Prophecy on the Pope and the Catholic Church
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In the year 1995 on the 18th day of the 7th month, Marcello Ciai, prophesied in the following way about Pope John Paul II:
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The prophecy on the Pope was
proclaimed in the presence of John Paul II himself, at the occasion of His
visit to Vienna and afterwards handed over
to Cardinal Schoenborn who said:
Copy of the text of the vision of Marcello Ciai: "On the first day of the fifth month of the year 1981,
I saw in dream the Pope seriously ill and with a pale face, but standing
"behind a small white hospital table". (From "The bag with 10 sheaves", written on
August 1995: sheaf 6, entitled "Saint Gregory the Great") |
The language and behaviour of the Pontiff Karol Wojtyla has changed then
Vatican City-inside the Paul VI hall - Rome December 11, 2002
For the Pope: "More tragic than the war is
the silence of God. - The Creator in silence seems to be closed up in his
heaven and doesn't reveal himself anymore. We feel lonely and forsaken,
without hope. - God is disgusted of the humanity"
<< The turning point: people turn to God and address Him an intense
prayer.
First of all acknowledge their proper sin with a short and sincere confession
of guilt:
"We do acknowledge, Lord, our iniquity...we have sinned against
You."
The silence of God was, therefore, provoked by the refusal of man.
If the people convert themselves and turn to the Lord, also God will show
Himself available to go towards them to embrace them >>.


Rome, Easter 2003 - The Pope at the
blessing "Urbi et Orbi" of Easter Sunday,
sings at surprise the wishes in latin smiling:
"Surrexit Dominus de sepulcro qui
pro nobis pependit in ligno. Alleluja!"
(The Lord is risen
from the tomb: He who was hanged on the tree for us. Hallelujah!)
“Expergiscere, homo: quia pro te Deus factus est homo!”


Cardinal Joseph Ratzinger declares:
The Church is in
crisis,
she thinks too much of herself.
Let us return to the Gospel of the Lord Jesus Christ and to the fire He brought
on the earth.
"Salvation only in the Catholic Church":
http://www.ciai-s.net/2000.htm#catholic-church
Pope Benedict XVI

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