| Those blessed by the Pope. |
But cursed by Jesus Christ, |
| Pius IX sent the Golden Rose (“blessings”) to the King of the Two Sicilies, |
Within a year, he lost his crown and kingdom. |
The same Pope sent his blessings to the Austrian Kaiser.
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Within a year, he lost Venetia and suffered defeat at Sadowa. |
| The same Pope sent the Golden Rose (“blessings”) to Queen Isabella of Spain. |
In a short time, she lost her crown and died in exile. |
| He sent his Golden Rose (“blessings”) to the Empress Eugenie of France. |
Within a year, the Emperor and Empress lost their crowns, and both died later in exile, and their only son was killed by Zulus in Africa. |
| The Pope blessed Maximilian the Emperor of Mexico. |
He was dethroned and killed by his people. |
| The Pope blessed the Emperor’s widow. |
She became a hopeless maniac and died in exile. |
| The Pope blessed a steamer filled with nuns enroute to South America in 1870 |
It never reached its destination, every soul perishing. |
| The Pope blessed General Boulangerin |
In less than two weeks he was in exile, later committing suicide. |
| Mrs. Sherman, wife of the American General Sherman, received the Golden Rose (“blessing” from the Pope) |
She died soon after. |
| In 1895, the Archbishop of Damascus, at Vittoria, gave the Pope’s blessings to the Spanish troops and fleet |
Spain lost two fleets and two armies. |
| In 1897, the papal nuncio blessed the grand “Charity” bazaar in Paris. |
Within five minutes, it was in flames and nearly 150 of the aristocracy perished, including the sister of the Empress of Austria. |
| The poor Empress of Austria received the Golden Rose (the “blessing” from the Pope) |
She was murdered in Switzerland, her only son committing suicide previously and her nephew losing his throne subsequently, while Austria has ceased to exist as an Empire. |
| King Edward VII of Britain visited the Pope and received, as a mark of favor, a signed photograph of Pope Leo XIII |
At once came news of a reverse to British troops in Somaliland, and the king’s health began to fail and was never restored. |
| The Pope blessed Lord Denbigh, the special envoy of the British Sovereign. |
That very day, disaster befell the British Army in South Africa-Lord Methuen being severely wounded, and the papists in Parliament cheered the news. |
| Princess Ena of Battenberg received the Pope’s blessing on her perversion and marriage, 1906. |
On the same day as the wedding, she narrowly escaped death at the hands of a Romish anarchist, some thirteen hapless victims succumbing, and eighty others being wounded. Her wedding garments were spattered with blood. One, at least, of her sons was afflicted bodily. |
| May 29th, 1923, the Pope gave the Golden Rose (his “blessing”) to the Queen of Spain (Princess Ena of Battenberg). In May 1931, she, with her husband, King Alfonso XIII, lost their throne and fled Spain. |
In May 1931, she, with her husband, King Alfonso XIII, lost their throne and fled Spain. |
| The Pope blessed Queen Natalie of Servia on her perversion in 1902. |
She ended her days as a fugitive in exile, her only son, the king, being murdered. |
| The Queen of Portugal, one of the Orleans, was blessed by the Pope. |
Her husband, the king, and her eldest son were murdered beside her in a carriage, and she and her surviving son escaped as exiles to England, throneless. Portugal has been a republic ever since. |
| In 1912, the Pope blessed the Titanic. |
It sank on the maiden voyage. |
| In 1924, a rich English land owner, Dyer Edwards, turned papist. |
In 1926, he went to Rome, was “blessed” by the Pope, and in four days was dead. |
| In 1928, the Pope blessed the Italia airship and gave a cross to place on the North Pole. |
The airship foundered and broke in two-half its crew being lost whilst General Nobile was severely injured and was later censured by an Italian committee. It was the greatest fiasco of that time. |
| After Mussolini had murdered the people of Abyssinia and sacked their country, the whole world condemned him but the Pope praised Mussolini and his Italian army, as they went about their murderous campaign, gassing and bombing the helpless natives. The Pope blessed the Italians as “a great and good people.” |
Mussolini lost the war, coming to an inglorious end was shot dead at the side of his mistress, Petacci, in April, 1945.and was hung upside down and his body mutilated. |
| Mr. Winston Churchill allowed a friendship to develop with "His Holiness."called in at the Vatican, |
After that he never regained his authority in Parliament. |
| This condemnation applied equally to the late President Roosevelt, who kept a personal representative at the Vatican. |
He was denied the fruits of his conquest through death and to Mr Churchill by political oblivion. |
| General McArthur was presented with an autographed photograph of the Pope, which he considered to be one of his most treasured possessions. |
Soon after he was demoted as a commander-in-chief and never regained his position. |
| The future Queen Elizabeth on April 13th, 1951, visited the Pope in the Vatican, under servile and unconstitutional conditions. |
She presided over the loss of the British Empire. |
| The President of France made a personal visit to the Pope in 1957, the first time in French history. |
A few months 'later the Fourth French Republic started to crumble and the French colonial army has suffered one defeat after another. |
| Cardinal Stritch of Chicago accepted the invitation of the Pope to become the first American to head one of the Congregation of the Roman Church. {Almost all power is Roman. There are very few representatives of other countries within the power base at Rome. So much for being a Catholic [Universal Church]} |
He left Chicago after Easter 1958 and he died a few days after his arrival in Rome. The Pope who gave him a blessing for his journey and a blessing when his arm was amputated, did not even go to see him while he was dying just a few blocks from the Vatican. |
| On July 2nd, 1963, President Kennedy of the U.S.A. was received and blessed by Pope Paul VI. |
He committed more troops to Vietnam soon after, completely involving the U.S.A in the war. He was assassinated in 22 Nov 1963 |
| On 12 October 1964, President Sockarno of Indonesia at the height of his power, audiences with the Pope and receives the highest Papal honor for a layman, |
He is deposed from office in 1967. |
| On 12 May 1964, King Hussein of Jordan audiences with the Pope. |
On the 5 June 1967, his armies are defeated by Israel in the six-day war. He loses territory to the state of Israel. |
| On 5 October 1965 Pope Paul VI visits New York City, to address the United Nations General Assembly. He is met privately by President Johnson, who hails the visit as a great occasion for the USA. He introduces his wife and daughter to the Pope, and thereafter frequently attends mass at Roman Catholic cathedrals. |
Johnson's popularity as President steadily declined after the 1966 elections. On 1 April 1968 President Johnson virtually resigns by announcing he will not stand for re-election. His three years in office were among the most tragic in American History. More than half a million US troops were sent to Vietnam without decisive results. He had to cope with anti-war demonstrations, unrest on the campus and Negro riots. The prestige of the USA abroad was at its lowest. Johnson died after suffering his third heart attack, on January 22, 1973. |
| On 24 April 1966 King Constantine and Queen Marie of Greece have an audience with the Pope. |
On 21 April 1967 some army officers oust King Constantine in a coup-de-tat. On 12 December 1967 the King and his family flee from Greece after a counter "coup" in the King’s favor fails. They now live in exile in Rome. |
| On 5 February 1967, Senator Robert F. Kennedy audiences with the Pope at the start of his election campaign. |
On 6 June 1968, Senator Kennedy is assassinated. |
| The Pope visited and blessed the Premier D. Salazar of Portugal, the Popes visit and blessing to him. |
He died shortly after. |
| On 31 July 1969, Pope Paul VI visits Uganda at the invitation of President Dr. Milton Obote, who is knighted by the Pope at a special ceremony at which he blesses the people of Uganda. |
Dr. Obote is deposed in 1971 (January) and is now in exile as a result of a coup-de-tat by an army office. |
| On 10 September 1975, President Idi Amin audiences with the Pope. |
Liberation forces from neighboring Tanzania defeat the armies of Idi Amin on 12 April 1979 and he is now in exile. |
| On 10 October 1970, Emperor Haille Sellasie of Ethiopia audiences. with the Pope. |
In 1972-73 his country is hit by a severe drought and famine. In August 1974 he is deposed in a coup-de-tat and the Army takes over. He dies in captivity on 27 August 1975 |
| On 29 September 1970, President Nixon visited the Pope to tell him of his decision to withdraw all American troops from Vietnam. He is coolly received with no blessing. |
In 1972 President Nixon wins the Presidency with a comfortable majority. |
| Richard Nixon compromised by appointing a personal envoy to the Vatican, as the US constitution does not allow official representation. On 21 December 1972, Nixon’s son-in-law and daughter (nee Patricia Nixon audiences with the Pope.. |
On August 24 1974, President Nixon is forced to resign ignominiously over the Watergate Affair. |
| On 30 November 1970, Pope Paul VI visits Pakistan to see cyclone damage and sympathize with victims. In March 1971, civil war breaks out and lasts more than a year. Many hundreds of thousands die, and millions become refugees. In April 1972 President Yahaya Khan, who allowed the visit is deposed after his armies are defeated in war against India. |
In April 1972 President Yahaya Khan, who allowed the visit is deposed after his armies are defeated in war against India. |
| On 1 December 1970, Pope Paul VI visits Australia and is welcomed by Prime Minister John S. Gorton. |
In March 1971 he is deposed from part leadership and reverts to a back bencher in August of that year. On 2 December 1972 the Liberal-Country Party that permitted this visit is defeated at the elections overwhelmingly in spite of official support from the Church of Rome. Mr. Gough Witlam becomes Prime Minister. |
| On May 1980, Pope John Paul II visited Accra in Ghana and is welcomed by Pres. Hilla Limann. |
On 1 January, 1982, a military coup-de-tat led by Fl Lt. Jerry Rawlings, ousts the government of Pres. Limann because of alleged corruption. He is arrested while attempting to flee the country. |
| On 2 June 1980, Pope John Paul II visited France and was given a state reception by Pres. Valery Giseard D’Estaing who also had a private audience with him. |
Hardly a year later in May 1981 he is defeated at the elections by Mr. François Mitterand the Socialist Party leader. |
| In December 1979 Pope John Paul II visited Turkey and was received as a head of state by Prime Minister Suleiman Demirel |
On 12 September 1980 Mr. Demirel is deposed in a bloodless coup-de-tat by Turkey’s military leaders led by Gen. Kenan Evren. |
| President Jimmy Carter not only highly eulogized Pope John Paul II when he visited the USA in October 1979, but even invited him to the White House and to address Congress! He followed it up by making a personal visit to the Vatican on 23 June 1980. |
He was soundly defeated at the elections in December 1980 by Mr. Ronald Reagan, who won a landslide victory. The double Papal "blessing" did not help! |
| George Bush visited the Pope. |
America involved in war. |
| John Howard visited the Pope. |
Australia involved in war. |
| The Pope visited AUSTRALIA. |
Economic calamity spreads to Australia. The Australian airline that carried the Pope is plagued with serious incidents and problems. |
| N.S.W premier Iemma receives the Pope. |
Iemma is forced to resign within a few months. |
| I have also attended a High Anglican Church where a Catholic orientated priest blessed someone's car |
It crashed shortly after. |
| All Roman Catholic nations have been blessed by the Pope or his priests. |
All true Roman Catholic nations are characterized by restriction of the press, poverty, illiteracy, corruption, despotism, superstition and fearfulness. Many have succumbed to communism. |
| The Pope blessed the Spanish Armada before it set off to conquer England in 1588. |
The Armada was destroyed by England and the Lord. |
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