Papa Francisco
The text points out that a pope called “Peter, the Roman” will be the leader of the church during a troubled period that will culminate with a divine judgment. Among the favorites to succeed Francisco, there are several stones.
Pope Francis’ recent death rekindled global fascination with an ancient manuscript known as Pope prophecywith some believers to speculate that the next pontiff may be the last – Announcing the end of the world.
Pope Francis passed away due to the complications of a stroke, eventually undergoing an “irreversible cardiocirculatory collapse,” the Vatican confirmed. His death triggered the process of selecting a new Pope, with a conclave of 120 cardinals eligible to meet at the Vatican to start the vote. The Conclave process usually lasts about a week, but may extend longer if you don’t get a consensus quickly.
While the church follows tradition in preparation for election, others are turning to prophecy. Pope prophecyattributed to the Irish Archbishop of the twelfth century, are Malachi, contains 112 Enigmatic Phrases in Latin They say they predict the identities of future popes – from Celestino II in 1143 to a sinister final figure known as “Peter the Roman.”
According to the final entrance of the prophecy, Peter, the Romanwill pasture the Church during a period of immense tribulation, which will end with the destruction of Rome and the divine judgment.
The final passage says: “In the final persecution of the Holy Roman Church, Peter will reign, the Roman, who will none with his flock in the midst of many tribulations, after which the city of the Seven Mountains will be destroyed and the city terrible judge will judge the people. The end ”.
This apocalyptic view has acquired a new urgency. According to the main candidates for Pope Francis’ succession, Three is called Pedrowhich came to feed the speculation that the final Pope, long announced, may be the next to ascend to the papacy.
Some had already tried to connect Pope Francis to prophecy, pointing to his Italian heritage and birth name – Giovanni di Pietro di Bernardone – suggesting one potential symbolic connection to “Peter the Roman”.
Prophecy, whose origins and authenticity are widely contested, is considered by skeptics as a Falsification created in the 16th century to influence papal elections. The specificity of their predictions decreases remarkably after 1590, around the height of their discovery, throwing more doubts about its legitimacy, reports the.
However, for many believers, the coincidence of current events with old texts is a cause for concern. With 2027 Marked as the end point In the timeline of prophecy, some see this conclave as a turning point.
