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Cardinal Siri of Genoa having an Audience with Pope Pius XII (c. 1955)
"When Pius XII died I was the only candidate for his succession. It was he who designated me, Pope Pacelli. ... It is unimaginable what can happen in a conclave."
(Words of "Cardinal" Siri [Gregory XVII], Interview, Il Lavoro, 1987)
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End Times Papal Prophecy
"Towards the end of the world... the Pope with His Cardinals will
have to flee Rome in tragic circumstances to a place where they will
be unknown... . The sufferings of the Church will be much greater
than at any previous time in her history." (Brother John of the Cleft Rock)
(To read more of Brother John's famous 650+ year-old papal prophecy, click here.)
St. Michael, Defend Us In Battle!
Jun. 12, 2024
In Today's Catholic World News Blog
(Extract from: "6 Mentioned Most Often As Pope", By Anna Brady [Rome Bureau of The Sun]
The Baltimore Sun Newspaper, October 22, 1958, Page 8 (Baltimore, Maryland, USA)
"Cardinal Siri is also president for Italy of the world-wide Apostolate of the Sea.
This, together with the fact that he is said to come from sea faring stock, makes
him the only Italian Cardinal the ... prophecy of Malachi for the two hundred
sixty-second Pope: "Pastor et nauta" - shepherd and sailor - seems to fit."
(Extract from The Baltimore Sun, *October 22, 1958)
*Published less than a week before the convening of the 1958 Papal Conclave -ED of TCW
"Whoever wishes to be saved must, above all, keep the *Catholic faith. For unless a person keeps this faith whole and entire, he will undoubtedly be lost forever."
(From The Athanasian Creed)