Armageddon revelations teachings? Statistical data reveals an apocalyptic code that points to end-time events right now. The pattern was so strong and unusual that it appeared to be nothing short of miraculous. Saint Hermenegild was the young son of a Visigothic King of Spain who espoused an Arian heresy. Saint Hermenegild, being a staunch Catholic, would receive no communion from anyone other than a Catholic priest, and was killed because he refused to take communion from an Arian bishop sent by his father. (See: Michael Walsh, ed., Cardinal Basil Hume, O.S.B., Archbishop of Canterbury, frwd., Butler’s Lives of the Saints, Concise Edition, Harper & Row, Publishers, San Francisco (1985), pp. 110-111).
An alternative argument would revolve solely around the possibility of a nuclear war and nothing else. What’s worse than a nuclear conflict? Nothing, except perhaps, the long-lasting aftermath of a nuclear war, such as starvation, radiation sickness, and death amidst all of the destruction of cities worldwide. With that said, it is between April 9, 2020 and April 14, 2022 that the said Garabandal ‘Miracle’ will likely occur. And in regards to April 14, 2022, it is yet unknown as to what feast day of a martyred saint of the eucharist this date refers to as well. Other than Saint Hermenegild, the Roman Martyr of the 3rd & 4th century known as Saint Tarcisius appears to be the closest description of a true martyr of the eucharist. However, his feast day falls on August 26. (See: David Hugh Farmer, The Oxford Dictionary of Saints, Oxford University Press, New York, 2011, p. 409). The August 26 date of Saint Tarcisius may very well have been an alteration of an April date, but this cannot be known for certain. Further research is necessary to determine which saint the April 14, 2022 date refers to. However, if none currently exists, it is entirely possible that a martyr currently unrecognized by the Vatican will be canonized as a saint for either April 9th or the 14th in the near future. Nevertheless, the said date of April 9, 2020 remains as significant as April 14, 2022 due to all of the aforesaid.
The Divine Mercy of Jesus Christ, as revealed to Saint Faustina, would restore in full. (Entry 1448). Indeed, Jesus said to Saint Faustina the following: “Tell souls where they are to look for solace; that is, in the Tribunal of Mercy [the Sacrament of Reconciliation]. There the greatest miracles take place [and] are incessantly repeated. To avail oneself of this miracle, it is not necessary to go on a great pilgrimage or to carry out some external ceremony; it suffices to come with faith to the feet of My representative and to reveal to him one’s misery, and the miracle of Divine Mercy will be fully demonstrated. Were a soul like a decaying corpse so that from a human standpoint, there would be no [hope of] restoration and everything would already be lost, it is not so with God. The miracle of Divine Mercy restores the soul in full.” Read extra info at this website.
Staring in June 25 of 1981, in the small village of Medjugorje in what is now known as Croatia in the former Yugoslavia, six young children, named Vicka, Ivanka, Jakov and Marija, claimed to have seen apparitions of the Virgin Mary. The apparitions were seen by all of the children everyday for many years. The Virgin Mary declared to the children that once her daily apparitions cease, there will no longer be anymore marian apparitions on earth, for it would no longer be necessary. The Virgin further declared that Medjugorje would be the fulfillment of Fatima and that her heart would be victorious.
Now either Almighty God was an ESPN active subscriber to American professional sports or there was some weird karma going on here for fifteen straight years that stretches the laws of statistical probability to its extreme. Indeed, for the last fifteen straight years stretching from 1999 to 2014, there has been a long string of world championships won by American professional sports teams named after either Christian saints or angels. Read extra info at second coming of Jesus Christ.