No Pax. Europe was not 100% Catholic. Just like today there are not actually 1.4 Billion real Catholics. Most of them are what Augustine calls "false brethren." There was great social pressure in the 13th Century to appear Catholic.

I agree there will be a lot of (mostly transient) conversions immediately following the Warning/Illumination. But most of them will not persevere. The NWO machine will ramp back up with a vengeance very quickly.

Again, you have not provided evidence that "the whole world will be Catholic" from the quotes you provided. The quotes that refer to this mass conversion that take place after the Warning/Illumination, which comes from "angels" acccording to Apocalypse 14. Yes, the conversions will happen. But most are temporary. After this the Battle of Armageddon will begin very quickly. The BofA is just another description of the period of the Two Witnesses. The faithful will "fight" the apostates, meaning the faithful will try to win as many souls still on the fence while there is still time. The battle is a spiritual one, but it will have physical consequences as well.

The apostasy is the institutional Church being hijacked by freemasons, homos, and communists. They slowly create a counterfeit church which "the worldlings" believe is the real Church. It is the woke church of Synodality. And its "pope" is the Antichrist Bergoglio, who will be revealed as such very soon.

Yes, I need to "get some positivity." Too much "doom-n-gloom."

Now you go read this. And don't forget to Watch and Pray:

DIES irae, dies illa, solvet saeculum in favilla, teste David cuм Sibylla.	THAT day of wrath, that dreadful day, shall heaven and earth in ashes lay, as David and the Sybil say.
Quantus tremor est futurus, quando iudex est venturus, cuncta stricte discussurus!	What horror must invade the mind when the approaching Judge shall find and sift the deeds of all mankind!
Tuba mirum spargens sonum per sepulcra regionum, coget omnes ante thronum.	The mighty trumpet's wondrous tone shall rend each tomb's sepulchral stone and summon all before the Throne.
Mors stupebit et natura, cuм resurget creatura, iudicanti responsura.	Now death and nature with surprise behold the trembling sinners rise to meet the Judge's searching eyes.
Liber scriptus proferetur, in quo totum continetur, unde mundus iudicetur.	Then shall with universal dread the Book of Consciences be read to judge the lives of all the dead.
Iudex ergo cuм sedebit, quidquid latet apparebit: nil inultum remanebit.	For now before the Judge severe all hidden things must plain appear; no crime can pass unpunished here.
Quid sum miser tunc dicturus? quem patronum rogaturus? cuм vix iustus sit securus.	O what shall I, so guilty plead? and who for me will intercede? when even Saints shall comfort need?
Rex tremendae maiestatis, qui salvandos salvas gratis, salva me, fons pietatis.	O King of dreadful majesty! grace and mercy You grant free; as Fount of Kindness, save me!
Recordare Iesu pie, quod sum causa tuae viae: ne me perdas illa die.	Recall, dear Jesus, for my sake you did our suffering nature take then do not now my soul forsake!
Quaerens me, sedisti lassus: redemisti crucem passus: tantus labor non sit cassus.	In weariness You sought for me, and suffering upon the tree! let not in vain such labor be.
Iuste iudex ultionis, donum fac remissionis, ante diem rationis.	O Judge of justice, hear, I pray, for pity take my sins away before the dreadful reckoning day.
Ingemisco, tamquam reus: culpa rubet vultus meus: supplicanti parce Deus.	Your gracious face, O Lord, I seek; deep shame and grief are on my cheek; in sighs and tears my sorrows speak.
Qui Mariam absolvisti, et latronem exaudisti, mihi quoque spem dedisti.	You Who did Mary's guilt unbind, and mercy for the robber find, have filled with hope my anxious mind.
Preces meae non sunt dignae: sed tu bonus fac benigne, ne perenni cremer igne.	How worthless are my prayers I know, yet, Lord forbid that I should go into the fires of endless woe.
Inter oves locuм praesta, et ab haedis me sequestra, statuens in parte dextera.	Divorced from the accursed band, o make me with Your sheep to stand, as child of grace, at Your right Hand.
Confutatis maledictis, flammis acribus addictis. voca me cuм benedictis.	When the doomed can no more flee from the fires of misery with the chosen call me.
Oro supplex et acclinis, cor contritum quasi cinis: gere curam mei finis.	Before You, humbled, Lord, I lie, my heart like ashes, crushed and dry, assist me when I die.
Lacrimosa dies illa, qua resurget ex favilla. iudicandus homo reus: huic ergo parce Deus.	Full of tears and full of dread is that day that wakes the dead, calling all, with solemn blast to be judged for all their past.
Pie Iesu Domine, dona eis requiem. Amen.	Lord, have mercy, Jesus blest, grant them all Your Light and Rest. Amen.

The Dimonds just dropped a video on end times prophecies

These are NOT prophecies. They are theological commentaries/interpretations of the Apocalypse, Daniel, and 2 Thessalonians 2. Perfectly fine for what they are. But don't mix up "private revelation" (prophecy) with theological commentary.

I will go through each one of these. My comments in red:


Quotes from Saints, speaking of the a coming Great and Holy King and His Holy Roman Empire


St Methodius (4th cent)
"A day will come when the enemies of Christ [freemasons] will boast of having conquered the whole world.  They will say, "Christians cannot escape now!"  But a great King will arise to fight the enemies of God.  He will defeat them, and peace will be given to the world, and the Church will be freed from Her anxieties."

True. Consistent with the Apocalypse 17:14. Apocalypse 19:5-21. Apocalypse 10:1-6 (according to Holzhauser). Note that there is nothing here about a geo-political peace that lasts 50-100 years. This "peace" is what I called the "respite." Very short, like days or weeks...definitely not more than a few months for the perspective of human time.
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St Remigius (5th cent), Bishop of France who baptized King Clovis and 3,000 followers into the Faith in 496 AD.
"Take notice that the Kingdom of France is predestined by God for the defense of the Roman Church which is the only true Church of Christ.  This kingdom shall someday be great among the kingdoms of the earth, and shall embrace all the limits of the Roman Empire, and shall submit all other kingdoms to its own scepter."

[France has never held this much territory under its power.  It has never embraced all the limits of the Roman Empire.  If this prophecy is true, it is yet to come.]

I'm not sure this is even an apocalyptic prophecy. It sounds more like a pious nationalistic statement from a Bishop of France. I would need more context to know if it fits in with the Holy Pope/Great Monarch prophecies. It doesn't sound like it. And anyway, at that time the "Franks" held a very small area. You can look up the image by Google. The Kingdom of France expanded far beyond those humble beginnings.


St Epheaem (5th cent):
"Then the Lord from his glorious heaven shall set up His peace.  And the kingdom of the Romans [Roman Empire] shall rise in place of this latter people, and establish its dominion upon the earth, even to its ends, and there shall be no one who will resist it.

After iniquity shall have multiplied, and all creatures have become defiled, then Divine Justice shall appear, and shall wholly destroy the people, and coming forth from perdition, the man of iniquity [anti-christ] shall be revealed upon the earth, the Seducer of men, and the distruber of the whole earth."

This is a commentary/interpretation of the Apocalypse, not a prophecy. It is from an author known as Pseudo-Ephraem. You can read about it here: (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Apocalypse_of_Pseudo-Ephraem). St. Ephraem the Syrian, Doctor of the Church, lived a hundred of years before. He died in 373AD. So, the Saint died in the 4th Century, and therefore could not have produced a docuмent from the 5th Century. Pseudo-Ephraem is from the 5th Century.



St Caesar of Arles, France (6th cent), Father of the Church, according to Jurgen's "Faith of the Early Fathers".  Presided over the 2nd Council of Orange in 529 AD against Pelagianism.
"When the entire world, and in a special way France - especially the provinces of the north, the east, and above all that of Lorraine and Champagne - shall have been laid waste by the greatest miseries and trials, then the provinces shall be comforted by a prince who had been exiled in his youth, and who shall recover the crown of the lilies.  This prince shall extend his dominion over the total universe.

At the same time, by the will of God, a most holy man shall receive the Papacy, who will be most perfect in every spiritual perfection.  This Pope will have with him the great Monarch, the most virtuous man, who shall be an eminent leader of the holy line of French Kings.  This great Monarch shall assist the Pope in the reformation of the whole earth.  Many nations and their princes that are living in error and impiety shall be converted and an admirable peace shall reign among men during many years, because the wrath of God shall be appeased through their repentence, penance and good works.  There will be one common law, only one faith, one baptism, one religion.

All nations shall recognize the Holy See of Rome, and shall pay homage to the Pope.  But after an extended period of time, fervor will cool, inquity will abound and moral corruption shall become worse than ever before, which shall bring upon mankind the last and worst persecution of anti-christ and the end of the world."

St. Caesar is known to have written a commentary/interpretation of the Apocalypse. But this does sound like a prophecy. And it would be good see the source. But it sounds like the standard French line prophecies, which, by the way, contradict the German/Holy Roman Emperor line prophecies. But as I've said, I believe that the Holy Pope/Great Monarch prophecies are true but are allegories that should not be interpreted literally.


St Catald(us)  (7th cent):
"The Great King will wage war till he is 40 years of age.  He will assemble great armies and hurl back the tyrants out of his empire."

Sounds like a prophecy. But doesn't say much. He's not a Father of the Church.


Rabanus Maurus  (9th cent), the most thorough chronicler of both prophecy and Oral Tradition in Western Europe.  He was abbot of the famous Benedictine Monastery in Fulda.  According to the Catholic Encyclopedia, "His fame as a teacher spread all over Europe.  He was the most learned man of his age.  In scripture and patristic knowledge, he had no equal and was thoroughly conversant in canon law and liturgy."

"Our principle Doctors [teachers of the Faith] agree in telling us, that towards the end of time one of the descendents of the kings of France shall reign over all the Roman Empire; and that he shall be the greatest of the French Monarchs and the last of his race.  After having governed well his kingdom, he shall go to Jerusalem and lay down his scepter and crown at Mt Olivet.  This shall be the conclusion of the Roman and Christian Empire."

I'd like to see the original of this. He is reporting something "certain doctors" said. It is not his own prophecy. I read this to refer to "Pope Francis" as the last antipope of the Roman Catholic Church.


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St Anslem  (11th cent), Doctor of the Church
"Certain Doctors [esteemed teachers of the Faith] truly say, that one of the kings of the Frankish Empire shall possess it in its entirety, which King shall live in the last time and shall be the greatest and last of kings.  Who after he shall have happily governed his Kingdom, shall come to Jerusalem and lay down his scepter and crown on Mt Olivet.  He shall be the last and consummate Emperor of the Roman and Christian Empire.

And immediately thereupon [after he lays down his scepter/crown], according to the sentence of Paul, they [esteemed teachers of the Faith] say antichrist will come."

St. Anselm is just reporting the same thing that Rabanus reported above.


St Hildegard (12th cent)
...There are so many prophecies from St Hildegard that you can look them up yourself.

I know St. Hildegard's prophecies well. I am not aware that she says anything like what you claim. Please show me one example, with footnote so I can look it up.

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None of the rest are Fathers of the Church. Their comments are most likely derived from earlier commentaries. But if you could find the source, we could look more closely at the translations.


St Thomas a'Becket (12th cent)
"A knight shall come from the West.  He shall capture Milan, Lombardy and the three Crowns [Italy].  He shall then sail to Cyprus and Famagoste and land at Jaffa [the oldest part of Tel Aviv, Israel], and reach Christ's grave, where he will fight.  Wars and wonders shall befall until the people believe in Christ toward the end of the world."

?????? You've got to be kidding me.


William D'Otrante (13th cent), an abbot of a monastery in Southern Italy
"The Great Monarch and the great pope will preceed anti-christ.  The nations will be at war for 4 years and a great part of the world will be destroyed.  The pope will go over the sea carrying the sign of Redemption on his forehead.  The Great Monarch will come to restore peace and the Pope will share the victory.  Peace will reign on earth."

He does precede the "revelation" of Antichrist. He will be a person who held the papal office previously. His given name is Joseph.

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John of Vatiguerro (13th cent)
"Spoilation, pillaging and devastation of that most famous city which is the capital and mistress of France [Paris] will take place when the Church and the world are grievously troubled.  The Pope will change his residence and the Church will not be defended for 25 months or more, because during all that time, there will be no Pope in Rome, no emperor and no ruler in France.  But, after this, a young captive Prince shall recover the Crown of the Lilies and shall extend his dominion all over the world."

Paris and France here are allegorical symbols referring to the false church of "Pope Francis" and Paris is a reference to his capital, Rome. Rome will lose the Faith and become the Seat of the Antichrist [Francis]. The true Pope will change is residence probably means that he dies and goes to heaven before his return. Remember, Holzhauser's interpretation of Apocalypse 10.

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St Vicent Ferrer (14th cent), known as the "Angel of Judgement" spoken of in the Apocalypse.
"Armies from the East, West and North will fight together in Italy and the Eagle [Great Monarch] shall capture the false king, and all things shall be made obedient unto him, and there shall be a new reformation in the world.

This is probably just commentary on the Apocalypse and other Biblical prophecies that discuss the Aquila, in Latin translated as "eagle" or "north" in the Bible.