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Ärende: The Last Pope
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Hello Everybody,

"In persecutione extrema sacrae romanae ecclesiae sedebit Petrus
Romanus, here pascet oves in multis tribulationibus; quibi transactis,
civitas Septis diruetur collis, and Judex tremendus judicabit populum
suum. Amen." - St. Malachy, ~1139 AD, prophecy of last pope

As you know, Pope Benedict XVI has decided to resign his office,
effective February 28, 2013.  This is not the end, but rather the
beginning of the end.

For those who are not familiar with St. Malachy's prophecy, it
is in reference to a list of future popes since 1143 AD that he
is alleged to have written around the year 1139 AD.  Most people
assume the list is of 112 popes, while some claim it is only 111,
with the last one (112) being a forged addition to the list.

However, let us assume that St. Malachy's list is complete,
including the Petrus Romanus prophecy.  How many popes does that
make?  Let's look at the prophecy again, translated into English -

"During the last persecution of the Holy Roman church will sit
Peter the Roman, who is to shepherd his flock among many tribulations;
when these are completed, the seven-hilled city will be destroyed, and
the formidable Judge will judge his people.  And so be it."

Since the original is in Latin, let's look at another English
translation so as to be sure we are not mistaken about what
St. Malachy wrote -

"In the final persecution of the Holy Roman Church there will reign
Peter the Roman, who will feed his flock among many tribulations, after
which the seven-hilled city will be destroyed and the dreadful Judge
will judge the people."

I find this translation to be more accurate, but feel free to conduct
your own search or translate the original Latin yourself.

Let's assume, for the sake of argument, that St. Malachy is right.
There is only one pope to follow Benedict XVI.
St. Malachy mentions this as part of his pope #111 prophecy.
An addendum to pope #111, so to speak.
Petrus Romanus.
Or so it seems.
At least at first glance.

Here is what most folks have failed to notice -
There is still another pope mentioned after Peter of Rome.
Do you see it?
Do you see it now?
Of course you do.
This year of 2013 is the Year of Three Popes.
You do see it now.
Don't you?
If not, let me explain it to you -

You see, most folks assume the "dreadful Judge" will be God.
However, I know better.  The "dreadful Judge" will be a Cajun.
Or at least a Frenchman.  But most likely a Cajun.

How do I know this?  St. Malachy did not mention any Cajun.
Nostradamus did that, hundreds of years ago -

Nostradamus, Quatrain 6.28
Nostradamus, Quatrain 5.79
Nostradamus, Quatrain 2.51

Well, Quatrain 2.51 is more about what that Cajun pope will do
to Madonna, or what Madonna will be doing to the Cajun pope.
As to the identity of that Cajun pope, Mostradamus kind of gives
it away by identifying him with the number 666.

--Lee

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