Author Topic: The Great Catholic Monarch (Read 14466 times)

Belloc · « **Reply #15 on:** August 12, 2009, 08:24:53 AM »

Quote from: TheD

I actually own the book "Catholic Prophecies" by Yves Dupont and I highly recommend it. But I have a hard time believing that the era of peace will be so short. I think Fr. Sylvester Berry is correct when he says it should last from 400-500 years.

I have the book too, good read-but will agree with Dupont, the time will be short, maybe 20 yrs or so after Chastisement, then the King and then Antichrist....nottoo much support have I seen for 400+ yrs

Belloc · « **Reply #16 on:** August 12, 2009, 09:32:32 AM »

Quote from: Classiccom

Check out Richard Ibranyi's view that the Great Monarch is Jesus Christ.

I don't buy his interpretation of Fatima. It is interesting that that Catholic converts like Ibrenyi and Bishop Richard Williamson make the best Catholics. They were not crippled by the toxic baggage of 1870 Club Infallible in their formative years. They don't hesitate to choose biblical truth over Catholic authority structure when necessary.

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Oh yeah, thanks for all your commentary on my posting of this video.

um..ok, so your are a..Prot? Old Catholic???

Tell us who and what you are........your statements would reflect a fundamentalist Prot viewpoint..........

TheD · « **Reply #17 on:** August 12, 2009, 09:44:47 AM »

I am pretty sure Classicom is an 'Old Catholic' but they seem to resemble protestantism/liberal Catholicism. All three oppose Fatima and Vatican I.

Belloc · « **Reply #18 on:** August 12, 2009, 10:05:42 AM »

Quote from: TheD

I am pretty sure Classicom is an 'Old Catholic' but they seem to resemble protestantism/liberal Catholicism. All three oppose Fatima and Vatican I.

Gotcha, sounded like it...heretical, then?

Belloc · « **Reply #19 on:** August 12, 2009, 10:06:12 AM »

Quote from: TheD

Good point. The difference between our generation and the one that lived through the depression is almost polar opposite.

the folks during depression had more common sense, faith and little-no debt...

Classiccom · « **Reply #20 on:** August 12, 2009, 12:10:56 PM »

Don't try to put a label on me. I was born in 1953 and saw the Vatican I church at its American zenith in the 50's. By 1965 I told God this can't be the true faith. Vatican II turned true faith into some sort of sociology course. I stopped going to mass when I was 12. When I was in desperate need of help as a kid, I was told I had a heavy cross to bear (age 7) and that my family was not worthy (age 11). I have been searching ever since for the truth.

In the 80's , Bayside tricked me back into the Catholic world. (hense my suspicion of all things Marian) . Four months of intense bible reading delivered me to the traditional movement. 1986 Assisi came and I had to part with traditionalists. Because traditionalists did not take on Pope Paul II - that was the most damaging to my faith. They even trashed the escape hatch SSPX. I didn 't want any part of the anti Christ facade (ptomken church). The expression whitened sepulchres (Matt 23) comes to mind.
I am on my own now. I like the SSPX people and those here who are seeking the truth. For a label - how about the Catholic Church in exile. You tell me where to check in.

Belloc · « **Reply #21 on:** August 12, 2009, 01:02:41 PM »

Quote from: Classiccom

Don't try to put a label on me.

was not trying, if you mean me.....

Darcy · « **Reply #22 on:** May 09, 2011, 02:30:05 PM »

I was interested in the prophecies regarding the Great Monarch. I had never heard about him or this era until I came to this forum. I don't see things getting better before they get much worse but God can do anything.
So where are things now in this unfolding of endtimes?

I know that the N.O. does not ever talk about it as I have seen nor have I ever heard about it during any of my early years as a preVII Catholic child.

It seems at least logical since the 2012 predictions will be getting much airtime that more will be talked about the apocalyptic prophecies of every kind.
I just don't want to be led down the wrong path as I see this could be an area for many false prophets to take advantage.

So, what needs to be known?

s2srea · « **Reply #23 on:** May 09, 2011, 03:57:58 PM »

Quote from: Classiccom

Don't try to put a label on me. I was born in 1953 and saw the Vatican I church at its American zenith in the 50's. By 1965 I told God this can't be the true faith.

If you were born in '53, you'd probably not seen the Catholic Church in its zenith as modernism was already rampant at that time, especially in america.

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Vatican II turned true faith into some sort of sociology course. I stopped going to mass when I was 12. When I was in desperate need of help as a kid, I was told I had a heavy cross to bear (age 7) and that my family was not worthy (age 11). I have been searching ever since for the truth.

You had a heavy cross to bear at age 7? Was it physical or spiritual? This sounds like the beginning of how many ɧoɱosɛҳųαƖs speak when they 'tell their story'... I'm most definitely not calling you that, only I can't avoid the similarities...

What was your family not worthy of?

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In the 80's , Bayside tricked me back into the Catholic world. (hense my suspicion of all things Marian) .

The Catholic Church has plenty of resources for you not to have any suspicion of true Marian apparitions.

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Four months of intense bible reading delivered me to the traditional movement. 1986 Assisi came and I had to part with traditionalists. Because traditionalists did not take on Pope Paul II - that was the most damaging to my faith.

What would you liked the "Traditionalists" to have done? Do you believe you fully understand what they could and couldn't have done?

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They even trashed the escape hatch SSPX. I didn 't want any part of the anti Christ facade (ptomken church). The expression whitened sepulchres (Matt 23) comes to mind. I am on my own now. I like the SSPX people and those here who are seeking the truth. For a label - how about the Catholic Church in exile. You tell me where to check in.

It sounds like you have a lack of faith and spiritual direction Classic. The Catholic Church in exile are the traditionalists of today. If I understand your situation correctly, from the little you've written of it, then I hope and pray you can realize that the sacraments are essential to the faith when available. I don't know that you do or don't receive them, but if you don't they are available from Catholic priests today.

Darcy · « **Reply #24 on:** May 09, 2011, 04:05:43 PM »

Will the French areas of North America play any role?

Clodovicus · « **Reply #25 on:** May 15, 2011, 12:43:31 PM »

Quote from: Classiccom

Check out Richard Ibranyi's view that the Great Monarch is Jesus Christ.

I don't buy his interpretation of Fatima. It is interesting that that Catholic converts like Ibrenyi and Bishop Richard Williamson make the best Catholics. They were not crippled by the toxic baggage of 1870 Club Infallible in their formative years. They don't hesitate to choose biblical truth over Catholic authority structure when necessary.

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Oh yeah, thanks for all your commentary on my posting of this video.

Ibranyi says St. Aquinas is in Hell.... he's a nutcase & a half...

gladius_veritatis · « **Reply #26 on:** May 15, 2011, 02:11:52 PM »

Quote from: Darcy

I was interested in the prophecies regarding the Great Monarch...
So where are things now in this unfolding of endtimes?

Only God knows exactly where we are, but here is an excellent text (if you have not already read it) which deals with the subject:

http://www.scribd.com/doc/4956324/Catholic-Prophecy

catholicobserver · « **Reply #27 on:** September 13, 2016, 02:34:58 PM »

Have you read the book written in Spanish " Garabandal: Hora X"? Those of you
who are intrigued by the prophecies of the Great Catholic Monarch, should get
this book. It is written in Spanish, but if you are able to read some Spanish, you
will get a very important insight on this subject and on the fact as who this
mysterious personnage is.

I hope this book will be translated into English and other languages, because it is
a MUST READ! In it you will get a clue of his name and of his ascendancy, which
seems to be Navarre,in Spain. Although the book clearly states that he does not
live in Spain. He has lived in complete poverty and the divine hand has caused
him to fail in many of his dreams and goals.

Croixalist · « **Reply #28 on:** September 13, 2016, 04:59:15 PM »

Quote from: catholicobserver

Have you read the book written in Spanish " Garabandal: Hora X"? Those of you
who are intrigued by the prophecies of the Great Catholic Monarch, should get
this book. It is written in Spanish, but if you are able to read some Spanish, you
will get a very important insight on this subject and on the fact as who this
mysterious personnage is.

I hope this book will be translated into English and other languages, because it is
a MUST READ! In it you will get a clue of his name and of his ascendancy, which
seems to be Navarre,in Spain. Although the book clearly states that he does not
live in Spain. He has lived in complete poverty and the divine hand has caused
him to fail in many of his dreams and goals.

Do you still own this book? If so, can you cite the chapter(s) that deal with the subject? From what you can remember, how did the GCM come up in relation to Garabandal?

username124 · « **Reply #29 on:** December 24, 2016, 10:31:32 AM »

The Great Monarch cannot be fully understood without being aware that the real sword in the stone is in Tuscany, Italy. The sword of St. Galgano is the legendary Excalibur on Earth. It is the fulfillment of two biblical passages....I did not come to bring peace, but a sword....I will turn their swords into plowshares... Sister Lucia of Fatima said that the secrets of Fatima had to do with the book of Revelations chapters 8-12. Chapter 10 is about the Great Monarch.