Hey guys, I'm Chasity, and you're listening to the ancient conspiracies podcast, where we connect the origins of some of the most popular conspiracy theories to biblical history.

Well, welcome back to the podcast. Now, I ended the last episode by saying that we would be discussing Easter versus Passover this week.

And my original goal was to break up the spring feasts into two

separate episodes, similar to what we did with the fall feasts. But as I began compiling the

episode, I quickly remembered that the spring feasts function more like a single event. All three

literally encompass the death, burial, and resurrection of Christ.

And that means that all three can technically be covered in a single episode.

So it's for that reason that we're going to push that episode off another couple of weeks

and discuss it closer to the actual holiday.

And therefore today, as you probably surmised from the title of this episode,

we're going to wrap up our discussion regarding the Catholic Church, more specifically

the Pope and how he may be a key player when it comes to end-time prophecy. Now, if you've

never heard this or considered it, be prepared to have your mind blown today. So I'm going to

start where I usually do with my

favorite Pastor Tom Horn. Not only did he in the late Chris Putnam write the book that we

discussed last episode, Exo-Vaticana, discussing the Vatican's connection to the alien phenomena,

but they also wrote a separate book within the same time frame, which was called Petrus Romanus,

which translates into English as Peter the Roman.

And this refers to a 900-year-old prophecy, which they discovered in the Vatican Library.

And it's from this prophecy that Pastor Tom Horn made an outrageous prediction.

But even more outrageous than his prediction was the fact that it came to pass.

In early 2012, Pastor Tom Horn, while writing the book Petrus Romanus, predicted that Pope Benedict

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