Prophesies Regarding the Coming Great Catholic Monarch.

The restoration of Monarchy will not be a local affair; it will be a world-wide phenomenon...The republics and democracies will be over,
communism and socialism a thing of the past..." (More About The Great Monarch, by Yves Dupont, World Trends #41, Aug. 1974)

"In all ages men have been divinely instructed in matters expedient for the salvation of the elect...and in all ages there have been persons possessed of the spirit of prophesy, not for the purpose of announcing new doctrines, but to direct human actions."(-St. Thomas Aquinas: Summa: 2:2:174: Res. et ad 3)

MORE ABOUT THE GREAT MONARCH (AND THE GLORIOUS AGE OF PEACE TO COME UNDER THE REIGN OF THE GREAT MONARCH)
In Today's Catholic World (TCW)

October 17, 2006 A.D.

(Minneapolis) -Oct 17- On this, the feast of the holy French nun St. Margaret Mary Alacoque, who was renowned for her love and promotion of devotion to Du Sacré Coeur (The Sacred Heart) - In Today's Catholic World (TCW) is reprinting Yves Dupont's World Trends Newsletter titled:More About the Great Monarch and the Glorious Age of Peace to Come Under the Reign of the Great Monarch (minus a few introductory lines by Mr. Dupont). The Editor of TCW believes the reign of the prophesied Great Catholic Monarch will occur in his own lifetime (sooner rather than later). Please note that Mr. Dupont (an expert on Catholic Prophecy) wrote this piece for his newsletter World Trends Issue #41 in August, 1974 A.D.
It is also important to note, that he clearly states in the major events/signs to watch just prior to the coming of the Great Monarch (according to the thousands of prophecies he had studied) that there would be (2nd Section Point 3): An anti-pope in Rome. The developing apostasy becomes universal. (Note: All pictures and captions were added by TCW.)

[...] Some of the prophecies given here have already been cited in my book "CATHOLIC PROPHECY" in which I gave a general picture of the coming upheaval. The present article bears more specifically on the glorious Age of Peace to come, under the reign of the Great Monarch. For this reason, I do not propose to quote at length the prophecies of my previous book but only the passages relating to the Age of Peace and the Great Monarch.

Many of these prophecies are French, and they make it quite clear that Monarchy will be restored in France. But the restoration of Monarchy will not be a local affair; it will be a world-wide phenomenon. This will mark a near historical epoch and, because of this, many people are finding it hard to believe. The age of republics and Democracies will be over, Communism and Socialism a thing of the past. This age of peace will also be an age of belief and an age of plenty. It will mark the victory of the Immaculate Heart of Mary and of Christ the King, the revaluation of authority and discipline, and the conversion of the entire world to the Catholic Faith - (except for a few pockets of unbelief).

These conclusions have been drawn from my study of private prophecies which I began about 30 years ago. These prophecies were made from the very beginning of the Christian Era up to our own time. They originate from virtually every country in the world) non-Christian lands included. The concordance existing between hundreds of different prophecies is truly remarkable. It would be unreasonable to claim that the bulk of these private seers were merely repeating earlier prophecies which they had themselves read. Such a claim is untenable for a number of reasons: firstly, because communication between various countries was very limited prior to the 19th Century. Secondly, because all writings were in manuscript form before Gutenberg evolved the printing press in the 15th Century. Thirdly, because some of these prophecies were discovered many centuries after they had been written.

In a few cases, however, it is known that some prophecies were not made by those who handed them down; and in other cases it is not inconceivable that an old manuscript may have repeated the substance of an earlier one. Thus, the wording of St. Remy's prophecy, so strikingly similar to that of St. Augustine, may be just relating what St. Remy had heard or read from the writings of St. Augustine which, even in his life-time, were reproduced in manuscript form in the monasteries of Western Europe. St. Augustine died in 430, and St. Remy was born in 437. In his youth, St. Remy would have been conversant with the writings of St. Augustine. Such cases are few in number. But the final argument lies in the fact that many of the early prophecies have already come to pass in part. Here are some events that were predicted long ago:

1 - Ireland occupied by the English for seven Centuries.

2 - England leaving the Catholic Church in the 16th Century.

3 - The discovery of the Continent of America.

4 - The French Revolution and the decapitation of the French King.

5 - Modern inventions: the steam engine, the motor-car, the aeroplane, submarines, nuclear power, television.

6 - The rise of the lower classes and the advent of Democracy.

8 - The development of literacy, the proliferation of pornography.

9 - Low moral standards, permissiveness, deviations.

10 - Crisis in the Church, new liturgy, apostasy of many bishops.