The Bible is 100% Catholic, which means all of the prophesy contained therein is Catholic. Duh.

No shat, Sherlock.  But God has continued giving messages through prophets from 100AD (St John's death) til present times.  This is not contained the Bible at all.  So your point is irrelevant.

 
Yes, are you?
 

What's your problem other than not having proficiency in reading? I never said I'd like to see the end of the white race. *Seeing something* and *liking to see something* isn't the same thing. You should learn some basic logic.

Unhappy people throw the most shade.  Go to bed. You have major issues.

Pax Vobis says: No shat, Sherlock. But God has continued giving messages through prophets from 100AD (St John's death) til present times. This is not contained the Bible at all. So your point is irrelevant.

The point is that the 100% Catholic Bible, including Revelation and all of the prophesies contained therein, trump any private revelation after the last public revelation to St. John. Nowhere in the 100% Catholic Bible does it mention a "Great Monarch" according to your narrative. The Bible is canon. The private revelation to which you subscribe aren't canon.

If this "Great Monarch" was so important, it would be mentioned in the Bible, but it's not.

Even if the private revelations are true about him, he is so insignificant to the whole picture, that thge Lord God excluded him from scripture. You're essentially missing the forest for the trees. You focus on a tree ("the Great Monarch") but you miss the forest (what Revelation requires us to believe).

The GCM could certainly be veiled in the language of Sacred Scripture. It doesn't matter much anyway until something actually starts happening. We can't promise anything and we shouldn't get locked in on any particular prophecy, but you can't blame us for hoping for some signs of life.

Anyway, looks like we're all in for a show: Opus Dei may just have their very own candidate in Alexander Tschugguel.



1:23:56-1:26:13

So what I think right now is that the plan God has, at least for me, and I can only talk about this right now, because I do not know what God's plan is for you and for the others, is to get this virus, to get through it, to be immune against it; so I am immune against it and as soon as I have my energy back I do not have it back yet fully, but as soon as I have it back I promise you God will give me immediately a very, very, very big task.

I already have right now since yesterday, I cannot talk about it, but since yesterday I got a huge task to do and I have to pray for it now and I have to prepare for it. And I see that this will all, this all changes really the whole surface of the world.

So, if people did not believe that the whole modernist world and everything and this whole idea of going ahead every day and every day "modernism will make something new and bigger and more great and fantastic" and so on, now you see what modernism brings. Modernism brings that the families goes together now hate each other and beat each other up, and modernism brings that the churches are closed, modernism brings that the people are losing hope completely and modernism brings that the state is taking over and it is surveilling you now through everything, every device you have. So, this is what modernism brings. And the people now can open their eyes and can understand again that their goal is of course on Earth not to be anything like that but to live a life according to what God wants. Now is the time to understand now it the time to follow it. Pray for it, prepare for it.

Within the next month there will come a time when God will ask many things of all of us, all of us Catholics, and we all have to prepare for them and the only possibility to prepare is to ask the Lord for his help with praying:
  
"God, please let me be prepared for whatever you have for a task for me for  whatever task you have for me let me be prepared please prepare me for this."

So, this is the preparation time and Lent is a preparation time so let's see what happens at Easter..."

I suppose we will see. Is it mangled English, an overshadowing by the Opus Dei, Great Monarch Madness, or the real deal? I'm leaning towards the Opus Dei being tasked with herding the Trads with their very own GCM facsimile. But you never know!

Pax Vobis says: Ok Mr Protestant.

Ad hominem fallacy because you're frustrated for losing the argument.

The white race is cursed with a stupor for having rejected the Lord Jesus Christ after He blessed them. Read 2 Thessalonians 2:10-11, for it says:
"And in all seduction of iniquity to them that perish; because they receive not the love of the truth, that they might be saved. Therefore God shall send them the operation of error, to believe lying: That all may be judged who have not believed the truth, but have consented to iniquity."

Those who have much (especially the Faith), more is required. If you once have the Faith but then reject it, your punishments will be far more severe than those who never knew God (but they will also be seperate from Him in the afterlife). Now read 2 Peter 2:20-22, for it says:
"For if, flying from the pollutions of the world, through the knowledge of our Lord and Saviour Jesus Christ, they be again entangled in them and overcome: their latter state is become unto them worse than the former. For it had been better for them not to have known the way of justice, than after they have known it, to turn back from that holy commandment which was delivered to them. For, that of the true proverb has happened to them: The dog is returned to his vomit: and, The sow that was washed, to her wallowing in the mire."

It's game over for whitey.

If this "Great Monarch" was so important, it would be mentioned in the Bible, but it's not.

Do you believe in the Immaculate Conception?  It is a defined dogma, but it is not explicitly mentioned in Holy Writ.
 
No salvation outside the Church?  Again, same question applies, although that dogma has been solemnly defined on three different occasions.

You *seem* to overemphasize the role of Scripture, which would make me think you downplay the role of Tradition.  What say you?

Btw, am I  to presume you are NOT white?  You seem overjoyed that "whitey" is proverbial toast.  Perhaps just a self-hating white?  Either way, your stance is odd, to put it kindly.