Men will gradually forget their souls, to only take care of their bodies. The greatest corruption will reign on Earth.

Men will resemble ferocious beasts, thirsty for their brothers’ blood.

The half moon will darken and its adepts will fall in perpetual war. The greatest misfortunes will fall upon them and they will fight each other.

The crowns of the kings, great and small, will fall; one, two, three, four, five, six, seven, eight, a terrible war among all peoples will break out.

The oceans will roar. The earth and the bottoms of the seas will be covered in bones.

Kingdoms will disappear, entire populations will die... Famine, disease, crimes not covered by the laws, never seen, neither dreamed of by men...

Then, the enemies of God and the Divine Spirit that lie in man himself will come. Those who raise their hands against others will perish as well.

The forgotten and the persecuted will rise later; they will be the center of the attention of the whole world.

There will be thick darkness, horrible storms. Mountains, until then arid, will be covered with forests.

Earth will be shaken. Millions of men will exchange the chains of slavery and humiliations for hunger, pestilence and death.

Roads will be crowded with people, walking randomly from one place to another.

The greatest, the most beautiful cities, will disappear in fire... One, two, three. Out of ten thousand men, one will survive, and he will be naked, deprived of reason and lacking strength to build a shelter or find food. And these surviving men will bark like mad wolves, they will devour corpses and bite their own flesh, and they will challenge God for combat.

Earth will be deserted, and even God will leave... Only death and night will be on the empty Earth.

Then I will send a group of people, until then unknown, who, with strong hands, will remove the weeds from the cultivating field of vice, and will lead the few faithful to the Spirit of man in the battle against evil.

They will found a new life on Earth, purified by the death of nations.