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 |  Subject: Is Pope Francis the One His Namesake Labeled “Destroyer”?  Wed Oct 07, 2015 8:57 am | |
| Is Pope Francis the One His Namesake Labeled “Destroyer”? Published about 5 hours ago by Cris Putnam  Pope Francis with “Secret Crucifix”William Guy Carr, a former Intelligence Officer in the Royal Canadian Navy, wrote that Satan has his “agentur within the hierarchy of Roman Catholicism just as they had Judas amongst Christ’s own apostles.”[1] Of course, we dealt with this very real satanic group that the former Jesuit scholar, Malachi Martin, dubbed the “Roman Phalanx.” As we go to press a controversial biography of Belgian Cardinal Godfried Danneels. Catholic journalist Edward Pentin wrote concerning a conspiracy to drum Pope Benedict out of the petrine office: Godfried Danneels.At the launch of the book in Brussels this week, the cardinal said he was part of a secret club of cardinals opposed to Pope Benedict XVI. - Quote :
- He called it a “mafia” club that bore the name of St. Gallen. The group wanted a drastic reform of the Church, to make it “much more modern”, and for Cardinal Jorge Bergoglio to head it. The group, which also comprised Cardinal Walter Kasper and the late Jesuit Cardinal Carlo Maria Martini, has been documented in Austen Ivereigh’s biography of Pope Francis, The Great Reformer.[2]
Bergoglio’s papal namesake, Saint Francis of Assis, warned a small group of his followers about of seven prophetic travails centering on a pope who is labeled a destroyer. In our first co-written work, Petrus Romanus Tom Horn and I connected this prophecy. - Quote :
- Further speculation about the Masonic plot originally spelled out in the Alta Vendita does seem related to what went on in the 1958 and 1963 conclaves because it was under these secret meetings when the popes were “elected” that would implement the Second Vatican Council and its Vendita-like heretical decrees. Of course we could cite once again a plethora of Church Fathers, Marian apparitions, and Catholic seers down through time that had forecast these events as a pre-game for the arrival of Petrus Romanus. Even Saint Francis of Assisi—one of the most venerated religious figures in history—gathered his devotees shortly before his death and prophesied that: “At the time of this tribulation a man, not canonically elected, will be raised to the Pontificate, who, by his cunning, will endeavor to draw many into error and death… Some preachers will keep silence about the truth, and others will trample it under foot and deny it…for in those days Jesus Christ will send them not a true Pastor, but a destroyer.” (Petrus Romanus 478-479).[3]
Doesn’t election by conspiracy seem to qualify as “non-canonical”? We think so… We see no reason to diverge from our original thesis that this very well may be the second beast: - Quote :
- “And I saw another beast coming up from the earth, and he had two horns like a lamb, and he was speaking like a dragon.”(Revelation 13:11)
Two horns “like a lamb” seems to forecast a powerful Christian (lamb like) leader, clandestinely doing the bidding of Satan (the dragon in the passage). Tom Horn and I are currently co-writing our fourth book, this time connecting the dots to biblical and Islamic eschatology and pointing out how all of this is leading to a showdown with radical Islam, the New World Order, and a One World Religion based in Jerusalem. - Quote :
- Related: Sid Roth’s It’s Supernatural Guests Tom Horn & Cris Putnam
Monday, September 14, 2015 - Quote :
- After Tom Horn and Cris Putnam publicly proclaimed Pope Benedict would resign, The Vatican asked how they knew in advance. God told them. Now they’ve gotten a download on what is shortly going to happen…in the Middle East. (Note: This is the audio from the Horn & Putnam TV interview with Sid.)
[1] William Guy Carr, Satan Prince of this World, 71. https://www.scribd.com/doc/3221212/carr-william-guy-satan-prince-of-this-world-1959#scribd[2] Rod Dreher, “The Anti-Benedict Conspiracy,” The American Conservative, September 25, 2015,http://www.theamericanconservative.com/dreher/the-anti-benedict-conspiracy/ accessed October 6, 2015.[3] [3] St. Francis Of Assisi, Works of the Seraphic Father St. Francis Of Assisi, (Washbourne, 1882), 248-250. https://archive.org/details/worksseraphicfa00frangoog |
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