Author Topic: Great Catholic Monarch Prophecies (Read 46853 times)

Charles · « **Reply #60 on:** September 20, 2011, 11:52:36 PM »

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I do feel I have enough Carolingian blood in me for something like that.

You're quite the odd-ball. But who here isn't?! I just hope you're no troll!

An odd ball with a bit of reason.

Are you a candidate ?

InfiniteFaith · « **Reply #61 on:** September 21, 2011, 12:41:25 AM »

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I do feel I have enough Carolingian blood in me for something like that.

You're quite the odd-ball. But who here isn't?! I just hope you're no troll!

An odd ball with a bit of reason.

Are you a candidate ?

Well the more I keep pushing this stuff the more I'm finding out there is French Royalty still alive. I was under the impression before hand that most of the French Royalty was killed in the French Revolution, and considering that there were a few (probably less than 10) bloodlines that migrated to Quebec before the French Revolution....I thought I might be.

But no.

I've been kicked off of other websites for posting this stuff. I should probably stop now, and build a reputation on this one.

chaz89 · « **Reply #62 on:** September 22, 2011, 05:20:32 PM »

Ethelred,

Found some contributing info from other seers in re to Irlmaier and his vision of Russia overrunning Europe . One thing that struck me in Fr. Gruner's section about the speed of war throughout the world.

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Bro. Adam of Wuerzburg 1949.
The war will break out in the southeast, but that is only a ruse. Thus the opposition is to be misled; Russia long prepared its plan of attack. Each Russian officer has the movement order already in the bag and waits only for the word. First, the main thrust is effected against Sweden and is directed then against Norway and Denmark ...
At the same time sections of the Russian army will advance by West Prussia, Saxonia and Thuringia to the Rhine, in order to gain control of Calais and the Channel coast. In the south the Russian army will join the Yugoslav army. Their armies will confederate to break in to Greece and Italy.
The Holy Father must flee. He must flee fast, in order to escape the blood bath. Cardinals fall and bishops too are victims.
Then they will try to advance by Spain and France to the Atlantic coast in order to unite with the army fighting in the north and to complete the military encirclement of the European mainland.
The third Russian army, which task it is to occupy the left blank areas ... will be used no more, because the army is disturbed in its advance due to the revolutions in the south and is in rapid dissolution, while a great monarch determined by God will attack the army in the north at the Niederrhein and overpower it with the most modern weapons.
In Saxonia, where the back-flooding army places itself again to the battle, it will be struck and destroyed. Thus the war is terminated in Germany. The remainder of Russia's staggering armies will be pursued deep into the internal parts of Russia and wiped out.

Josef Stockert (1947)
Tanks roll over Germany. These tanks will come from the east and will drive with great speed to the west. Where obstacles are put in their way, they flatten everything to the ground. In three spearheads they pull to the west, along the North Sea, to Central Germany and in the south along the alps (as far as I can remember). Because of fear the people will flee to the west. In France the roads will be clogged by fleeing people and cars which cannot go forward and cannot go back. Men and women are used by the hostile army. Those who refuse [orders] are shot.... Food and everything that the hostile army needs is taken from the population. The tank troops of the Russians will come up to the Rhine. The whole country will be full of strange soldiers who murder and rape the women without check ...

Fr. Gruner's Fatima site:
It will break out suddenly, from East to West. Our Lady said to Sister Elena Aiello, "Russia will attack America with secret armies." The Russians already have an army of Special Forces and Arab terrorists that they have trained, along with the Communist Red Chinese. They have a vast army, secret armies, who are waiting for the day when the signal is given, then they will all erupt together and make chaos in the West, and in the United States, and all over North America.
And they will attack Europe. In the morning it will appear that the world is at peace. By the evening, the entire world will be plunged into war. Our Lady said, "If people do not convert (if they do not turn away from their sins), the world is going to be punished with war, hunger, persecution of the Church and persecution of the Holy Father". I think we already have some idea of the scenario that is going to take place in that time of war, hunger, persecution against the Church, and persecution against the Pope.
Our Lady has said, along with the prophecies of many of the saints and other holy individuals who died with the reputation of great sanctity, "It will appear that evil is triumphant". And that is when the triumph of the Immaculate Heart of Mary will begin.

PereJoseph · « **Reply #63 on:** September 22, 2011, 05:34:03 PM »

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I do feel I have enough Carolingian blood in me for something like that.

You're quite the odd-ball. But who here isn't?! I just hope you're no troll!

An odd ball with a bit of reason.

Are you a candidate ?

Well the more I keep pushing this stuff the more I'm finding out there is French Royalty still alive. I was under the impression before hand that most of the French Royalty was killed in the French Revolution, and considering that there were a few (probably less than 10) bloodlines that migrated to Quebec before the French Revolution....I thought I might be.

No blood lines migrated to Quebec -- that is, no royal blood lines. The thing that needs to be understood about French royalty is that the Salic law excludes anybody who succeeds through the woman from having any royal rights whatsoever. It is exclusively patrilineal. Having the royal blood through the woman certainly means that one comes from a great noble house (since in the old days the houses of the Princes of the Blood and the House of France itself would never marry any lower, for obvious reasons), and certainly therein one is born into serious duties deriving from one's heritage -- into which Providence had one born, -- but one is not, therefore, royal. One is, rather, amongst the grands seigneurs, which is no small thing, mind you.

The only way that French royalty migrated to Quebec is if the Lost Dauphin of one of his descendants fled there. This is quite possible, of course, but there is currently no way for the general public to determine if this happened.

s2srea · « **Reply #64 on:** September 22, 2011, 05:59:42 PM »

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I do feel I have enough Carolingian blood in me for something like that.

You're quite the odd-ball. But who here isn't?! I just hope you're no troll!

An odd ball with a bit of reason.

You say you have reason, yet you "feel I have enough Carolingian " blood. Good reasoning. :wink:

InfiniteFaith · « **Reply #65 on:** September 22, 2011, 06:49:04 PM »

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I do feel I have enough Carolingian blood in me for something like that.

You're quite the odd-ball. But who here isn't?! I just hope you're no troll!

An odd ball with a bit of reason.

Are you a candidate ?

Well the more I keep pushing this stuff the more I'm finding out there is French Royalty still alive. I was under the impression before hand that most of the French Royalty was killed in the French Revolution, and considering that there were a few (probably less than 10) bloodlines that migrated to Quebec before the French Revolution....I thought I might be.

No blood lines migrated to Quebec -- that is, no royal blood lines. The thing that needs to be understood about French royalty is that the Salic law excludes anybody who succeeds through the woman from having any royal rights whatsoever. It is exclusively patrilineal. Having the royal blood through the woman certainly means that one comes from a great noble house (since in the old days the houses of the Princes of the Blood and the House of France itself would never marry any lower, for obvious reasons), and certainly therein one is born into serious duties deriving from one's heritage -- into which Providence had one born, -- but one is not, therefore, royal. One is, rather, amongst the grands seigneurs, which is no small thing, mind you.

The only way that French royalty migrated to Quebec is if the Lost Dauphin of one of his descendants fled there. This is quite possible, of course, but there is currently no way for the general public to determine if this happened.

Thats good to know....thanks.

InfiniteFaith · « **Reply #66 on:** September 22, 2011, 06:50:06 PM »

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I do feel I have enough Carolingian blood in me for something like that.

You're quite the odd-ball. But who here isn't?! I just hope you're no troll!

An odd ball with a bit of reason.

You say you have reason, yet you "feel I have enough Carolingian " blood. Good reasoning. :wink:

Feeling is certainly not something to go by.

PereJoseph · « **Reply #67 on:** September 22, 2011, 07:13:08 PM »

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I do feel I have enough Carolingian blood in me for something like that.

You're quite the odd-ball. But who here isn't?! I just hope you're no troll!

An odd ball with a bit of reason.

You say you have reason, yet you "feel I have enough Carolingian " blood. Good reasoning. :wink:

Feeling is certainly not something to go by.

I have not had a chance to see the picture you posted until now, since today is the first time I've had access to a computer since the thread began. But, it doesn't look like you have a Roman nose at all, especially since we would need to see it's profile.

s2srea · « **Reply #68 on:** September 22, 2011, 07:14:48 PM »

I somehow don't think the Great Monarch will be trying to figure out if he's the great Monarch. If so, I doubt he'd post publicly he'd be doing so. Just my 2 cents.

PereJoseph · « **Reply #69 on:** September 22, 2011, 07:21:15 PM »

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I somehow don't think the Great Monarch will be trying to figure out if he's the great Monarch. If so, I doubt he'd post publicly he'd be doing so. Just my 2 cents.

As far as I know, he will totally devote himself to God and live in total obscurity, not revealing himself because of his humility; he will go to France by the North because need will drive him, which I interpret to mean that his going there will be the only virtuous decision in the circuмstances. The bearing of his person and the prophecies themselves do not seem to be in keeping with asking a public internet forum of strangers whether or not one is the Great Monarch...

rowsofvoices9 · « **Reply #70 on:** September 22, 2011, 08:33:25 PM »

I don't know about these Great Monarch prophecies and I tend to waiver back and forth over even believing in them. As far as I know there is nothing about this personage in sacred scripture. They are private revelations and not part of the depost of faith. Therefore, as Catholics we are not bound to believe in them. Also there are many contradictions in these prophecies and they could refer to many different Kings. Here are a few examples of what I mean.

St. Augustine (5th Century) - "A Frankish King will one day rule over the entire Roman
Empire." It is very possible that he was prophesying about Charlemagne.

St. Isidore of Seville (7th Century) - "In the last days a very pious King shall reign over our Great Spain.". Couldn't this have been King Ferdinand?

Cataldus (5th Century) - "He will conquer England." Might it be possible the that this prophecy was about William the Conquerer?

LordPhan · « **Reply #71 on:** September 22, 2011, 09:42:41 PM »

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I don't know about these Great Monarch prophecies and I tend to waiver back and forth over even believing in them. As far as I know there is nothing about this personage in sacred scripture. They are private revelations and not part of the depost of faith. Therefore, as Catholics we are not bound to believe in them. Also there are many contradictions in these prophecies and they could refer to many different Kings. Here are a few examples of what I mean.

St. Augustine (5th Century) - "A Frankish King will one day rule over the entire Roman
Empire." It is very possible that he was prophesying about Charlemagne.

St. Isidore of Seville (7th Century) - "In the last days a very pious King shall reign over our Great Spain.". Couldn't this have been King Ferdinand?

Cataldus (5th Century) - "He will conquer England." Might it be possible the that this prophecy was about William the Conquerer?

You are correct that you are not bound to believe private revelations.

Out of the 3 you posted here I think your first one is right, if that is the whole prophecy(my book is in my car which is 5 stories down and across a garage so I'm not getting it) then it probably was charlemagne, as for the second, the Last Days were not during Ferdinand and Isabella, and it was Isabella his Queen(Who's Kingdom of Castille&Leon was the most powerful of the two) who was the most Pious, not that Ferdinand wasn't Pious. The Third is part of a larger prophecy, I'd have to see the whole thing.

LordPhan · « **Reply #72 on:** September 22, 2011, 09:45:39 PM »

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I somehow don't think the Great Monarch will be trying to figure out if he's the great Monarch. If so, I doubt he'd post publicly he'd be doing so. Just my 2 cents.

As far as I know, he will totally devote himself to God and live in total obscurity, not revealing himself because of his humility; he will go to France by the North because need will drive him, which I interpret to mean that his going there will be the only virtuous decision in the circuмstances. The bearing of his person and the prophecies themselves do not seem to be in keeping with asking a public internet forum of strangers whether or not one is the Great Monarch...

Which prophecy says this? The ones I have read said the Great Monarch would be with a Great Pope, and that the Great Monarch would be middle aged and have fought in many wars. The Great Pope would sail across the sea etc. And the Great Monarch would enter Jerusalem.
This is all from memory, I don't remember the one you are speaking of, so perhaps I have missed it?

PereJoseph · « **Reply #73 on:** September 22, 2011, 09:53:50 PM »

LordPhan, I am referring to the prophecies of Marie-Julie Jahenny, the Breton stigmatist. There is a whole book about her online; it is short, but unfortunately it was David Hobson who uploaded it onto the internet. It's about Marie-Julie and her prophecies and was written by the Marquis de la Franquerie. I highly recommend it. Anyway, it is also consistent with the prophecies of St Francis of Paola.

Catholic Samurai · « **Reply #74 on:** September 22, 2011, 09:54:13 PM »

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I somehow don't think the Great Monarch will be trying to figure out if he's the great Monarch. If so, I doubt he'd post publicly he'd be doing so. Just my 2 cents.

As far as I know, he will totally devote himself to God and live in total obscurity, not revealing himself because of his humility; he will go to France by the North because need will drive him, which I interpret to mean that his going there will be the only virtuous decision in the circuмstances. The bearing of his person and the prophecies themselves do not seem to be in keeping with asking a public internet forum of strangers whether or not one is the Great Monarch...

Which prophecy says this? The ones I have read said the Great Monarch would be with a Great Pope, and that the Great Monarch would be middle aged and have fought in many wars. The Great Pope would sail across the sea etc. And the Great Monarch would enter Jerusalem.
This is all from memory, I don't remember the one you are speaking of, so perhaps I have missed it?

They say that he will wage war UNTIL he is 40. Supposedly he will die at the hands of satanists serving the antichrist.

That of course wouldn't mean that the antichrist is around the corner because all of these groups at the top know very well who it is that they are serving as they have professed it so.