The gospel for today's feast of the Epiphany of our Lord reads,

Now after Jesus was born in Bethlehem of Judea in the days of Herod the king,

behold, wise men from the east came to Jerusalem, saying,

Where is he who's been born king of the Jews?

For we saw his star when it rose rose and have come to worship him. Matthew

2, verses 1 through 2. Many of you have probably heard of venerable Bartholomew Holtshauser. He was a Catholic

priest and prophet of the 17th century. And also, as many of you know, he outlined seven ages of the

church, which some people say refer to the seven candlesticks of the apocalypse. The fourth age

was the Middle Ages. The fifth age began an age of schism and heresy, beginning with the Protestant

revolt. However, venerable Bartholomew shows that

this fifth age will include not only tax from without, like Protestantism, but also an infiltration

of heretics within Rome. He wrote nearly 400 years ago, quote, God will permit this great evil against his church. Heretics and

tyrants will come suddenly and unexpectedly. They will break into the church while bishops,

prelates, and priests are asleep. They will enter Italy and lay waste, Rome. They will burn the

churches and destroy everything. What does it look like to apply Holtzhauser's prophecies of the 17th century, his 17th century?

If we look at that last quote, especially through spiritualize instead of a physical attack on Rome,

well, when we connect this to the messages of our Lady of Good Success and Our Lady of La Selet

and Our Lady of Fatima,

the picture becomes pretty clear. Now of course no one knows what the future holds,

but Mary's words in all of those locations I just named, as well as the current events we see in

Rome, would strongly suggest we are on the cusp between the fifth age of confusion and the sixth age

of peace. Now, many say that sixth age, that sixth age of peace, will include the angelic pope and the

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