FINAL WARNING: Setting the Stage for Destruction
Catholic Church. His son, Pietro, was sent to a monastery where he
worked his way up, attaining the position of cardinal.When Pope Honorius II (1124-30) was on his deathbed, preparations
were made to elect a new Pope. The Pierleone family offered their son,
the cardinal; while the Frangipani family, a traditional Catholic family,
offered its own candidate. The Frangipani hid the Pope, and after he
died in 1130, convened a portion of the cardinals to elect their choice,
who adopted the name Innocent II (1130-43). The Pierleone family held
an election the same day, with a greater number of cardinals present,
and elected Pietro, who took the name Anacletus II (1130-38). Rome
sided with Anacletus, and Innocent II fled to France, then later traveled
around Europe, accusing Anacletus of being an ‘anti-pope.’ Despite
efforts to remove him, Anacletus remained Pope till he died in 1138. A
year later, Innocent II returned, and after Victor IV resigned (also
considered to be an anti-pope), was elected, and served till his death in- The Vatican now refers to Anacletus II as an ‘anti-pope’ (“one
who uncanonically claims or exercises the office of the Roman
Pontiff”), and has eliminated him from papal history.
Two other Popes were also members of the Jewish Pierleone family:
Gregory VI (1045-46) and Gregory VII (1073-86, known as ‘Hildebrand,’
who was a descendant of a daughter of Lee, and was later made a
saint).On May 13, 1917, Lucia dos Santos and her cousins Jacinta and
Francisco Marta, who were tending their sheep near Cova da Iria, saw
their first of 6 visions of the Virgin Mary in the hilly terrain of Fatima,
Portugal. A series of others followed on the same day every month till
October. Mary gave three prophecies concerning the end of World War
I, World War II, and Russia. One prophecy said that when an unknown
light was seen in the sky, it would be a sign from God that he would
punish the world through war, persecution, and famine. On the day of
Mary’s sixth appearance, October 13, she had promised a miracle.
Over 70,000 people showed up in the pouring rain to observe the
event. In a ten-minute display, the sun came up, spun in the sky,
plunged downward, then rose again. The crowd, as well as the ground,
were dried.