Prophecies of the

Ecstatic Nun of Tours

"Before the war breaks out again, food will be scarce and

expensive. There will be little work for the workers, and fathers

will hear their children crying for food. There will be earthquakes

and signs in the sun. Towards the end darkness will cover the

earth."

"When everyone believes that peace is assured, when everyone

least expects it, the great happenings will begin. Revolution will

break out in Italy almost at the same time as in France. For

some time, the Church will be without a Pope. England, too, will

have much to suffer."

"The revolution will spread to every French town. Wholesale

slaughter will take place. This revolution will last only a few

months but it will be frightful; blood will flow everywhere

because the malice of the wicked will reach it's highest pitch.

Victims will be innumerable. Paris will look like a slaughter-

house. Persecutions against the Church will be even greater, but

it will not last long. All churches will be closed, but only for

a very short time in those towns where disturbances are least.

Priests will have to go into hiding. The wicked will try to

obliterate everything religious, but they will not have enough

time."

"Many bishops and priests will be put to death. The

Archbishop of Paris will be murdered. Many other priests, in

Paris, will have their throats cut because they will not have

time to find a hiding place."

"The wicked will be masters for one year and a few months.

In those days, France will receive no human assistance. At this

juncture, the French people will turn back to God and implore

the Sacred Heart of Jesus and Mary Immaculate. They will

at last confess that He alone can restore peace and happiness."

"The French people will ask for the good King, he who was

chosen by God. He will come, this saviour whom God has spared

for France, this King who is not wanted now because he is dear

to God's Heart. He will ascend to the throne; he will free the

Church and reassert the Pope's rights."

"The Council will meet again after the victory. But, this time,

men will be obliged to obey; There will be only one flock and one

shepherd. All men will acknowledge the Pope as the Universal

Father, the King of all peoples. Thus mankind will be

regenerated."

Taken from: Catholic Prophecy (pp 36-38)

Compiled by: Yves Dupont

Published by: www.TanBooks.com

Copyright: Original 1970