Nostradamus' Chilling Prediction Resurfaces Following Death of Pope Francis

Overview

• The death of Pope Francis at the age of 88 has sparked interest in a prediction by Nostradamus.
• Nostradamus, a 16th-century French astrologer, is known for his prophetic writings.

Pope Francis' Passing

• Pope Francis passed away after suffering a cerebral stroke leading to heart failure.
• His death was announced by Cardinal Kevin Farrell, Camerlengo of the Holy Roman Church.
• Francis had a final public appearance on Easter Sunday after a 38-day hospital stay.
• Despite ill health, he delivered blessings during Easter Mass.

Nostradamus' Prediction

• In his 1555 work, Les Prophéties, Nostradamus wrote about the death of an old Pontiff.
• The prediction mentioned a Roman being elected after the Pontiff's death.
• Another line refers to "Peter the Roman" who would lead during tribulations, leading to the destruction of "the city of seven hills."
• These writings have resurfaced post-Pope's death, drawing public interest.

Reactions and Tributes

• Global leaders have expressed condolences following Pope Francis' death.
  • US President Donald Trump and King Charles both paid their respects.
  • Interfaith leaders, including Chief Rabbi Sir Ephraim Mirvis and Archbishop of York Stephen Cottrell, have also expressed condolences.
• Pope Francis' body will be displayed for public respects at St. Peter's Basilica.

Images

1. Pope Francis' image from his final appearance.
2. Nostradamus' reference image.

• The events surrounding Pope Francis' passing have revived discussions on Nostradamus' prophecies, though critics argue the predictions are vague and general.
• The global Catholic community mourns a leader remembered for his dedication to service and faith.