“She saw devils in fierce battle against the Church; proud of their advantage, they began dividing the spoils. Philomena exclaimed: ‘You will not win, you vile beasts!’ She assures, the Lord alone will triumph.”
“She saw devils in fierce battle against the Church; proud of their advantage, they began dividing the spoils. Philomena exclaimed: ‘You will not win, you vile beasts!’ She assures, the Lord alone will triumph.”
“In April 1863, during a deadly drought, she undertook penance and prayer, asking God to send rain. On the third day, abundant rain came, saving the harvest.”
“My Son must punish the world for great ingratitude, sins, and little faith. I saw the Almighty calmed only briefly by Our Lady’s prayers. Justice is coming—chastisements for corrupt clergy and laity.”
“There will come a great prodigy, which will fill the world with awe. But this prodigy will be preceded by the triumph of a revolution during which the Church will go through ordeals that are beyond description. The Church and her chieftain will be mocked, scourged, and martyred.”
“Since the whole world is against God and his Church… God has reserved the victory over his enemies to Himself… all will be forced to look to the supernatural. There will come a Great Wonder… preceded by the triumph of revolution, persecution, and martyrdom.”
“The Church will surely triumph, yes, surely. I can see this triumph already, but I also see that it will be preceded by long days of mourning and terrible trials.” Vision April 1863
Saw in ecstasy two immense armies, one cistern already filled with blood, another to be filled. When asked when the war would end, she replied: “It will be long, because everyone has to go, big and small: we are all corrupt.” War/bloodshed as chastisement for sin.
“France will still be the queen of all kingdoms, but only after a bloody war and the three days of darkness… After humiliations and suffering, France will triumph, will rule over Syria.”
Foretold a bad government in France, religious hunted, long journeys needed for confession, Germans invading France again, but Germans ultimately defeated and “France will triumph, queen of kingdoms” due to her support for missions.
“All nations will be shaken by war and revolution. In the darkness, for three days, the evil will be annihilated; only a quarter of humanity will survive. The clergy will be greatly diminished, most priests dying for faith or country.”