Post by Patrick Murphy

St. Caesar (or Caesarius) of Aries ( c. A.D. 470-543), a Sixth century French bishop, wrote: "When the entire world, and in a special way France, . . . shall have been prey to the greatest miseries and trials, then the provinces shall be succored by a prince who had been exiled in his youth, and who shall recover the crown of the lilies (symbol of France). . . . At the same time there will be a Great Pope, who will be most eminent in sanctity and most perfect in every quality. This Pope shall have with him the Great Monarch, a most virtuous man, who shall be a scion of the holy race of the French kings. This Great Monarch will assist the Pope in the reformation of the whole earth. . . . All nations shall recognize the Holy See of Rome and shall pay homage to the Pope." Source: Fatima, Islam and Our Lady's Coming Triumph Marie-Julie Jahenny’s prophecies regarding the French throne specifically reject the Orleans branch (descendants of Louis Philippe I) as illegitimate "imposters" and "usurpers" who would never truly rule France by divine right. Her visions emphasized that only a direct, legitimate descendant of the Bourbon line—the "Great Monarch"—is destined to restore the monarchy. Rejection of the Orleans Line Jahenny’s revelations often contrasted the "true king" with various false claimants: Imposters to the Throne: She warned of false kings and political "usurpers" who would try to seize power during times of chaos in France. This was widely interpreted by her followers as a condemnation of the House of Orleans, which took the throne during the July Monarchy under Louis Philippe I, whom legitimists viewed as an usurper of the senior Bourbon line. The "Orleans" Curse: Prophecies attributed to her suggest that the Orleans line would be excluded from the future restoration because of their perceived betrayal of the legitimate monarchy and the Church during the French Revolution and the 19th century. The Promised Monarch: Henry V of the Cross Instead of an Orleanist restoration, Jahenny foretold the arrival of a specific figure: She identified the future savior of France as Henry V of the Cross. The Bourbon Link: While she initially lived during the time of the Count of Chambord (the historical Henri V), she prophesied that even after his death, a "miraculous" descendant of the senior Bourbon line—sometimes linked to a surviving Louis XVII—would eventually return to claim the throne. Mission: This king is destined to lead a Christian army to liberate France from foreign and revolutionary forces, working alongside an "Angelic Pontiff" to restore the Catholic Faith. Marie Julie Jahenny’s visions of the Great Monarch were detailed and specific. She described him as a tall, handsome man with blue eyes and blond hair. She said that he would be a great military leader and that he would defeat the enemies of France. She also said that he would be a wise and just ruler who would bring peace and prosperity to the country. -Mare Julie Jahenny Prophecy