Malachias-Prophezeitung: Leo XIV.

Malachias-Prophezeitung: Leo XIV.

Chiclayo, Peru - On May 28, 2025, the Catholic Church was confronted with the rise of Robert Francis Prevost to the new Pope, Leo XIV. His choice after the fourth ballot in the conclave of 133 cardinals is the latest upheaval in the long history of the papacy. Compact Online reports that Leo XIV not only succeeded Pope Francis, who died on Easter Monday, but is also part of the Malachias-Prophezeit, which is the end of the popes to the APOPSE predicted.

The Malachias prophecy seems to take a new, significant turn with Leo XIV. Historians like Hermann Hierny take the view that the end time could have already started with his election. Leo XIV is associated with the “de Labore Solis” meaning, which means "from the work of the sun" or "solar eclipse". This symbolic assignment could give a dark view of the coming years in the church.

Criticism of Prevost's past

Despite his choice, Leo XIV, who served as a former bishop in Peru, is criticized in criticism of sexual abuse because of his dealings with several cases. According to a report of the Zeit , Prevost has not been accused of not adequately investigating crimes against children. The allegations from Peru, where Prevost is criticized, did not attract any serious investigation of allegations against a priest.

The international affiliation organization SNAP has repeatedly clarified that many complaints against Prevost have remained unanswered to this day. This throws a shadow on his suitability as a spiritual head, especially in view of his decision to allow an accused priest in Chicago to live near a school without informing the school management there.

The role of Vatican in Globalism

The article by Compact Online not only criticizes Pope Francis. It is criticized for the opening of the papacy over globalism in the past 70 years and for his support for vaccinations and church closings during the Corona pandemic. Historical connections between the Vatican and the Hochfinanz, including the influence of the World Economic Forum, are also the focus of the discussion.

The upcoming Juni edition of Compact Online will contain more comprehensive details on these topics. Readers can look forward to articles that shed light on the papacy in the light old prophecies and the secret complications within the Vatican. Topics such as the persecution of Gnostics and the Templar's knights promise through the Catholic Church to awaken the interest of the public.

Overall, the Catholic Church moves to a turbulent future in which the choice of Leo XIV and the critical voices that accompany his term of office will question the superiority of the Church and its contemporary challenges.