Nostradamus and the last popes

Clairvoyants and fortune tellers were not stolen in the Middle Ages, and for fear of them, they were usually eliminated very quickly. Nostradamus was also a person who predicted things and all things came true at some point. So he did about that too last popes Said things that were actually true.

Who was Nostradamus?

Nostradamus was born in 1503 and lived in Provence until his death in 1566.

• He was a doctor, pharmacist and astrologer. During his lifetime he wrote prophetic poems, the Centuries. It is not known whether he ever studied medicine, but a document from the was found It emerged that he was denied studies because he was a pharmacist and they did not study medicine were allowed to.
• In 1535 Nostradamus lost his wife and children to an illness, it is believed that it was the plague. From that time on he began to travel a lot.
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• In 1547 he married a wealthy woman, which enabled him to fully devote himself to his writing.


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• At the age of 62 he died as a result of organ failure.

He predicted many things that made him very unpopular with the people. If you follow his prophecies today, they all came to pass.

The 10 last Popes

• Pope Pius X. was Pope from 1903 to 1914. Nostradamus called him the burning fire and that was true to a certain extent, because this Pope was eager to introduce Christian innovations in the church.
• Benedict the XV. was Pope from 1914 to 1922. Nostradamus predicted a religion without believers, and so it was. Communism came to Russia and the Christians were suddenly no longer worth anything. Many Christians also died in the First World War.
• Pius the XI. was Pope from 1922 to 1939. He was predicted to have unshakable faith. He stood up for Christianity, which even made Hitler very angry.
• Pius XII. was Pope from 1939 to 1958. He was described by the astrologer as an angelic shepherd. It was like that, he had a tendency to spiritualism and also some visions. He led his "herd" with a lot of patience and love.
• John XXIII was Pope from 1958 to 1963. He was called the pastor and helmsman by the astrologer. He had a maritime connection and was a popular pastor in Venice.
• Paul the VI. was Pope from 1963 to 1978. He was named as the flower of flowers in prophecy. There were three lilies on his arm dress, was it just a coincidence?
• From the crescent moon in the prophecy of the 7th Pope's reports. John Paul I. was Pope in 1978 for 33 days, then he died. The day he was made pope, it was half moon.
• About the 8. Pope was spoken of in prophecy about the work of the sun. That Pope was John Paul II. who was Pope from 1978 to 2005. In the prophecy it was said that this Pope would come from Poland and so it was, it also said there that he was the youngest Pope and that was also true. He was just 58 years old when he was inaugurated. He was a Pope who traveled a lot and like the sun always tried to be present. This Pope did that until his death.
• The glory of the olive is the prophecy for Benedict XVI. who was Pope from 2005 to 2013. The olive stands for peace, but this Pope could not bring it because there was a lot of trouble for the church. Nostradamus was mistaken in this prophecy.
• At the 10th Pope was predicted a black-skinned pope and also that this would be the last pope. Pope Francis is now not a black Pope, and whether he will be the last is still an open question.

As for the past popes, Nostradamus was right about most of them. Whether this is really all right, of course, is a matter of interpretation, since his Centuries were translated and clearly written. You just have to see what the future will bring.