Monday, February 02, 2009

End Times

4 things I didn't know but thought I did
Over the past few days I've been showered by -- epiphanies is too strong a word -- surprising revelations.  All came from areas that I pay more than casual attention too. and all the information was available beforehand, but none of it reported by popular western media.  I'll offer as a corollary to my position, Obama voters.  People who think they know what's happening, because they listen to the popular media reports.  Here they are for your entertainment, and possible education.

#4 - Final Fatima prediction.  This is how the  message was delivered to most of us in the Americas, in 2000.
Some believed the third, unrevealed secret was a doomsday prophecy foretelling the end of the world.

But a top Vatican cardinal said otherwise on Saturday as the pope visited Fatima to beatify the two shepherd children from the story. Cardinal Angelo Sodano said the "interpretations" of the children spoke of a "bishop clothed in white" who, while making his way amid the corpses of martyrs, "falls to the ground, apparently dead, under a burst of gunfire."

The description recalled the 1981 assassination attempt against John Paul, who was wounded when a Turkish gunmen opened fire in St. Peter's Square. The shooting came on May 13 -- the same day as the first of the reported Fatima visions in 1917.

Sodano recalled that John Paul has credited the Virgin of Fatima with intervening and saving his life. He quoted the pope as saying a "motherly hand" guided the bullet's path, enabling the "dying pope" to halt "at the threshold of death."

Here's a truth just a tad different.



Next - The Shroud of Turin (after I take care of the IRS Nazis,  and find out why the electricity went out in two upstairs rooms.

1 comment:

dubster said...

This is perhaps the greatest event in modern history. WWII could have been avoided if her advice was heeded. Peace could be ours is we followed it today. When will we ever learn?

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