The Prophecy of Malachy
Brother Malachy
Malachy, described by his friend Bernard of Clairvaux as a noble birth, was an Irish nun, born in Armagh, in Northern Ireland in 1094. In 1123 he was chosen to fill the role of abbot of Bangor. A year later he was consecrated Bishop of Connor, and in 1132, despite his opposition, was appointed Archbishop of Armagh. To him we owe the restoration of Christianity in Ireland, reform and the reorganization of the Irish church and its subsequent submission to Rome. He died at Clairvaux in 1148.
The Prophecy of Malachy
In 1139, Malachy, during a visit to Rome, has a vision, a list of 111 phrases appears before him , each of which is sometimes so very precise and sometimes a little under, the name of a Pope.
That list would, from then on, the names of all the popes who were succeeded as head of the Roman Church until the end of time, or at least the end of the church of Rome. In the prophecy, Malachy identifies the popes not with the name and surname, but with 111 sayings in Latin, describing a particular highlight of the Pope's life which includes the motto: a place of birth, particularly of the emblem, special event related to a specific pontificate etc ... .
Having had the vision, the Malachy would put in writing and delivered to Innocent II, who in turn
have stored such a document among many of the Vatican Archives. The prophecy of Malachy was published for the first time since Monaco Benedictine Arnold Wion in 1595 in his book "The tree of life", better known as the Lignum Vitae.
Below the 111 ° motto is a phrase whose true meaning has not yet been clarified and many believe that this phrase refers to the 112th pope, though the jokes are 111. This is the Latin phrase:
"In persecutione extrema Sanctae Romanae Ecclesiae sedebit Petrus Romanus, qui pascet oves in multis tribulationibus; quibus transactis, civitas septicollis diruetur, et Judex tremendus iudicabit populum suum. Finis."
Translation: "During the final persecution of the Holy Roman Church will sit Peter the Roman, who will feed his flock amid many tribulations; past these, the city of seven hills will collapse and the dreadful Judge will judge his people. Amen."
The video of the prophecy
According to many people, the last sentence about Peter Romano, seems to be a sentence added in 1820, in which case the prophecy of Malachy would cover only 111 Popes, and then the last, "De gloria olivae" indicates how Benedict XVI 's Last Pope. In any case it is not clear whether "De gloria olivae" and "Petrus Romanus" should be considered consecutive popes, since the prophecy does not report anything about it.
Very interesting that a recent theory argues that the last sentence concerning Petrus Romanus is not referring to the Pope, but to the Cardinal Camerlengo, who on the death of the pope sits on the throne of Peter until the next election; this hypothesis, is supported by the fact that the last sentence, unlike the others, is not numbered. The current Camerlengo is Cardinal Tarcisio Bertone Peter, born in Romano Canavese in 1934.
Prophecy of the recent Popes
107 - Pope John XXIII stated in the prophecy of Malachy as Pastor et nauta which translated means shepherd and sailor. The pope is a pastor of souls, and in particular, Roncalli was Patriarch of Venice, a Maritime Republic, hence sailor.
108 - Pope Paul VI was described by Malachy Flos florum which translated means flower of flowers", the flower of flowers in the tradition has always been lily and in the family crest Montini appear just three lilies.
109 - Pope John Paul I is indicated as De medietate Lunae , ie the average cycle of the moon which is about a month. Pope John Paul I lived just 33 days before being crushed by a death still shrouded in mystery.
110 - Pope John Paul II shown instead with the motto De labore Solis, in Latin "labor" literally means hard work, and reported to the sun also takes on the meaning of "Eclipse", to which the meaning of the motto becomes "the eclipse of the sun." On the day of birth of Karol Wojtyla (May 18, 1920) and on the day of his funeral (April 8, 2005) match, unbelievably, with two eclipses of the sun.
As for the motto 111, which deals with the current Pope Benedict XVI, must wait until the end of the papacy to be able to give a correct interpretation, it could be, like some other sayings of the prophecy of Malachia, which can be fully understood only after his death.
To date, the explanation that we propose is the following:
111 - Pope Benedict XVI, indicated by Malachy with motto De gloria olivae which translated literally means "glory of olives" .The reference to Benedict can be explained by the fact that members of the Benedictine order is also called the Olivetans, on whose crest appears just the olive branch and, more importantly, Pope Ratzinger was born April 16, 1927, Holy Saturday, the most significant point of the Easter period which is precisely characterized by the symbol of the olive.
The complete prophecy of Malachy
1 - Ex castro Tiberis Celestino II (Guido di Città di Castello 1143 - 1144)
2 - Inimicus expulsus Lucio II (Lucio Caccianemici 1144 - 1145)
3 - Ex magnitudine montis Eugenio III (Bernardo Paganelli 1145 - 1153)
4 - Abbas Suburranus Anastasio IV (Corrado della Suburra 1153 - 1154)
5 - De rure albo Adriano IV (Niccolò Breakspear 1154 - 1159)
6 - Ex tetro carcere Vittore IV (antipapa) (Ottaviano de' Monticello 1159 - 1164)
7 - Via transtiberina Pasquale III (antipapa) (Guido da Crema 1164 - 1168)
8 - De Pannonia Thusciae Callisto III (antipapa) (Giovanni di Strumi 1168 - 1178)
9 - Ex ansere custode Alessandro III (Rolando Bandinelli 1159 - 1181)
10 - Lux in ostio Lucio III (Ubaldo Allucignoli 1181 - 1185)
11 - Sus in cribro Urbano III (Umberto Crivelli 1185 - 1187)
12 - Ensis Laurentii Gregorio VIII (Alberto Mosca 1187 - 1187)
13 - De Schola exiet Clemente III (Paolo Scolari 1187 - 1191)
14 - De rure bovensi Celestino III (Giacinto Orsini dei Borbone 1191 - 1198)
15 - Comes signatus Innocenzo III (Giovanni Lotario 1198 - 1216)
16 - Canonicus de latere Onorio III (Cencio Savelli 1216 - 1227)
17 - Avis Ostiensis Gregorio IX (Ugolino dei Conti di Segni 1227 - 1241)
18 - Leo Sabinus Celestino IV (Goffredo Castiglioni di Milano 1241 - 1242)
19 - Comes Laurentius Innocenzo IV (Sinibaldo dei Conti Fieschi 1242 - 1254)
20 - Signum Ostiense Alessandro IV (Rinaldo dei Conti dei Segni 1254 - 1261)
21 - Hierusalem Campaniae Urbano IV (Giacomo Troyes Pantaleone 1261 - 1264)
22 - Draco depressus Clemente IV (Guido le Gros di Saint-Gilles 1265 - 1268)
23 - Anguinus vir Gregorio X (Tobaldo dei Visconti di Piacenza 1271 - 1276)
24 - Concionator Gallus Innocenzo V (Pietro di Tarantasia 1276 - 1276)
25 - Bonus Comes Adriano V (Ottobono dei Conti Fieschi 1276 - 1276)
26 - Piscator Thuscus Giovanni XXI (Pietro di Giuliani 1276 - 1277)
27 - Rosa composita Niccolò III (Gian Gaetano Corsini 1277 - 1280)
28 - Ex teloneo liliacei Martini Martino IV (Simone di Brion 1281 - 1285)
29 - Ex rosa leonina Onorio IV (Jacopo Savelli 1285 - 1287)
30 - Picus inter escas Niccolò IV (Gerolamo di Ascoli 1288 - 1292)
31 - Ex eremo celsus Celestino V (Pietro Anglerio da Morrone 1294 - 1294)
32 - Ex undarum benedictione Bonifacio VIII (Benedetto Caetani 1294 - 1303)
33 - Concionator patereus Benedetto XI (Nicolò Bacca-Sini 1303 - 1304)
34 - De fessis aquitanicis Clemente V (Bertrando di Goth 1305 - 1314)
35 - De sutore osseo Giovanni XXII (Giacomo Duèse 1316 - 1334)
36 - Corvus schismaticus Niccolò V (antipapa) (Pietro Rinalducci 1328 - 1330)
37 - Frigidus Abbas Benedetto XII (Giacomo Furnier 1334 - 1342)
38 - De rosa Attrebatensi Clemente VI (Pietro Roger di Beaufort 1342 - 1352)
39 - De montibus Pammachii Innocenzo VI (Stefano Aubert 1352 - 1362)
40 - Gallus Vicecomes Urbano V (Guglielmo Grimoard 1362 - 1370)
41 - Novus de virgine forti Gregorio XI (Ruggero di Beaufort 1370 - 1378)
42 - De cruce Apostolica Clemente VII (antipapa) (Roberto dei Conti di Ginevra 1378 - 1394)
43 - Luna Cosmedina Benedetto XIII (antipapa) (Pietro de Luna 1394 - 1417)
44 - Schisma Barchinonium Clemente VIII (antipapa) (Gil Sànchez de Muñoz 1423 - 1429)
45 - De inferno praegnanti Urbano VI (Bartolomeo Prignano 1378 - 1389)
46 - Cubus de mixtione Bonifacio IX (Pietro Tomacelli 1389 - 1404)
47 - De meliore sydere Innocenzo VII (Cosma Migliorati 1404 - 1406)
48 - Nauta de Ponte nigro Gregorio XII (Angelo Correr 1406 - 1415)
49 - Flagellum solis Alessandro V (antipapa) (Pietro Filargis 1409 - 1410)
50 - Cervus Sirenae Giovanni XXIII (antipapa) (Baldassarre Cossa 1410 - 1415)
51 - Corona veli aurei Martino V (Oddone Colonna 1417 - 1431)
52 - Lupa Coelestina Eugenio IV (Gabriele Condolmer 1431 - 1447)
53 - Amator Crucis Felice V (antipapa) (Amedeo VIII Principe di Savoia 1440 - 1449)
54 - De modicitate Lunae Niccolò V (Tommaso Parentuccelli 1447 - 1455)
55 - Bos pascens Callisto III (Alfonso de Borgia 1455 - 1458)
56 - De Capra et Albergo Pio II (Enea Silvio Piccolomini 1458 - 1464
57 - De Cervo et Leone Paolo II (Pietro Barbo 1464 - 1471)
58 - Piscator minorita Sisto IV (Francesco della Rovere 1471 - 1484)
59 - Praecursor Siciliae Innocenzo VIII (Giovanni Battista Cybo 1484 - 1492)
60 - Bos Albanus in portu Alessandro VI (Rodrigo Borgia 1492 - 1503)
61 - De parvo homine Pio III (Francesco Todeschini 1503 - 1503)
62 - Fructus Jovis juvabit Giulio II (Giuliano della Rovere 1503 - 1513)
63 - De craticula Politiana Leone X (Giovanni de' Medici 1513 - 1521)
64 - Leo Florentius Adriano VI (Adriano Florent di Utrecht 1522 - 1523)
65 - Flos pilei aegri Clemente VII (Giulio de' Medici 1523 - 1534)
66 - Hiacinthus medicorum Paolo III (Alessandro Farnese 1534 - 1549)
67 - De corona montana Giulio III (Giovanni Maria Ciocchi del Monte 1550 - 1555)
68 - Frumentum floccidum Marcello II (Marcello Cervini 1555 - 1555)
69 - De fide Petri Paolo IV (Gian Pietro Carafa 1555 - 1559)
70 - Esculapii pharmacum Pio IV (Giovanni Angelo de'Medici 1559 - 1565)
71 - Angelus nemorosus Pio V (Michele Ghislieri 1566 - 1572)
72 - Medium corpus pilarum Gregorio XIII (Ugo Boncompagni 1572 - 1585)
73 - Axis in medietate signi Sisto V (Felice Peretti 1585 - 1590)
74 - De rore coeli Urbano VII (Giovan Battista Castagna 1590 - 1590)
75 - Ex antiquitate Urbis Gregorio XIV (Nicola Sfondrati 1590 - 1591)
76 - Pia civitas in bello Innocenzo IX (Giovanni Antonio Facchinetti 1591 - 1591)
77 - Crux Romulea Clemente VIII (Ippolito Aldobrandini 1592 - 1605)
78 - Undosus vir Leone XI (Alessandro de’Medici 1605 - 1605)
79 - Gens perversa Paolo V (Camillo Borghese 1605 - 1621)
80 - In tribulatione pacis Gregorio XV (Alessandro Ludovisi 1621 - 1623)
81 - Lilium et rosa Urbano VIII (Maffeo Barberini 1623 - 1644)
82 - Jucunditas crucis Innocenzo X (Giovanni Battista Panphilj 1644 - 1655)
83 - Montium Custos Alessandro VII (Fabio Chigi 1655 - 1667)
84 - Sydus olorum Clemente IX (Giulio Rospigliosi 1667 - 1669)
85 - De flumine magno Clemente X (Emilio Altieri 1670 - 1676)
86 - Bellua insatiabilis Innocenzo XI (Benedetto Odescalchi 1676 - 1689)
87 - Poenitentia gloriosa Alessandro VIII (Pietro Ottoboni 1689 - 1691)
88 - Rastrum in porta Innocenzo XII (Antonio Pignatelli 1691 - 1700)
89 - Flores circundati Clemente XI (Giovanni Francesco Albani 1700 - 1721)
90 - De bona religione Innocenzo XIII (Michelangelo Conti 1721 - 1724)
91 - Miles in bello Benedetto XIII (Pier Francesco Orsini 1724 - 1730)
92 - Columna excelsa Clemente XII (Lorenzo Corsini 1730 - 1740)
93 - Animal rurale Benedetto XIV (Prospero Lambertini 1740 - 1758)
94 - Rosa Umbriae Clemente XIII (Carlo Rezzonico 1758 - 1769)
95 - Ursus velox Clemente XIV (Lorenzo Ganganelli 1769 - 1774)
96 - Peregrinus apostolicus Pio VI (Giovanni Angelo Braschi 1775 - 1799)
97 - Aquila rapax Pio VII (Gregorio Barnaba 1800 - 1823)
98 - Canis et coluber Leone XII (Annibale della Genga 1823 - 1829)
99 - Vir religiosus Pio VIII (Francesco Saverio Castiglioni 1829 - 1830)
100 - De balneis Ethruriae Gregorio XVI (Bartolomeo Alberto Cappellari 1831 - 1846)
101 - Crux de cruce Pio IX (Giovanni Maria Mastai-Ferretti 1846 - 1878)
102 - Lumen in coelo Leone XIII (Gioacchino Pecci 1878 - 1903)
103 - Ignis ardens Pio X (Giuseppe Sarto 1903 - 1914)
104 - Religio depopulata Benedetto XV (Giacomo Della Chiesa 1914 - 1922)
105 - Fides intrepida Pio XI (Achille Ratti 1922 - 1939)
106 - Pastor angelicus Pio XII (Eugenio Pacelli 1939 - 1958)
107 - Pastor et nauta Giovanni XXIII (Angelo Roncalli 1958 - 1963)
108 - Flos florum Paolo VI (Giovanbattista Montini 1963 - 1978)
109 - De medietate Lunae Giovanni Paolo I (Albino Luciani 1978 - 1978)
110 - De labore solis Giovanni Paolo II (Karol Wojtyla 1978 - 2005)
111 - Gloria olivae Benedetto XVI (Joseph Ratzinger 2005 - )
112 ? In persecutione extrema Sanctae Romanae Ecclesiae sedebit Petrus Romanus, qui pascet oves in multis tribulationibus; quibus transactis, civitas septicollis diruetur, et Judex tremendus iudicabit populum suum. Finis. ?
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