End Time Prophecies of the Catholic Church

“He will crush the foes of Christianity.” (St. Methodius, 4th Century)

“He will assist the Pope in the reformation of the world.” (Caesar, 6th Century)

“He will put out all heresies.” (Merlin the Bard, 7th Century)

“The French King will restore the true Pope.” (Merlin)

“He shall capture Milan, Lombardy, and the three Crowns.” (A’Beckett, 12th Century)

” … by whom the decayed estate of the Church shall be reformed.” (Magdeburg Chronicle)

“A Prince … who shall reform the Church.” (Aystinger the German)

“The Great Monarch … will conquer the (Middle) East.” (Pareus, 17th Century)

“Cyprus, the Turks and Barbarians he will subdue.” (Cataldus, 5th Century)

“The Eagle will also invade the Mohammedan countries.” (St. Bridget, 14th Century)

“He shall destroy the Jewish and Mohammedan sects.” (St. Bridget)

“He shall destroy the Mohammedan sect and the rest of the infidels.” (St. Francis of Paola, 15th Century)

“The Empire of the Mohammedans will be broken up (by him).” (Ven. Holzhauser, 17th Century)

“He shall subdue to his dominion the Mohammedan Empire” (Gekner, 17th Century)

“He shall reign over the House of Agar, and shall possess Jerusalem.” (Isidore of Seville, 7th Century)

The work of the Great Monarch must not be viewed as an encroachment of the Temporal over the Spiritual, as a meddling of the State in Church affairs; besides being a Saint and chosen by God, he will be obedient unto the Pope in everything. All the reforms which he will carry out in the Church will be made with the assent of nay, at the very request of the Pope – witness the following passage:

“Having need of a powerful temporal assistance, the Holy Pontiff will ask for the co-operation of the generous Monarch of France.” (Abbot J. Merlin, 13th Century)

“By his means the nation’s religion and laws shall have an admirable change.” (Bishop Ageda, 12th Century)

“The King of Blois raises again the Papal Tiara.” (Caesar)

“This Prince shall help him (the Holy Pontiff) in every way.” (Vatiguerro, 13th Century)

“(And I saw that) he placed his hand in the Pontiff’s hand.” (Premol)

“He shall restore the apostolic discipline.” (St. John of Capistrano 15th Century)

“He shall reform the Church of God.” (St. Francis of Paola, 15th Century)

“He will crush the enemies of the Pope.” (D. Pareus, 17th Century)

” … giving the Church her pristine prominence.” (Nostradamus)