What began as a small group of Jesus’ disciples has become a worldwide Church, headed by Pope Francis who is trying to lead the Church into deeper waters, engaging it with the problems of the average person. His approach has won wide acclaim and he, himself, is seen as a prophetic figure upon the world stage.

He will continue to move along the same path. His stature will spread and grow. Many will learn the simplicity of his heart and will see the Church in a new light.

This is so important. I must strip away all the prejudices and false ideas that have accrued. I must have the world see the Church in a new light of its true simplicity, a return to the simplicity of Jesus’ lifestyle, a stripping away of worldly signs and symbols.

When Pope Francis has completed his tasks, when many have a new interest and a different view of the Church, I can then bring forth the pope of Fatima. It will be late but the consecration will be done and the graces of my heart will be released. No one will be able to stop this enormous flow of graces.

It will be late and many events will have taken place. Many will have lost hope and some will have succumbed to the darkness. The trials will have begun with their great difficulties. The two parts will converge. Pope Francis’ simplicity and the world events will cause everyone to look to the Church as their only hope. For this moment, I have prepared my priest son.