Category Archives: eschatology

Some commentators today regard all of the eschatological passages of Scripture, including the Book of Daniel, the Book of Revelation, and even the eschatological discourse of Jesus, as devoid of revealed truths about future events. They classify all such passages … Continue reading →

Proof that God Exists: the Warning, the Consolation, the Miracle The Warning is an event revealed by the Virgin Mary at Garabandal. In this event, God will touch every human soul on earth and illuminate the conscience, so that each … Continue reading →

My translation of the secrets of La Salette has been available online for many years now. This translation was completed by me in 1998, and published later that same year. For my interpretation of these secrets, see my book: The … Continue reading →

On 11 March 2011, an earthquake struck Japan, and a tsunami followed. The results in Japan have been devastating; the full extent of the damage is not yet known. The tsunami that struck Japan is estimated to have been several … Continue reading →

In my speculative eschatology, I am predicting immense changes for the Roman Catholic Church worldwide over the next few decades, including a great apostasy in which most Catholics leave the Church, repentance and return to the Church of the apostates, … Continue reading →

The great Catholic monarch is a figure prophesied by many different Saints and mystics. Saint Hippolytus of Rome, Saint Methodius, Saint Cataldus, Saint Remigius, Saint Caesar of Arles, Blessed Rabanus Maurus, Saint Thomas Becket, Saint Hildegard, ‘Blessed’ Joachim of Flora, … Continue reading →

An excerpt from my book, The Secrets of Medjugorje and Garabandal Revealed: “Be Advised: there are numerous false visionaries and other persons who are promoting false ideas about the Warning! “The Warning has its limits. It will not reveal all … Continue reading →

No, it is not possible, for many reasons. For a full explanation on this point, see my Catholic eschatology books. It is not possible to cover every important point in a brief post. The following is just a brief summary … Continue reading →

“And returning to his senses, he said: ‘How many hired hands in my father’s house have abundant bread, while I perish here in famine! I shall rise up and go to my father, and I will say to him: Father, … Continue reading →

In my view, the Apocalypse (also called the tribulation) is divided into two parts: the first part occurs for this generation, but the second part is for the distant future. The first part of the tribulation includes the first six … Continue reading →

Pope Benedict’s explanation as to why he chose the name Benedict: [first General Audience, 2005] “I wanted to be called Benedict XVI in order to create a spiritual bond with Benedict XV, who steered the Church through the period of … Continue reading →