. Thus,
his origin is clearly given by several prophecies as coming from "between
the Rhine and the North Sea" - (Monk Hilarion, 15th Century). He will come
from the ancient French royal family but he will be truly European, not just
French. Through intermarriage most, if
not all, royal heirs in Europe today can claim a Capetian ancestry. And, indeed, many prophecies mention that he
will have also German blood and Spanish blood, and these prophecies are not
necessarily German or Spanish: the Spanish blood, for instance, is mentioned by
St. Bridget of Sweden, and the German blood by a French prophet.
Some details, seemingly unimportant, are nevertheless worth mentioning
because of their varied origins. Among
these is the fact that he will walk with a limp:
"... Prince's foot impeded ...
"
(Nostradamus, 16th Century)
"He will be lame afoot ... "
(Old German prophecy)
"God touched the sinew of his
hip. He was in great pain and from that
day on, he walked with a limp ... " (Anne-Catherine Emmerich, 19th Century)
"This Prince shall mount his horse on
the right-hand side, because he limps from one foot .... "
(Peasant Jasper, Germany)
He
will be full of goodness and virtue; many prophecies insist on this:
"A very pious King shall reign over
Spain ..... "
(St. Isidore, 7th Century)
"In his childhood he will be like a saint; in his youth a great
sinner; then he will be converted entirely to God and will do great penance;
his sins shall be forgiven him, and he shall become a great saint."
(St. Francis of Paola, 15th Century)
HIS CAMPAIGNS
"He will travel to Rome" (Hilarion,
15th Century)
"Shall make his sail spring forth"
(Nostradamus, 16th Century)
"Greece he will invade and be made King thereof."
(Cataldus, 5th Century)
"He will restore the Church of Santa Sophia (in
Constantinople)."
(St. Bridget, 14th Century)
"He shall fight in Syria and win the Holy Cross."
(Old Scottish)
"He shall recover the Land of Promise."
(Aystinger)
"He will regain Holy Land after terrible wars in Europe."
(Telesphorus de Cozensa, 11th Century)
"He will conquer England."
(Cataldus, 5th Century)
("Invade Greece" and
"conquer England" must not be understood with the modern and
unpleasant connotation that these terms now have. This Emperor will be anything but "imperialist". It means, in effect, that he will go to
England to help the English people out of their Communist enslavement, and he
will land in Greece to expel the Mohammedans.
All this will be made clear later in this article.
" ... will pursue Libyan race from Hungary as far as Gibraltar."
(Nostradamus)
" ... away shall drive the strange race Arabic."
(Nostradamus)
(At this stage, may I caution against
dismissing the idea of a Mohammedan invasion in Europe as extravagant. I discussed this point in my first book: the
Mohammedan invasion is mentioned in an _exceedingly_ large number of
prophecies, and the prophecies are true.
The invasion will be made possible because,
(a) Soviet Russia, the Beast of the Earth,
will give Mohammed, the Beast of the Sea, all the military support she can,
hoping thereby to avoid a direct involvement of herself in Western Europe;
(b) because Western Europe will be in a
state of utter chaos at the close of murderous civil wars.
It was just as "extravagant" to
speak of the "Revolt of the Algerians in 1938 when Algeria was regarded as
being an extension of metropolitan France, but the revolt did come to pass in
the sixties, and Algeria is now independent.)
"The Great Monarch ... will conquer the (Middle) East."
(Pareus, 17th Century)
"Cyprus, the Turks and Barbarians he will subdue."
(Cataldus, 5th Century)
"The Eagle will also invade the Mohammedan countries."
(St. Bridget, 14th Century)
"He shall destroy the Jewish and Mohammedan sects."
(St. Bridget)
"He shall destroy the Mohammedan sect and the rest of the
infidels."
(St. Francis of Paola, 15th Century)
"The Empire of the Mohammedans will be broken up (by
him)."
(Ven. Holzhauser, 17th Century)
"He shall subdue to his dominion the Mohammedan Empire"
(Gekner, 17th Century)
"He shall reign over the House of Agar, and shall possess
Jerusalem."
(Isidore of Seville,, 7th Century)
(Agar was an Egyptian bondwoman in the
service of Sarah, wife of Abraham who was barren. She bore Abraham a son called Ishmael.)
"He shall wrestle the Kingdom of the Christians from Ishmael, and
conquer it from the Saracens. None of
the Saracens shall be able to prevail."
(Liber Mirabilis, 16th Century)
(Ishmael was sent back to Egypt with Agar
his mother when Sarah finally bore Abraham a son called Isaac. Ishmael is the ancestor of the Arabic
people; Isaac, the ancestor of the Ishraelites (or Israelites). Both Ishmaelites and Ishraelites (or
Ismaelites and Israelites) are issued from Abraham. But the Ismaelites must be regarded as inferior (despite current
illusions about human equality) for at least two reasons, (a) they are
descended from a bondwoman who was later sent away as unwanted; (b) God made an
alliance with Abraham and Isaac, his son.
This does not mean, however, that the Israelis are justified in
dispossessing and driving out the Palestinian Arabs from the land of their
birth. As a matter of fact, the
Israelites repudiated their alliance with God the day they crucified Our Lord,
and what they are doing now, against both Christians and Arabs, shows that the
old Talmudic dream is being gradually implemented. In the present Israel-Arab conflict, therefore, we have much
sympathy for the Arabs.
_HIS WORK FOR THE CHURCH_.
"He will crush the foes of Christianity."
(St. Methodius, 4th Century)
"He will assist the Pope in the reformation of the
world."
(Caesar, 6th Century)
"He will put out all heresies."
(Merlin the Bard, 7th Century)
"The French King will restore the true Pope."
(Merlin)
"He shall capture Milan, Lombardy, and the three Crowns."
(A'Beckett, 12th Century)
" ... by whom the decayed estate of the Church shall be
reformed."
(Magdeburg Chronicle)
"A Prince ... who shall reform the Church."
(Aystinger the German)
The work of the Great Monarch must not be viewed as an encroachment of
the Temporal over the Spiritual, as a meddling of the State in Church affairs;
besides being a Saint and chosen by God, he will be obedient unto the Pope in
everything. All the reforms which he will carry out in the Church will be made
with the assent off nay, at the very request of the Pope - witness the
following passage:
"Having need of a powerful temporal assistance, the Holy Pontiff
will ask for the co-operation of the generous Monarch of France."
(Abbot J. Merlin, 13th Century)
"By his means the nation's religion and laws shall have an
admirable change."
(Bishop Ageda, 12th Century)
"He shall restore the apostolic discipline."
(St. John of Capistrano 15th Century)
"He shall reform the Church of God."
(St. Francis of Paola, 15th Century)
"He will crush the enemies of the Pope."
(D.
Pareus, 17th Century)
" ... giving the Church her pristine prominence."
(Nostradamus)
"The King of Blois raises again the Papal Tiara."
(Caesar)
"This Prince shall help him (the Holy Pontiff) in every
way."
(Vatiguerro, 13th Century)
"(And I saw that) he placed his hand in the Pontiff's
hand."
(Premol)
_HIS DEEDS_.
"Russia, Sweden, and the whole North shall fight against France,
Spain, Italy, and the whole South led by a powerful Prince."
(Jasper the Peasant, 18th Century)
"He shall be a great captain."
(St. Francis of Paola, 15th Century)
"The Great Monarch will be at war till the age of forty."
(Cataldus)
" ... who shall attain to so high a
power ... "
(Nostradamus)
"He shall be in command of seven kinds of soldiers against three in
the region of the Birch-trees." (Mentz, 19th Century)
" ... feared by his foes."
(Nostradamus)
"He shall count his victories by his enterprises; he shall drive
the enemy out of France." (Mentz, 19th Century)
"He will assemble great armies and expel tyrants from his
Empire."
(Cataldus, 5th Century)
"The powerful Monarch, who is sent from God, will uproot every
Republic."
(Ven. B. Holzhauser, 17th Century)
"He will go through all Europe with a powerful army, uproot every
Republic, and exterminate all rebels." (Gekner, 17th Century)
"He will overcome the German Ruler."
(Cozensa, 14th Century)
"The Sovereign and the Gallic people shall knock down the renegades
who shall shake with fright." (Merlin the Bard)
"He shall govern France."
(Votin, 15th Century)
"France shall first be yoked by this King. Britain shall humbly cast herself at his
knees. Italy...will contribute to him
her languishing right hand."
(Sibylla Tiburtina)
"He shall be made King of
Greece."
(Cataldus, 5th Century)
"There will rise in Gaul a King of the Greeks, the Franks and the
Romans."
(Liber Mirabilis, 16th Century, quoting an
old prophecy)
"He will set England aright and drive out heresy ... He will
appoint three Lords to rule the Kingdom of England." (Mother
Shipton, 16th Century)
"He shall be the last King over England."
(Merlin the Bard (British))
"He will join the Lion and the White Flower." (i.e. unite
England and France).
(Orval, 13th Century)
"In the last days a very pious King shall reign over our Great Spain."
(St. Isidore of Seville, 7th Century)
"The angelic Pope shall place an imperial crown on his
head."
(Busto, 15th Century)
"He shall reign over the entire ancient Roman Empire."
(Remy, 5th Century)
" ... by whom the ancient glory of the Empire shall be
restored." "He shall be
Emperor of Europe."
(Aystinger)
" ... whom God will choose to rule over Europe."
(J. von Bourg, 19th Century)
"(He and the Holy Pontiff) shall obtain dominion over the whole
world."
(St. Francis de Paola, 15th Century)
"This Prince shall extend his dominion over the whole
world."
(St. Caesar, 6th Century)
Is this the One-World government which is currently advocated by Leftist
elements? Most definitely not. The One-World government will not come about
until the revelation of the Man of Sin who, with the Jewish nation fawning at
his feet, will impose his tyranny upon the whole world. The "dominion" in question here
will not take the form of a centralised autocratic government. Centralisation is the very opposite of the
principle of subsidiarity which the Church and every genuine Catholic monarch
has always supported. Subsidiarity, to
be sure, does not exclude supreme authority, or arbitration, but it is
undoubtedly the antithesis of autocratism.
The word itself is comparatively new, but the principle has always been
upheld by the Church. To say that a great Catholic Monarch chosen by God would
impose such a form of government would be as absurd as saying that a Communist
Dictator would suddenly encourage the practice of the Catholic religion in his
States! True, there have been
autocratic Monarchs in the long history of Christendom, but these monarchs were
not really Catholic in any true sense of the word, and even many of the so-called
autocratic Monarchs were much more liberal - in the true sense of the word -
than the Liberals who have instituted Democracy with its all-encompassing
Bureaucracy.
I recently read a book that gave extensive quotations from original
documents which have been preserved in most French Town Halls in towns and
villages. The remarkable thing about
these documents was the _tone_ as well as the contents. They were written during the reign of Louis
XIV, the most autocratic of the French kings.
Yet those in authority spoke to their subjects in a friendly and
father-like manner, and with the utmost courtesy. None of the "First and
Final Notice", or "Take Notice That ... ", or again, "You
are hereby directed to... " and so forth, in the bureaucratic manner
familiar to all of us. The subjects
were addressed as "My Dear... ", and they were "requested to be
so kind as to ...", because "I would be extremely grateful if you
would kindly consider this matter", and the closing sentence from the
Governor, the Magistrate, or the Landlord, was to draw "the blessing of
God upon you and your family"! All
the documents were in the same vein; they were written from person to person,
not from a nameless and faceless Bureaucracy to an equally nameless and
faceless mass of "citizens".
Such was the tone. As regards
the contents, the documents in question made it obvious that the powers of the
"Law" were limited. There was
no threat of penalty "for failure to comply", no "$200 fine or 3
months in jail" as we currently see in most official documents. Virtually everybody in our
"democratic" days is periodically threatened with "3 months in
jail" through the bureaucratic printed matter we all receive.
The Masons, agnostics and atheists who are responsible for the rise of
Democracy must, of course, perpetuate the myth that Monarchy means
Autocratism. Autocratism presupposes
centralisation of powers; the hierarchical structures of a Christian Monarchy
is just the opposite, each having certain powers according to his rank in the
hierarchy, and each region, province, city, town and village enjoying a measure
of genuine Democracy - (the smaller the social unit, the greater that measure
is), as taught by St. Thomas Aquinas and, again, by Pius XII. In a modern Democracy, on the contrary, the
pyramid of power has been flattened, and hierarchical structures reduced to a
minimum. The base of the pyramid has
been greatly enlarged - (the allegedly "sovereign" people), and the
top has been cut off. The middle layers
of the pyramid are represented by a faceless and nameless Bureaucracy.
Let me mention here again that all authority comes from God alone who is
the Ultimate Source, and flows _downwards_ through hierarchical
structures. This is Church teaching. It is also Church teaching that authority,
that is, God's authority, cannot rise upwards from the people for the simple
reason that God's authority is not vested in the people. We all know that this teaching is currently
disregarded in the Conciliarist Church (which is the Church of Man and
Democracy), but not everyone knows that it was disregarded even before Vatican
II. Yet it is indeed Church teaching,
and it was confirmed by Leo XIII in "Graves de Communi", and again by
St. Pius X in "Notre Charge Apostolique" (Letter to the French
Bishops). The common source, of course,
is the "SUMMA THEOLOGICA" of St. Thomas Aquinas.
Now, since the Great Monarch will be chosen by God and will be a living
Saint, it is simply inconceivable that he would want to "dominate"
the whole world in the sense now given to "domination". Far from setting up a One-World government,
he will undoubtedly set up a Federation of independent nations, each having its
own King and its own hierarchical structures in which subsidiarity will be the
guiding principle. Moreover, it is
quite certain that this arrangement will be _sought_ by the nations themselves
so great will his fame be. The only
exception, perhaps, will be that of the primitive and pagan peoples whom the
Great Monarch will have to subdue. This
may be called "colonialism" today, but it will not be then. Indeed, men
will have recovered their sanity and the right of Christian nations to rule primitive peoples for their
own benefit will be recognised. Christendom, indeed, has a message, a method
and a way of life which cannot but
benefit the more primitive peoples.
This is becoming increasingly evident even today. However de-Christianized the western nations
may be, they still have retained something from their Christian heritage. And whatever shortcomings their
administration of the former colonies may have been, still, they did maintain
order and a measure of justice.
Katanga, Biafra, Sudan, Pakistan, are but a few examples of the evils
brought about by an independence given to peoples who are not ready for
it. How many millions of these natives
have been massacred, or have starved to death, who would still be alive today
if the Western presence had not been withdrawn! And why was it withdrawn?
Not out of Christian charity but simply on the instigation of the USSR
working through UNO and brandishing the standard of political freedom for
all. What does political freedom mean
to a miscellany of hundreds of different tribes speaking different dialects and
having no ethnic cohesion? Very little
indeed! Yet, out of such disparity they
made what they called a "nation" (the former Belgian Congo is a case
in point). With the withdrawal of the White man) opportunities for employment,
efficient administration, law and order were also withdrawn, and chaos and
starvation followed. The USSR knew
this. But the man-in-the-street in our
countries was generally unaware that de-colonisation was _one_ of the avowed
aims of Communism _in order_ to create chaos, because chaos is necessary for
the advancement of Communism, and the western press did nothing to inform him;
on the contrary, the western press merely echoed the Communist ideological
shibboleth about political freedom and other democratical myths to which the
West is ever receptive.
What a tragedy that such a large number of Catholics, including Bishops
and Cardinals and, among them, some occupying the highest posts in the Catholic
hierarchy, should have been so deceived by Communist propaganda that they have
praised the alleged virtues of de-colonisation and, in some instances, in
documents bearing the stamp of the Magisterium! A sign of the times! Did
not La Salette and other prophecies say that error and insanity would be found
even at the highest levels of the Church?
It is quite clear that the Great Monarch to come will hold different
views; views _diametrically_ opposed to those of our present leaders in the
world and in the Church.
"A King shall come and act contrariwise, the high pulled down and
the low raised up high." (Nostradamus)
(He will pull down what has been held as
good, and raise up what has been held in contempt, acting in opposition to
present standards.)
"He will restore everything."
(Holzhauser)
The powerful Monarch, after winning the Birch-Tree Battle, will restore
Peace throughout the world. The
Birch-Tree Battle has been described in countless prophecies. It is the turning point which may coincide
with the 3 days of darkness, and will mark the collapse of Communism. It was discussed at some length in my
previous book "The Coming Chastisement".
"Peace will return when the Lily ascends the Throne again. The land will be very productive." (St. Hildegarde)
"Many wise laws will restore peace."
(Orval)
"An era of prosperity follows."
(Lehnin)
"Peace and abundance shall return to the world."
(St. Bridget)
"And the earth shall enjoy peace and prosperity."
(St. Bridget)
"And peace shall reign over the whole earth."
(Holzhauser)
"This shall re-establish a peace and prosperity without
precedent."
(St. John-Mary Vianney, Cur‚ of Ars, 19th
Century)
"O sweetest peace! Thy
fruits will multiply until the End of
Time!"
(St. Caesar)
Peace after the conversion of Russia; this is exactly what Our Lady told
the children at Fatima in 1917. I am
not covering the Fatima apparitions in this article because they are fairly
well known already, and many excellent books are available, whilst there are
few concerning the more ancient prophecies.
At the close of the period of peace and prosperity, the ageing Monarch
will go to Jerusalem again in an attempt to check the rising power of
Anti-Christ.
"He will at length lay down his Crown in Jerusalem."
(Cataldus)
"He will go to Jerusalem, and lay down his Sceptre and Crown on
Mount Olivet. Thus shall come the end
of the Christian Roman Empire."
(Bl. R. Maurus, 9th Century)
"He will finally go to Jerusalem and lay down his Sceptre and Crown
upon the Mount of Olives. Immediately
afterwards, Antichrist will come."
(Monk Adso, 10th Century)
"He shall give up the ghost at Jerusalem on the Mount of
Olives."
(St. Augustine, 5th Century)
"At the end of his most glorious reign, he shall go to Jerusalem,
and shall lay down his Crown and Sceptre on the Mount of Olives."
(St. Remy, 5/6th Century)
Crown and Sceptre are symbols of authority. By surrendering his Crown and Sceptre on the amount of Olives,
the Great Monarch will acknowledge this gift from God, as if saying: "My Lord
and my God, my mission is ended; here is the Authority which Thou hast
graciously given me."
Regina Coeli Ora pro nobis!