The Last Pope, the Prophecy, and the Final Judgment: Is This the End of the Age?

The death of Pope Francis—on Easter Monday—feels less like coincidence and more like prophecy fulfilled. Over 800 years ago, Saint Malachy wrote a cryptic list of 112 popes, each with a symbolic title… and it ends with the one many believe was Francis. The prophecy doesn’t simply stop—it culminates in apocalypse:
“The city of seven hills will be destroyed, and the dreadful Judge will judge His people.”

Is this just religious poetry—or are we witnessing a script that was set in motion centuries ago?

🔹 Malachy foresaw popes born under eclipses—and they were.
🔹 He named places, signs, and destinies that defied probability.
🔹 The final pope, “Peter the Roman,” would shepherd during global tribulations.

Now the throne is empty. The Seven Hills tremble. And history feels strangely scripted.

This isn’t about fear. It’s about decoding the endgame.
Was Francis the last pope? Has the final seal been broken?

Or are we just now waking up… to the prophecy we were born inside of?