The Prophecies of Saint Malachy
The Final Pope, the Fall of Rome, and the Judgment to Come

For centuries, the name Saint Malachy drifted through the corridors of prophecy, largely forgotten, half-believed, or tucked away in dusty theological footnotes. But now—at the edge of history—his vision has thundered back into relevance. And with the death of Pope Francis, the world is asking a chilling question: Have we reached the final pope?

The Prophecies of Saint Malachy is a bold, revealing, and thoroughly researched examination of one of the most mysterious and controversial prophetic texts in Catholic history. This book walks the reader line by line through the famed Prophecy of the Popes—112 cryptic Latin mottos that have eerily matched the papacies for nearly a thousand years—culminating in the final, ominous figure: Petrus Romanus, who will feed the flock amid great tribulation before the destruction of Rome and the arrival of the Judge.

In this compelling volume, you'll discover why Malachy's predictions have captivated the faithful and unsettled skeptics alike. You'll explore how his vision converges with biblical apocalyptic writings, Marian apparitions like Fatima, and modern political chaos. And you'll confront the powerful possibility that his prophecy isn't just symbolic—it's unfolding right now.

This book doesn't sensationalize the prophecy—it clarifies it. With over 60 chapters of deeply researched, yet readable content, it explores: