Friends,
A recent essay of mine mentioned the prophecies of that group in Texas – the Mission of Divine Mercy – who claims to be receiving messages from the B.V.M. See one of the Lifesitenews articles here.
And the local bishop, a notorious Modernist infamous for shutting down a
Catholic family retreat center, squashed them for it. A number of
commentators told me "they lost me" when I brought this up and that
John-Henry Westen should be ashamed of giving space to them. The Mission
of Divine Mercy has been receiving prophecies for 30 years or something
but is only now making them known. Or so they say.
In a return comment, I wrote that "Prophecy
takes care of itself" is the old saying. Whether the prophet is a
prophet will be seen, and soon enough. The Church is disintegrating as
we look at it, and nothing and no one seems to be able to stop
Bergoglio, or whoever is running the show. (A Freemasonry committee? A
Communist junta? Atheists R-Us?) John-Henry Westen is desperate. That
desperation is he published these prophecies and why the bishop squashed
the revelations: they were on target. They'll squash Fatima and the
other accepted revelations soon enough, as well. Bet on it. Yet the
Church's situation is an exact parallel with the U.S. government
devolution into tyranny. Exact.
If
it is a true prophecy, it will happen whether we note it or not; if it
is not a true prophecy, it will fade away and be forgotten – unless, of course, the "Usurper" finishes off the Church.
Whether a true prophecy or not, however, as I've been arguing for
years, Bergoglio is obviously an usurper who has been allowed to sit on
the throne of St. Peter.
You don't need a prophecy to see that.
Just common sense.
AnP
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