Look at this way, Toni, IF the Vatican chooses a really, really OLD Pope,
the second to the last, then it'll be that much less time till the
APOCALYPSE arrives!!!
I'd think you'd want the End to come sooner than later. Imagine the
exciting *thrill* of 2/3 of the life on the planet dead from war, disease,
natural disasters and then imagine that the 2/3 might all be LIBERALS!
(Got a boner now, haven't ya?)
Of course, on the downside, you'll be sweating microchips after your
internet addiction comes to an abrupt end. ROFL...
Doc
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Doc posted:
Last Years Of The
Catholic Church
By Jack Manuelian
manuelian@hotmail.com
4-2-5
The world is witnessing the last years of the Catholic Church.
There are only two more popes coming after John Paul II, then their
play
of some eighteen centuries will come to an end and the final
stage-curtain
will fall amids a world in flames because of a raging World War III.
St. Malachy, the Irish Catholic saint of twelfth century, gave
the
following mottos to the last two popes who will succeed John Paul II.
To
the penultimate pope he gave the motto "of the glory of the olive." An
olive branch stands for peace and there is presently only one Catholic
spiritual figure who merits that branch. He is Cardinal Roger
Etchegaray.
Etchegaray was president of the Vatican council of justice and
peace, up until 1998. In Jan. 2001, he was special papal envoy to the
celebration of the World Peace Day in Jerusalem and the Holy Land. In
May
1-8, 2002 he was papal envoy on a special peace mission to Jerusalem.
On
March, 2004, he received the Prize "Felix Houphouet-Boigny" for his
work
toward world peace.
Etchegaray, although now 83 years old, he is very much active.
Ok, he's over 80 and therefore cannot be elected Pope.
So much for this guys theory.
On
sept. 2004, he was special papal envoy to the celebrations of the
centennial of the "social week of France." Presently most cardinals of
the
conclave are inclined toward a short papacy, toward a "transitional
pope"
and Echegaray can serve them right. Actually, his reign would be short
and
during his papacy the see will be moved from Vatican because of climate
of
war (like USA attacking Iran) or because of fire destroying most of the
buildings of Vatican.
Etchegary was born in ancient France, toward south of the
famous
wine region Bordeaux, near the Spanish border, in the town of Bayonne.
You mean he's one of my neighbors?
Tony
is
surname indicates that he is of a Basque heritage and not a French. If
he
becomes the next pope then the saying of sage Nosty will come true:
"Not
from Spain, but he who is born in ancient France will be elected for
the
trembling gondola of the papacy."
Etchegary's successor is most likely Cardinal Jean-Marie
Lusti-ger, who with his eyeglasses looks like Henry Kissinger. He was
born
as Aaron Lustinger in Paris, France, from a Polish Jewish parents. He
lost
his parents during Nazi occupation of France. Lived with a Catholic
family, then converted to Catholicism in Aug 25, 1940. Presently he is
79
years old. He could become the last pope and during his reign the
Catholic
Church and its hierarchy will be "gone by the winds."
St. Malachy gave him the motto "Petrus Romanus" which is Latin
for
Peter the Roman. The original apostle Peter was a Jew of course who, in
contrast, might be called "Petrus Judaicus." Also, in 1981, when
Lustinger
became a cardinal he received the title "Saints Marcellino e Pietro,"
now,
"Pietro" means stone or a rock, this is another reference to Peter whom
the Catholics believe was the rock upon whom their church was build, a
church that the world will soon witness its destruction.
_____
Jack Manuelian is the author of the book--NOSTRADAMUS:
PREDICTIONS
OF WORLD WAR III. ISBN: 0938294520. This article is not copy-righted.
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