Though it is not particularly well known, Christ spoke to a nineteenth century mystic concerning the sorrow and ‘nausea’ he would endure over the celebration of a new Mass of the future that would work to the detriment of his flock. In hindsight, we now understand this to be the New Mass of Vatican II that was implemented in 1969.
Marie Julie Jahenny is an approved mystic of the Catholic Church who received messages and visions from Jesus and Mary throughout her life (1850-1941). She lived in a rural region of northwest France called Brittany. She bore the stigmata wounds of Christ and lived a life of sanctity that made her a suitable instrument for transmitting heavenly messages to the world.
Marie Jahenny prophesied the first and second world wars and other events in France and Europe that came to pass in her time, and predicted that revolution would later break out in France and Rome, which would be the precursor to the coming Great Chastisement (Three Days Darkness) that would usher in the Second Coming of Christ.
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