The NEW Pope Prophecy Vatican Archive Secrets and is Leo Another Woke Pope

Pope Leo, the new Pope, is under scrutiny for his potential to reveal secrets from the Vatican archives, including information about UFOs. There are rumors that he might be the first American Pope, as predicted by a neighbor when he was a child. Some believe he may disclose the Vatican’s knowledge about extraterrestrial life, given his interest in astronomy. However, his practices and beliefs, such as praying to the dead and supporting open borders, have sparked controversy among some believers.
Pope Leo, the first American Pope, is a strong advocate for environmentalism and immigrant rights, and has criticized Donald Trump. He has praised green initiatives and warned against unchecked technological development. However, he also opposes certain lifestyle choices promoted by the media, such as abortion and homosexuality. Despite some disagreements with the Vatican, the Pope’s influence on believers and his global impact make his actions and words significant.

Pope Leo has officially taken the throne, but who is he really? As new Pope prophecies flood the internet, some claim he’s just another woke Pope. Whispers about the secrets buried deep in the Vatican archives may soon be revealed. Will this new papacy finally release some of the mysteries the church has had hidden for centuries? Let’s take a closer look at the man, the prophecies, and the secrets that they don’t want you to know. By this point, we all have heard of Saint Malachi’s prophecy of the Popes, which had Pope Francis as the last Pope, the 112th, who would usher in the destruction of Rome and practically the beginning of the Great Tribulation.

And as we all saw it, that didn’t happen, but another prophecy or a word of knowledge surrounding this recent Pope has actually come to pass. You said your neighbor said he would be the first American Pope, and what did you guys say when you heard that? Well, we just laughed because of what? He was six, so I was seven. Who knows what some lady is saying? You know, you just find that interesting, but it stuck with me all at this time. And then as he became a priest and then a bishop and then a carnal, I thought maybe this is going to happen.

And did your parents hear this too, that other people hear that the neighbor called saying he would one day be a Pope? Yes. Well, even if they didn’t hear her say that, I certainly went home and said, you know what, Mrs., I don’t want to mention the name. You know what she said? So they know what was said, yes. And the reaction from other family members? I think it was just children talking. You know, who’s going to take something like that for real? Who’s going to believe a six-year-old kid knows something like that and the neighbor can see something in it? Someone saw something at that time.

And now here we are, you might say almost full circle, more than 60 years later, he is Pope. What do you think now when you think back at that memory, on that memory? Some things, the Holy Spirit is moving somebody and moved him and something’s going on that hopefully is positive for the church. No doubt that is definitely interesting. Prophetic insight or words of knowledge are mentioned as spiritual gifts in the Bible. Pursue love and desire spiritual gifts, but especially that you may prophesy. For to one is given the word of wisdom through the spirit, to another the word of knowledge through the same spirit.

As we’re on the topic of the supernatural, information and theories are coming out that Pope Leo will disclose whatever UFO information is hidden away in the Vatican archives. Shortly after the death of Pope Francis, we reported on the prospect that a new Pope might just let a few rays of sunshine into that vast and heavily guarded treasure trove and maybe let a few secrets out. Specifically, what the Vatican knows about extraterrestrial visitors and how the Vatican knows it. It turns out Pope Leo the 14th has a spiritual connection to the Vatican’s long history of astronomical research.

Here’s a summary of the rest of that News Nation report that was over an hour long. In 2023, a former US intelligence officer stepped out of the shadows. David Grouche, a claimed whistleblower with top level clearance, testified that the Vatican was quietly involved in a UFO crash recovery nearly a century earlier. According to Grouche, a strange craft fell from skies over Magenta, Italy in 1933 during the reign of Mussolini. But instead of public panic, there was silence. He claimed the Catholic Church helped conceal the crash, even aiding in the secret transfer of non-human technology to the United States.

Crude sketches and classified memos from the Italian intelligence surfaced, hinting Grouche’s tale wasn’t science fiction. It was hidden history. As the world reeled from these revelations, another voice entered the mystery Danny Sheehan, a legal insider from the Carter administration. He remembered when President Jimmy Carter, who had personally witnessed a UFO as governor, demanded answers. Denied access by CIA Director George H.W. Bush, Carter turned to the one institution older than most governments, the Vatican. Sheehan was tasked with reaching out to the Holy See, hoping its centuries deep archives might contain the truth about extraterrestrial life.

Now, with the sudden rise of Pope Leo XIV, many are watching the Vatican once again. A man known for his interest in the stars, and for choosing the Leo in honor of the Pope who founded the Vatican observatory, he’s being called the potential disclosure pope. Some believe he may be the one to finally open the ancient vaults beneath the Holy See and reveal what the Church has long suspected. There’s a lot more to the UFO and alien dilemma than what the public is being told. So who is Pope Leo? Is he going to be a woke pope? Will he welcome in the other religions and take away from the importance of Jesus like Pope Francis did? Well, let’s take a look at some of the good, the bad, and the ugly of what we may expect from him.

We’ll start off with the bad and the ugly. This was one of the first videos I saw of Pope Leo in his new role. He went and visited the tomb of Pope Francis, and as you can see he bows down in praise. It’s very likely here that he’s actually praying to Pope Francis because that’s a practice that the Catholic Church believes in. Praying to the dead human beings who are saints or family members or whoever they want really. This is not found in the Bible and this is not a practice that Christians should be participating in.

Many verses in the Bible warn against praying to the dead. One of the most clear is in the book of Deuteronomy. Let no one be found among you who sacrifices their son or daughter in the fire, who practices divination or sorcery, interprets omens, engages in witchcraft, or casts spells, or who is a medium or spiritist, or who consults the dead. Again, praying to the dead isn’t something that’s mentioned even a single time in the Bible for us to be doing. When looking at the Old Testament, this was actually a practice of the religions and cultures God commanded the Israelites to destroy and to not copy their ways like the Babylonians and the Canaanites.

Babylonians would take part in custom rituals, offering food, drink, and incense to the spirits of deceased ancestors, often monthly or yearly. The Canaanites also believed that the dead had some sort of influence on them. They would leave them food, drink, and oil offerings, and in some cases consult them, especially those who had a heroic or royal past. No matter how seemingly important a person or organization such as the Pope or the Vatican makes themselves out to be, I personally will continue to believe what the Bible says. For there is one God and one mediator between God and men, the man Christ Jesus.

I’m going to show two more videos on Pope Leo’s stances that I personally don’t agree with at all. Then I’ll show some things that are actually promising. My intention isn’t to come out and just attack whoever is the Pope. It’s just that the Pope has a big influence on many people who believe in Jesus around the world, so the things that he does should be looked at underneath a spotlight. The first video is some ex-post that Leo made or reposted before he was the Pope in relation to immigration. And in April, shortly before his papal election, he shared a post condemning the US government’s handling of Kilmar Abrego Garcia’s wrongful deportation.

The post read and I quote, Do you not see the suffering? Is your conscience not disturbed? In one 2024 post, he criticized Vice President J.D. Vance’s argument that Christians should rank their love family first and world last. Quoting an article, he reposted that J.D. Vance was wrong and that Jesus doesn’t ask us to rank our love for others. For years, he’s been advocating for stronger support for migrants. Back in 2018, he condemned the first Trump administration’s controversial policy that separated migrant families at the US border. A year earlier in 2017, he amplified a statement that voiced strong opposition to team Trump’s approach to the DACA program, which protects undocumented immigrants brought to the US as children.

I do find it interesting when Popes like Francis or now Leo share this position supporting illegal immigration or open borders when you actually take a look at how Vatican City operates itself. Unauthorized immigration is not tolerated in Vatican City. All access to the Vatican is carefully controlled and permits are required and strictly regulated. Access is only granted for specific, justified reasons. Catholic News Agency posted an article this year on January 15th. Vatican cracks down on illegal entry into its territory. I also find it very strange when they say we should have open borders when you can take a look here and see that Vatican City itself is completely walled in.

The other video and belief of Pope Leo’s that I want to now look at is his stance on the climate. From his quiet Midwestern upbringing to years of missionary work abroad, he’s a leader who has publicly criticized Donald Trump, supported immigrant rights and championed climate action. He’s a primer on the new Pope. Pope Leo may be the first American Pope, but when it comes to environmentalism, he’s cut from the same cloth as Pope Francis. In a 2024 seminar, he warned against turning dominion over nature into tyranny, urging the faithful to shift from words to action.

He’s praised green initiatives within the Vatican, like solar panels and electric vehicles, and warned of the perils of unchecked technological development. The whole climate crisis stuff is 100% an attempt to gain more power over the population. Lord willing, I’ll have another video coming out soon, documenting this further. But in the meantime, here’s some information which completely counters what the climate alarmists are saying. May 12th, 2025. Antarctica gained 200 billion tons of ice during recent two-year period. Surprising scientists. May 6th, 2025. Surprise. Ice is rebounding at both poles. Climate is more complex than we know.

I also found this video very interesting about how those ice rings that you see them pulling up in Antarctica actually don’t show thousands and thousands of years of time. Airplanes, and they got lost in a storm, ran out of fuel. The emergency landed in Greenland out in the middle of nowhere. The pilots all survived. They left the planes. A very wealthy aviation collector said, I want to find those lost P-38s and restore them. We know approximately where they went down, and they started digging down using hot water and all this equipment, big expeditions.

They were 260 feet down. And based on the depth, and they only got one of them up. This is it called Glacier Girl. They restored it. Based on the one that they restored, it should be about 100,000 years old. Those lines that you see in the ice do not represent ages and centuries. They represent snowstorms. So now we’ll take a look at some of the more promising things concerning Pope Leo. This video posted on X is of Leo speaking while he was still a cardinal. And he has strong words for countering the cultural lies of the world and standing up for the cause of the Gospel in the face of them.

Western mass media is extraordinarily effective in fostering within the general public enormous sympathy for beliefs and practices that are at odds with the Gospel. For example, abortion, homosexual lifestyle, euthanasia. Religion is at best tolerated by mass media as tame and quaint when it does not actively oppose positions on ethical issues that the media have embraced as their own. However, when religious voices are raised in opposition to these positions, mass media can target religion, labeling it as ideological and insensitive in regard to the so-called vital needs of people in the contemporary world.

The sympathy for anti-Christian lifestyle choices that mass media fosters is so brilliantly and artfully ingrained in the viewing public that when people hear the Christian message, it often inevitably seems ideological and emotionally cruel by contrast to the ostensible humaneness of the anti-Christian perspective. This video from May 12th was shared where you can see Pope Leo look down at the flag that he’s walking towards and then purposely ignore that person. X made a community post note showing that this is actually an Italy peace flag that’s been around for many years a lot longer than the other rainbow flag that we’re all aware of.

But it appears in this video that from the distance and the angle he was at, he just saw the colors and decided not to engage. Not that we aren’t supposed to engage with those type of people and bring the gospel to them, but the last thing that we would want to see from the Pope is one who would engage with that and start to promote it as if it was a thing to be celebrated. So that may be a good sign. Redacted had on a traditional Catholic priest, Calvin Robinson, and he mentioned some of the key differences within the Catholic Church between Pope Francis and Pope Leo that we can expect.

But in the bio it says he’s in Augustine and he mentioned Saint Augustine in his speech. What does that mean? That’s a good question. So it’s a spiritual style and actually it’s a very that’s where he is very different to Francis. So the Guston style is less. So to put it in terms of what Francis was as a Jesuit, they are more pragmatic. They are less spiritual. They’re less doctrine or less theological and more how can we work in and of the world? Whereas Saint Augustine, his style is more mystical.

His style is more rooted in theology. And so that’s a good differentiation actually because it affects their worldview, not necessarily their politics or their theology, but the way they approach these things and how will that come to play in reality? How will that play itself out or work itself out? I don’t know. But I’m hoping and I’m praying that that means that there’s less of a how can we meet the world where the world is and more of a how can we bring the world into the church? How can we bring the world towards salvation? How do we introduce sinners to Christ? Meet them where they are, but don’t let them stay there.

It’s the message that the papacy needs to have. So that’s about the majority of the hot button issues that I’ve seen so far surrounding Leo since he became Pope. If you’ve seen my past videos, you know that I obviously have some major disagreements with the Vatican, but there’s a lot of believers in Jesus within the Catholic Church and the Pope influences them heavily. He also has a worldwide impact. So watching what he says and what he does is important. And my prayer for Pope Leo is the same prayer that I have for everyone in the entire world that he would grant you according to the riches of his glory to be strengthened with might through his spirit in the inner man, that Christ may dwell in your hearts through faith that you being rooted and grounded in love may be able to comprehend with all the saints what is the width and length and depth and height to know the love of Christ which passes knowledge that you may be filled with all the fullness of God.

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