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(Padre Pio, 1887-1968)

HenryMakow.com – April 1, 2023

During WW2, Padre Pio shocked his confreres when he assured them that then-communist Russia would one day become the center of Christian renewal after America degenerated.

“The time will come when people will pluck out their eyes for a piece of bread. Shops will be looted, warehouses will be stormed and destroyed; A country will disappear, a great country. The country will be erased from the maps forever, with it history, wealth and people all dragged through the mire…”

by Patrick O’Carroll – (henrymakow.com)

Padre Pio was a Capuchin Friar born in 1887 in Pietrencina in the Campania region of southern Italy.

He bore the Stigmata, or wounds of Christ, for exactly 50 years and 3 days.

Padre Pio made many prophecies, all of which came to pass.

When he received the Stigmata in 1918, he is said to have known the time of his own death.

Although he died in 1968, Padre Pio still remains one of the foremost Christian Voices in the world today because he predated the deterioration of the Catholic Church after Oct 1958 (when Freemasonic Pope John XXIII and his first appointed cardinal Pope Paul VI jointly enacted the disastrous Vatican II after which God, in the words of Malachi Martin, simply withdrew His Grace from the Catholic Church). Padre Pio remained a TRADITIONAL CATHOLIC until his death.

For the process of canonization, Padre Pio’s body was exhumed in 2008 and was found to be almost totally uncorrupted.

During WW2, Padre Pio shocked his confreres when he assured them that then-communist Russia would one day become the center of Christian renewal after America degenerated.

There are many wonderful anecdotes of Padre Pio’s interaction with his Guardian Angel, as well as Jesus and Mary, and with other heavenly personages.

In the confessional, Padre Pio would know in advance the sins of the penitent, including significant ones that the penitent may have forgotten (whether accidentally or deliberately).

PADRE PIO’S COMMENTS, DATED 1950, REGARDING THE GREAT CHASTISEMENT

 

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