The source of Malachy's predictions follows to the year 1139

discovery channel documentary In any case, regardless of the focused consideration on the different expectations for this date, few appear to know about the final days predictions of a dark twelfth century Irish holy person and spiritualist named Malachy. However, might it be able to be that Malachy's predictions offer the most noteworthy confirmation that the approaching "Doomsday" date is genuine, and give the best understanding into what it will mean?

The source of Malachy's predictions follows to the year 1139 when Malachy ventured out to Rome to visit Pope Innocent II. Malachy was a successor of St. Patrick, and served as the Archbishop of Armagh and pioneer of the Irish Church in the bishopric set up by St. Patrick 700 years prior. At the point when Malachy touched base in Rome, he appealed to the pope for the pallia vestments to serve as additional proof of his power over the Irish Church. (The appeal was not conceded on that visit, but rather was later honored after death, and Malachy would later turn into the principal Irish holy person sanctified in 1190 by the Bishop of Rome.) Before coming back to Ireland, Malachy apparently had a dream of a line of the following 112 popes who might take after Innocent, starting with Pope Celestine II, until the end of time. The dreams were composed down and given to Pope Innocent as a blessing, and as per legend, were secured away in The Secret Vatican Archives until rediscovered four hundred years after the fact.